Hairstyle Handbook from MSN
November 22, 2008
by Laney
Filed under Fall Fashion, Hair Care, Tips & Tutorials
Every day, I catch up on the news via CNN and MSN’s websites. However, it’s incredibly rare that I don’t get distracted by beauty related links! Today, distraction came in the form of MSN’s Hairstyle Handbook. It’s really cool; you can search for suggestions by hair length, ethnicity, texture, or maintenance time. Awesome, huh?
This is pretty much how my hair looks now, except with some slightly shorted bangs. I’m a big fan of that easy, chic style. “Roughly dry hair on a medium heat without applying any product beforehand. After hair is dry, add a dry spray wax and work through hair until you get that perfect unwashed look with just the right amount of volume. Add a teensy bit of shine just to your bangs. ”
This is a really sweet example of hairstyles for medium length hair. I’m growing mine out, so hopefully I’ll be here soon! “Add bounce to a relaxed style by spritzing ends with a conditioning mist. Put a few ceramic hot rollers in for three minutes, tops. Relaxed hair is delicate and you don’t want to cause breakage with heat styling. Shake hair out and spray lightly with a setting mist.”
This sort of gorgeous mane is what I’m aiming for! After all the recently popularized short styles, I haven’t seen anyone sporting locks this long in a while. “Refresh your style with a little hairspray and heat. Flip your head over and spray with a fine-mist aerosol spray that boasts moveability. Still keeping your head upside down, grab your dryer and give already-dry hair a shot of heat to reactivate the leftover product from the day before. Use a tiny bit of styling wax to define a few pieces in front.”
Head on over to check out more on these styles, and a bunch more! What sort of hair do you have right now?
About the Author: Laney
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