Kamis, 02 September 2010
Keri Hilson - Funky Fringe Hairstyle

A substantial parting bang is also used in the central part of the forehead. This bang works to add attention to the eyes while creating a sexy look to the hair. The length of the hair is not too long. It is only going to be about one or two inches in length. This will make the hair easier to maintain and will require fewer materials to keep it looking right. The color of the hair can be of one’s choosing. Anyone who wants to get a haircut similar to that of Hilson’s haircut should consider a light brunette approach to the hair with some touches of gold.
Pixie Lott - Sleek Retro Hairstyle

A partial braiding can be seen in Lott’s hairstyle as well. This partial braiding is one that is located mainly around the front of the hair as a means of adding attention to it. This is used to help with getting the face to stand out by putting more attention to the front of the head. The length of Lott’s hair is generally down to the shoulders. The hair is allowed to flow down as a means of showcasing its bright blonde look. This will help to see that the hair is going to look its best and most impressive to all people who see it.
Rabu, 01 September 2010
Emo hairstyles
Emo hairstyles are very popular among young people today. The styles serve to express a person's individuality and creativity but like any work of art, what exactly can be said from each person's look, is always open to interpretation.
Emo hairstyles are extremely varied and may look very different from one wearer to the other. There are however a few characteristics that typical emo styles have in common. For example, most emo hairstyles have fringes or bangs. Some fringes are grown quite long, covering the eyes or may be swept to one side. Others are shorter and are sometimes cut into precise shapes.
Emo hairstyles are almost always unrestrained and uncluttered with accessories. They will sometimes appear somewhat wild and unruly and wearers often deliberately create the uncontrolled appearance to their hair in order to communicate their emo individuality. This look can sometimes be misunderstood by observers such as parents and teachers who might interpret the apparent unruliness of the hairstyles as rebellion or indicative of aggression. Most emo youth however, see the styles as an outward manifestation of their inner emotions, creativity or identity.

