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Hairstyles for Brides

style="padding: 0px;"> Hairstyles for Brides pictures On the most important day of your life you want everything to be perfect, including your hair. Hairstyles for brides, especially if you are the bride, are too important to do yourself. Going to a hair salon tends to be pricey, so you really want to get what you want. Here are a few tips to consider.

The perfect hairstyle depends on what your dress looks like. Your dress should also depend on your hair length as well! If you have a medium length bob, a wedding gown that is off the shoulder, no train would be lovely. They say a bridal hairstyle should be an enhanced version of your every day style, so what is recommended with a short bob, keep it down, wisped outward away from your face, and to add to the simple, elegant look, add a large flower in the same color you chose for your colors.

If you have a strapless gown with a train, a long and elegant hairstyle would look fabulous as well. One style that would look great is to have all of your hair straightened, pull your bangs back and have the stylist put a bump in your hair, sprinkled with baby’s breath flowers. In this style you can use a tiara and also try the same look with curled hair.

A fancy up-do is traditional for brides to have done. You can have your hair completely swept back into a bun with the veil placed neatly in the center of your head. It will look beautiful!

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Should You Layer Your Own Hairstyle?

Should You Layer Your Own Hairstyle? pictures Although there are many people that have seen success with creating their own hairstyle and cutting their own hair, there are many reasons that you should avoid this if you are looking for a hairstyle that is functional, pretty and a hairstyle that is going to sophisticated and professionally cut.

Though there are many videos that are available on the internet for people to choose from it is very important to learn the methods and techniques that are used for cutting hair before you attempt to cut your own. It’s recommended to have hair stylist training and the proper tools to ensure that your hair remains in great fashion.

Even if you find that you are able to choose videos that can help you to learn the techniques to layer your own hair it is important to remember that these techniques are meant to be used by people that have a background in hari styliing methods and therefore it can easily go wrong if you make a wrong cut or create layers that are in the wrong place through the hairstyle.

Taking risks with your hair can cost you your style, as it can be simple to remove too much hair or create layers that are way too short within the style. To avoid these mishaps it is important to ensure that you don’t try these techniques at home and you leave the hair cutting to the pros at the salon!

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Lipstick Facts

Lipstick has been around for a very long time. Scientists found paintings on the walls of caves that showed women wearing lipstick. At this point it is not known whether they wore it to attract men or to scare them off.

Another interesting fact is that even Cleopatra was wearing a lipstick that is supposed to have been made of henna, a substance that today is use as hair dye. This made lips to remain colored for several days. Egyptians at that time also used a plant dye called focus to produce lipstick which made the lips purplish, but they did not know that this substance contained mercury, which is very poisonous.

Some texts tell that women in the ancient times applied juice of acrid plants (like wild iris) to add color to their lips. Such juice made the blood flow to the lips, so they remained red for a longer period of time.

In old times Japanese women were not allowed to appear in public without wearing makeup. The thick layer of makeup made them look like they were wearing some sort of mask.

It is said that in Latin America and in some eastern countries women colored their lips with carmine. Carmine is a substance of animal origin. The sources of it were insects called cochineal, which were dried and the ground to gain a powder-like substance.

In the seventeenth century Britain all kinds of makeup were banned because they were considered to be the ‘devil’s work’ and church considered that women who painted their lips red did it just to lead those around them in sin. Later, in the eighteenth century, the British Parliament passed a law banning the usage of makeup and declared those women who painted their lips red to lure men into matrimony witches, punishable by death. In this period there was a law in England according to which men were allowed to divorce their wives if they found out that during the matchmaking makeup concealed defects that became visible after the marriage.

In the 1800’s makeup was considered to be the province of actresses and prostitutes and at that time no decent woman would wear it. Even more, those who wore makeup were despised by those around them. All this was true until the Second World War, because at that point movie industry begun to develop and this gave lipstick a kind of respectability. At that time it was thought to be a woman’s duty to wear makeup and to look good.

I think that the most important fact regarding lipstick is that in 1915 it took for the first time the look that we know today, a retractable stick. Not much later Elizabeth Arden said that girls who were wearing lipstick had better chances to get a job, than those who weren’t wearing any.

Today a big part of lipstick manufactured in the USA contains castor oil, which makes the lips shine and it dries in a couple of minutes into a tough film. It is not so well-known that ingesting castor oil can affect the fluid balance causing an increased level of urination. So we can say that those women who wear a lot of lipstick have to visit more often the restroom.

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The Popularity of Male Waxing

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style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;">Male waxing is growing in popularity as men realize they would like to be hair free too! Like women that wish to be hair free on various parts of the body, there are many areas of the body that men would like hair free, including the back, chest, underarms and even the bikini line!

style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;">Are Brazilian waxes popular with men that are seeking hairless bikini lines for summer? Surprisingly, as men become aware of grooming practices, there are many men that are making the decision to become hair free through the bikini line and even going for a full Brazilian, which removes all of the hair from the genitals and surrounding areas. Many men are pleasantly surprised to learn that this is not nearly as painful as the entire process seems.

style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt;">Male waxing can be completed in salons, but there are many products that have been designed for use, at-home, to allow waxing in the privacy of your own space, which can be completed at your own pace. Although waxing at home may be complicated without the use of a friend, it is popular for many men to take advantage of these types of products.

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011