Working with your hair and hairstyle
You probably have an idea of what styles your hair can and can’t pull off. For instance, if your hair is stringy-soft, there’s no way it will look kittenish worn halfway down your back. Likewise, if your hair is incredibly thick, it won’t be sleek and swingy in a short, one-length bob; instead, you’ll look like someone put a mushroom on your head.
Icy blonde, Scandinavian hair is usually fine in texture, most Central European hair is medium and Asian and Latin American hair is often strong and coarse.
You can attempt to overlook your hair type completely-if you can find a hairdresser who will let you. Most stylists, however, know that your hair type plays an integral role in determining which styles will and won’t work for you. When a stylist talks about hair type, he or she is referring to a few different elements: how fine or fat in diameter your individual strands are, how many of these hairs you have on your head, and whether the strands are straight, wavy, or curly.
It is most likely that you already have an idea of what your hair can and can’t do, as well as the hairstyles that suit you best.
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Working with your hair and hairstyle
You probably have an idea of what styles your hair can and can’t pull off. For instance, if your hair is stringy-soft, there’s no way it will look kittenish worn halfway down your back. Likewise, if your hair is incredibly thick, it won’t be sleek and swingy in a short, one-length bob; instead, you’ll look like someone put a mushroom on your head.
Icy blonde, Scandinavian hair is usually fine in texture, most Central European hair is medium and Asian and Latin American hair is often strong and coarse.
You can attempt to overlook your hair type completely-if you can find a hairdresser who will let you. Most stylists, however, know that your hair type plays an integral role in determining which styles will and won’t work for you. When a stylist talks about hair type, he or she is referring to a few different elements: how fine or fat in diameter your individual strands are, how many of these hairs you have on your head, and whether the strands are straight, wavy, or curly.
It is most likely that you already have an idea of what your hair can and can’t do, as well as the hairstyles that suit you best.
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