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really nice thread and many of u give really good advice. Even i like them. actually v r 2 sis. but my sis is too younger than me that she can't help me in these matter. and me myself don't know but the product much or maintain myself. ur tips r really helpful for me. request to all to keep it update with ur nice suggestion.
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Very good pointers^ but remember, hairstyle is important too! Make sure your hair is healthy and the style suits your face. Straight hair looks good but only if its not 4 ft. long (sigh, WHO MADE THAT SEXY?!?!??!), keep your hair at max above your hips if you like them long, waist length looks great. Make sure your haircut flatters your hair type or at least have the ends trimmed.
Well dear i hv hip length hair. and me realy worring abut hair style. caz my cousin 's marriage is coming this sep. and wt do i do?
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n wats abut those who hv curly,dry hair n cannt do straight on daily basis....?suggestion?
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Well dear i hv hip length hair. and me realy worring abut hair style. caz my cousin 's marriage is coming this sep. and wt do i do?
Get a haircut. Shorten the length and get it layered. Maybe get a fringe.
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n wats abut those who hv curly,dry hair n cannt do straight on daily basis....?suggestion?
-oil them
-make sure the hair looks shiny (use a serum)...sometimes it's just really dry and needs your attention.
-suck it up :( and do a braid, messy bun, side bun, the regular hair bun. you get the point :(
-you could straighten them a lil bit every day? i try to avoid it.
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Curly, dry hair:
Use serum to gloss and de frizz your hair
Accesorise it with hair accessories
Apply some curling mouse to define the curls and maybe do half up half down hair-do?
I have curly dry hair so i usually follow the above^
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Your hair is exactly like what? The hip-length one or ultra long? For starters you should get it trimmed so it isn’t super long. If you like long, keep it till the waist or a bit below and shape the ends so they aren’t bluntly straight but rather a soft U shape. And if you open your hair, remember to straighten it with an iron or blowdryer so it isnt poufy/frizzy and has some shine. Do not iron it with oil in it as you will fry your hair.
Try getting it trimmed, and making it a bit below the waist. Any longer and it starts to look outdated. This is a good style for longer hair: http://www.allcelebrityhairstyles.com/nicole-scherzinger/nicole-scherzinger-hairstyles.jpg
It is lightly layered and not too long, it looks like it’s below the waist or 1-2 inches above the hips.
Like Cuppy said above, I also have curly hair, and what I do is I apply a leave-in-conditioner, then I apply some mousse+curl gel (which works with a diffuser so it doesnt make it crunchy like regular gel) and then with a diffuser (it’s attached to a blowdryer) I flip upside down and “Scrunch” it upwards until my spirly-curls form. Or I straighten it, always use a heat protectant before hand.
