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Lisa Rinna - Short Sassy Signature Hairstyle
Introduction
Lisa Rinna is a short hair goddess. This Cancerian star (July 11, 1963) is a classic example of a strand savvy woman knowing what style looks great on her and sticking with it to her very best advantage. Rather than being a slave to fickle hair trends and constantly changing her tresses from long to short, dark to light, this beautiful actress proves that she understands that true beauty comes from self-knowledge, confidence and class. Lisa has become famous for her short shag style which she has been wearing for the past six years. Note: Check out The Lisa Rinna Gallery Of Styles and Layered Bangs For Short Fine Hair which features Lisa's short hairstyles. This former Soap Opera Diva and hostess of the Emmy nominated Soap Talk recently burst back into the limelight with her fabulous performances on ABC's Dancing With The Stars and her new Access Hollywood Oscars Fashion reporting duties. Even though Lisa didn't win the dance contest, her lush tousled short shag captured the attention of the fans as she strutted her moves for the cameras. And yes, her appearance on the show garnered her lots of attention. She recently reported "the beauty of this show is that it's put us (the contestants) all back on the map," Rinna said.
Proving that short hair can looks spectacularly chic when paired with sequined costumes and evening gowns, Lisa captured a whole new fan base with her flirty flicked end, tousled side-swept fringe and perfectly feathered crown. When Lisa, who has luscious chocolate brown tresses, appears on various Red Carpets, all eyes immediately turn to her crowning glory of perfectly tousled strands. Her locks are always so spectacularly styled that you can't help but focus in on them. Lisa was so popular with Dancing fans that rumors have popped up that she'll be moving behind the cameras for next seasons contest. According to media buzz, Lisa will replace Samantha Harris as the female commentator on the ratings giant. Besides snagging a possible commentator gig, Lisa caught the ballroom bug. She has announced that she is "opening a dance studio in Los Angeles with her pro partner Louis van Amstel". Lisa is no slouch when it comes to opening a business. She already is the successful owner of two Hollywood fashion boutiques, Belle Gray. Her first students, according to Lisa, will be her actor husband Harry Hamlin and their two darling daughters, Delilah and Amelia.
A Classic Shag Style
Shag styles like Lisa's are very flattering. They have cycled through as popular hairstyles since actress Jane Fonda wore a shag in her memorable Klute role. Like the little black dress or a good pearl necklace, a shag hairstyle is a classic look that offers so many different advantages. Depending on how it is cut, it can look great on lots of different face shapes. Worn with lots of volume at the crown, the style can actually flatter a round face since it adds instant height. When created with long cheek hugging strands, a shag hair style can minimize square face shapes or create instant cheekbones. The style can be modified to include bangs or not, long layers or short layers and can be worn longer around the jaw line to soften prominent chins. The style actually can be changed up with proper styling products. A volume enhancing spray or gel combined with backcombing or finger tousling can dress up the look for evening wear. For casual or daytime wear, the style can be slicked back into a wet look. When applied appropriately, baby barrettes, thin headbands and jeweled bobbies can instantly dress up a short shag. Tiny accent flowers also look spectacular when carefully positioned over one ear. Steal Lisa's Look
If you look closely at Lisa's cut, the top layers were carefully crafted to create sassy volume that gives the style a flirtatious appeal. Highlighting and low lighting create instant definition and focus along the perimeter of the style. Lisa's shag is carefully cut around her eyes to bring them to prominence. The sides are feathered back and off her face to showcase her beautiful cheekbones. Depending on your face shape and hair texture and type, work with your stylist to select a shag style that is custom designed to maximize your best features. Follow these styles to steal Lisa's iconic short shaggy hairstyle: 1. To duplicate Lisa's tempting tousle, shampoo hair with a product designed to address your hair's special needs. If you color, highlight or chemically treat your hair, select a shampoo that supports those treatments. If you prefer, use a dilution formula or a conditioning only (CO) treatment. Note: For extra volume, try PhytoVolume Shampoo or PhytoVolume Mousse Shampoo.
2. Apply the appropriate rinse-out conditioners. (Avoid if hair is super thin or fine). 3. Finish with a cool/cold water rinse to close cuticles and encourage natural shine. 4. Towel blot and apply cocktail of desired leave-in detangler, conditioner or styling products (mousse, gel, glaze). 5. For extra volume along the crown, apply a volumizing product such as PhytoVolume Actif or similar. 6. Using a blow dryer with a concentrator nozzle, blow dry tresses with a medium barrel boar's bristle brush. Use fingers to lift targeted strands and direct air flow up the hair shaft from the ends to the roots to build in movement and lift. 7. When hair is completely dry, apply a little wax or pomade and pinch ends to piece them out. 8. Finish with a light styling spray like Phytolaque Soie and a light touch of shine product to add shimmer. SummaryLisa Rinna is a short hair style icon whose career has recently skyrocketed with her wild fan popularity in ABC's Dancing With The Stars. Expect to see a lot more of Lisa in the future as she steps up to some sizzling new roles both in front and behind the cameras. Social Media Network InformationPlease follow me on Twitter at: http://Twitter.com/HairBoutique. I look forward to meeting new people Thank you for visiting us at The HairBoutique Blog and for leaving your comments. They are very much appreciated. We apologize in advance but must remove any direct advertisements or solicitations. - Revised Publication Date: 05/22/10 | |||||||||||||||
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