Introduction
Though your dress is hot…what will you do with your hair? We consulted with the South Carolina Association of Cosmetology Schools, whose team offered the following recommendations. Consult With A Professional Hair Designer
Ask them to share updo and bridal stylebooks that offer hundreds of glamorous ideas. Then ask them to personally offer their advice for hair, makeup and nail services that will create a wonderful total image.”
With so many new hairstyles and trends out there right now, how do you know what is the best look for you? Maybe you would look better with a few pieces of hair down to frame your face. Maybe you need some extra body if you have fine limp hair. Maybe you will want to add some exciting face framing highlights or hair color. The options are endless!
What facial shape do you have? If it is round or heart-shaped you might want to pull your hair back tight away from your face with only one piece of hair flipped down to one side. If you have a long, narrow shaped face you might want to try framing your face with some extra strands of hair. If you have bangs you might try separating them slightly or pinning them back.
If you are wearing a more formal style of dress or gown, than you might want to consider a much more simple classic updo hairstyle. A clean upsweep in a tight bun can be a very powerful statement. On the other hand, you may elect to have some fun and colorful hairpieces added. You can certainly have your professional hair designer add hair ornaments, hair jewelry, snoods or a tiara.
Before beginning to have your hair styled, it may be essential to have your hair designer dab a little mousse or gel to the nape of neck or roots of damp hair, then blow-drying outwardly with a round brush.
If your hair is thick and curly then you should to consider a leave-in conditioner or paste to help wear down and hold the curl for your special party or evening out. Thick waves can be upswept and curled at the ends.
It is less harmful to your hair and it works best to smooth out hair to give a more polished look. It is also a good tool to piece out individual hairs to make them stand out or curl under. Plan AheadFor a really big party or event such as your wedding day, the last thing you want to worry about is your hair. However, it will become an essential part of your total fashion statement!
Then take your time and look at bridal hairstyle books. Try to find a hairstyle that you would feel confident wearing. Also try to find one that will allow you to wear the style of veil you have chosen.
When you have narrowed down a few hairstyles, bring photographs of these styles and your veil to a hair designer that you trust. You will need at least a week or two before the big day to try out a few of the hairstyle designs with your professional hairstylist. Take the time for a trial nail care and makeup session while there. Stylish Savings At Cosmetology School Clinics
Like the members of our South Carolina Association of Cosmetology Schools, licensed instructors supervise all of these talented school students and they are eager to please you with stylish new looks. If you're interested in trying a new hairstyle, yet are a bit unsure of what you are looking for—then you might want to consider volunteering to be a model for these students.
Besides offering you an array of extremely talented student hair designers, the cosmetology school clinic service prices are often very reasonable.” So, get ready for your big day and every special event with numerous new updo hair fashion options, while also exploring the latest trends in hair, makeup and nailcare. For more information visit the South Carolina Association of Cosmetology Schools listed on the SCACS website at: www.SCCosmetologyColleges.com or call 803-798-8515. Photos: South Carolina Association of Cosmetology Schools; Stylists, Makeup & Nails By: SCACS Students; Photo: Chip Foust Social Media Network InformationPlease follow me on Twitter at: http://Twitter.com/HairBoutique. I look forward to meeting new Visit us at Hairboutique.com located at: http://www.HairBoutique.com, on Facebook, MySpace and YouTube. 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. Original Publication Date: 03/2/2003 - Revised Date: 07/18/10 |
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