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Learning How To Accentuate The Natural You

by Anthony_Kouma

Your hairstyle plays a crucial role in accentuating the shape of
your face. Even your facial features can be highlighted or drawn
away from with the right cut. The hairstyle you choose normally
depends on the shape of your face, the event you are attending,
the weather in your particular location, and the type of dress
you wear on a daily basis. The most important thing to remember
above all else is to allow your hair to do whatever it does
naturally.

Trying to force curly hair to be straight is a big no-no
according to industry-leading professional hairstylists. The
process involved in performing such a thing is dreadfully
damaging to the hair and the underlying hair follicles. A
chemical is applied to the hair and allowed to remain on for a
short time. After, a flat iron (a styling tool with two hot
plates) is used to heat the hair and remove all kinks and bends.
The immediate effect is beautiful, but the long-term use of such
a treatment can irreversibly damage hair.

On the other side we look at straight hair forced to become
curly. This process too can become quite evasive. In a method
that hairstylists call a curling permanent, a chemical is applied
to the hair and curling rods of different lengths and thickness
are rolled into the locks close to the scalp. Calling this
technique �permanent� is baffling because it is not permanent at
all. In a few months, you will be returning to your local salon
to have it performed again. This process as well �fries� the hair
and in the long run damages the healthy straight hair you began
with.

This brings us to the shape of the face. You see a gorgeous
style on you best friend and decide that you must have it done
exactly the same. After all, your bodies and choice of clothing
are the same, why shouldn�t your hairstyles be. You spend your
whole afternoon at your stylist and when the final effect is
unveiled, you stare unbelievably into the mirror. What happened!!
Your stylist assures you that it�s the same hairstyle that he
gave your best friend yesterday. She looks like the princess and
you look like the ugly stepsister. I have two words for you,
facial shape.

The shape of your face plays a crucial part in hairstyle
selection. A haircut that looks good on a heart-shaped face won�t
necessarily look nice on a person with a round face. Most of the
European hairstylists agree that nearly every style and length is
suitable for an oval-shaped face.

Now comes the big question, long or short? There are many
varying opinions regarding this subject so the decision is
actually quite difficult. There are so many variables to consider
when making this decision. Here are a few questions you need to
ask yourself before making a choice.

� What is your climate like?
� What activities do you perform daily?
� How many times do you have to devote to your hair?

No matter what style or length you choose, make sure that you
take the time to sit with your stylist and discuss the pros and
cons of the hairstyle you are thinking of trying. The most
important thing to remember about hair is that regardless how bad
it turned out; it will always grow back.

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