Hair Highlights - Highlight your Hairstyle with Beautiful Colors!

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Almost all of us are always on the look out for that ‘elixir of youth’, that extra something that would give us eternal youthful appearance. Fortunately for all of us, hair highlights are here. Hair color highlights can help you get a totally new, and more importantly, younger look. Remember hair highlighting can be quite a technical job unlike simple hair coloring jobs and are best done in a salon. Techniques such as foil highlights and hair painting are time consuming and therefore hairstyle highlight is something that is best done by a professional. You can also take a photo of someone whose hair color highlights you admire, when you visit the salon. In fact, going through such photos would help you form an ‘idea’ about what exactly will suit you. There are a few simple tips though that can help you choose the right hair color. It is always preferable that olive toned people go in for darker colors while red shades would look great on those who are pink-toned. For those of you who are yellow toned, orange and yellow based colors are a strict no-no, while other colors are fine.

Successful hair color highlights are done in three ways. One of the techniques involves applying bleach to the strands of hair and then actually wrapping them up in foil. This technique known as ‘foiling‘ and gives good results, since it is done very close to the hair roots. The next technique is hair painting. It can be done both at the salon and at home. You just pick up a brush and apply bleach on to the hair in this method. The third method is quite tedious. In this method you place a plastic cap with a number of small holes on the head. You then pull strands of hair through these holes and then bleach them with the colors of your choice.

Different Blonde Hairstyles!

 

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  • Blonde hair is a symbol of youth, beauty and health. This hair color has many versatile styles. You can go from casual to formal with a single hairstyle.  You should consider the skin tone when selecting the shade of blonde to go with if you are dying your hair. Whether choosing bleached blonde, warmer tones or sticking with the natural look, prioritize the health of your hair.

    Wavy Styles

  • For short and medium-length hair, wavy hairstyles are relatively quick to manage and accentuate different shades of blonde hair. For soft waves, blow dry your hair while brushing it with a boar-bristle brush. This polishes and smooths your blonde locks. Use rollers and leave them on your hair for 20 minutes. Before removing the rollers, apply hair spray.After removing the rollers, brush the front and top section of the hair to achieve a laid-back look. Avoid running your fingers through the strands of the hair to prevent the curls from falling and separating. Shake the hair a little to adjust the curls into a more natural position.

    Updos

  • Create an updo for more formal events such as weddings, graduations and holiday celebrations. Naturally, longer hair is easier to style for an updo. For a messy but proper blonde updo, curl the hair before tying it into a low pony tail. Wrap and pin hair sections around the band to create an untidy bun.If you’re aiming for a hairstyle that can go either casual or formal, a side-swept bun might work. Use products such as smoothing serum and hair spray to make sure the hair looks healthy and holds up throughout the event.

    Flat Looks

  • Straight blonde hair sometimes takes on a flat appearance, but this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Such hairstyles can look bold and sophisticated. To achieve this look, flat iron the hair and apply dry shampoo to avoid too much shine.For a matte look, use matte paste and apply it evenly on your hair. Be careful not to apply too much on an area and too little on another. If you want your hair to be shiny, use shine serum and blow dry the hair. Blow drying helps achieve straighter hair with fewer styling products
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    How to Keep Your Summer Eye Makeup Fresh

    Joseph Kellner Haircolorist/Makeup Artist in Orlando Florida

    If streaking liner and creasing eye shadow have you ready to wipe your eye makeup off by lunch, modify your regimen. Prevention is your best defense in keeping eye makeup fresh during the hot and humid summer months. When your new regimen still can’t beat the heat, a few simple touch-ups will keep your eyes free of streaks.

  • Switch to products that can handle the heat. Look for long-wearing or waterproof mascara, choose eye pencils over liquid liners, and switch to shadows that harden to a cream once applied.

  • Step 2

    Go light. Line the upper lash line, or settle for a sweep of a light shadow. Shadow from lash line to brow is more likely to cake or crease in the heat, and darker colors will be more apparent if they bleed.

  • Step 3

    Skip eyeliner and mascara on the lower lashes. It’s likely to streak in the sweaty under-eye area.

  • Step 4

    Set eye makeup with a light dusting of loose powder. This will help absorb any moisture that may cause eye makeup to melt.

  • Step 5

    Use a non-powdered blotting paper to remove any under-eye perspiration when you do notice streaking. Wipe away any eye makeup with a clean cotton swab.

  • Step 6

    Reapply faded makeup sparingly.