Long hair is back. So, put away all those short and medium bobs and go get hair extensions so you can rock some of these amazing long hair styles.
The secret to many long hair styles is in the haircut, specifically in the layers. Layers added to a long style help to break up the style and create movement. Add to this a splash of color with highlights and/or lowlights, maybe a hint of side swept bangs and you are rockin a great long hair style.
See some of the latest long hair styles in new photo gallery.
Showing posts with label long hair styles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long hair styles. Show all posts
Monday, August 15, 2011
Big Hair Styles
In case you were wondering, the big, full, long and layered hair style hasn't gone anywhere. Cheryl Cole recently was seen with this very glamorous style.
Create this style on your own by first applying a volumizing hair product and/or a root volumizer product to damp hair. Blow dry the hair using a large round brush. Direct all layers down and under.
When the hair is completely dry, add soft waves throughout using a medium barrel curling iron or hot rollers. To finish off the style and create the height in the crown area, take small sections of hair and gently back comb them and smooth over the top with your fingers.
See more Long Hair Styles
Create this style on your own by first applying a volumizing hair product and/or a root volumizer product to damp hair. Blow dry the hair using a large round brush. Direct all layers down and under.
When the hair is completely dry, add soft waves throughout using a medium barrel curling iron or hot rollers. To finish off the style and create the height in the crown area, take small sections of hair and gently back comb them and smooth over the top with your fingers.
See more Long Hair Styles
Bangs are Hot AGAIN This Year
This siren of the screen carries off this classy look to perfection. Liz's hair has been layered to create a soft and full style which boasts body and bounce. The soft bangs have been parted on the side to create a softer look for the face, and is a flattering option for longer face shapes and high foreheads.
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