Make a Funky Pony This Monsoon Season!

Don’t let the monsoon get your spirits and hair down! Get a fab new make-over this rainy season for your hair with these dashing new looks which will save you time and a lot of headaches later on.

1.    The evening ponytail:  Just dress your hair up by teasing the crown, wrapping the front and top sections around a midheight pony and pinning them underneath. For an even more polished look, use a 1 1/4-inch curling iron to slightly curl the ends of the tail.

2.    The cheerleader ponytail: Straighten or curl your hair all over first. Grasp all hair in one hand down low. Start to pass the hair back and forth in your hands and go higher while doing so. Put your hair tie in and bobby pin down massive bumps. Secure with bobby pins or hair clips. You can also just tie the braid in with your pony.  Add a cute preppy ribbon.

3.    The teased ponytail: Put your hair in a basic ponytail, high or low doesn't matter but a low one would work best with very long hair. Put elastics down the ponytail every 2-3 inches, or 1 inch if you have short hair. Use small, thin, covered elastics -or rubber bands- that are close to the color of your hair. Pull the elastics down a little bit and then up again for pretty poof. Voila! Accessorize with a cute headband or head wrap.

4.    The half-up ponytail: Flip your hair upside-down and part your hair horizontally about a 1/3 away from your hairline. Brush the ponytail smooth or leave it messy. Secure with a hair-tie or a hair-clip.

These fast, easy and fun-to-do hairstyles are definitely going to make sure that heads turn in your direction! Enjoy!

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How To Choose Bangs Which Will Suit Your Face Type.

Bangs are totally in vogue right now and why should you miss out on this latest chic style? Whether they’re blunt, side-swept, choppy or asymmetrical, bangs tend to look good on just about anyone. However before you reach for those scissors, consider that certain bangs look better on better face shapes.

1.       Heart shaped: People with heart shaped faces often have a higher forehead than other faces. Heart shaped faces often have sharp chins, so you will want a bang style that accentuates your eyes and cheekbones, not your chin. For this, side swept and longer off center bangs are a good look. Also depending on your hair type and thickness you could also try short bangs that are wispy or have a fringe look to them. 

2.       Oval shaped: Your best bang look is going to be a little longer. Bangs that are just a bit below your eyebrows will look perfect. Thicker hair works well for a blunt cut, whether you go longer or shorter. If you have thinner hair, try a fringe or long wisps. Both of these bang looks will add width to your face so it looks more even and symmetrical. Be careful not to add too much volume to your bangs or your face will end up looking even longer. 

3.       Square shaped: Long layered bangs that land right at or slightly below your eyebrows will suit such face structures best. Sweep them to the side and you have a different, but equally fabulous look. Don't let your bangs get too long and avoid blunt bangs at all costs as they will just accentuate the sharpness of your face.

4.       Round face: If your face is round you want to go for bangs that will elongate it, such as long bangs swept to the side or a light fringe. You want to try not to add volume to the sides of your head with short-layered bangs or anything choppy. 

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How to Make Curly Hair Into Straight Hair

Hairstyles are a big confusion for the women of today. Everyone likes something which is temporary, chic and yet makes a style statement. Similarly, many curly-haired people would die for a head full of pin-straight.We give u simple steps to get that perfect look from your curls to straight hair.

 
Steps:

1. Before getting into the shower, wet your hair with cold water. Use it like you have shampoo in your hair, when you start to put the water through your hair. When finished, comb hair straight.
2. Put a cup of oil through hair; this will ensure softness and silkiness which is most important for pin-straight hair! Keep the oil in for a minute and a half and rinse out with lukewarm water.
3.Once the oil is completely rinsed out, lightly shampoo hair. Leave shampoo in for one minute and then rinse out with cold water for some shine. Then lightly condition hair. Also leave on for one minute and rinse out with warm water.
4. After completely rinsing out both shampoo and conditioner, towel off any extra water. Wrap hair in towel, and leave the towel in there for 5 minutes.
5. Unwrap hair, and blow-dry it. Make sure all of the hair is completely dry before proceeding.
6. Part hair into an upper section and a lower section [half ponytail]. Clip upper section very high up.
7. Set hair straightener to appropriate setting for your hair texture/thickness/manageability [that will be indicated on box] and wait until it has warmed up to the appropriate heat setting.
8. Spray bottom half lightly with hair spray and massage the hair spray in lightly in a downward motion for a couple seconds.
9. Thoroughly straighten bottom half, and when done add some more hairspray, and massage it in. Optional: add a little glossing spray.

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