Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Hair Trends - Fall 2008

Short Hairstyles Trends presents Hair Trends - Fall 2008

Hairstyles come in a countless array of varieties. People can change their cut, color, texture, and styling to suit their individual personalities. However, most of us want our hair to ultimately look hip and trendy. This means keeping up with the latest general habits of the hairstyle industry. For the most part, current trends are leaning towards natural looking, if not always natural, hairdos.

Layered Hair

Unnatural colors are out, and so are noticeably dark roots. Instead, any dying should consist of natural highlights and lowlights that complement your existing color. If you want to make a more drastic change, you will need to ensure roots stay touched up and also color your eyebrows to match your new ‘do. As for cuts, it seems every length of hair is in right now. However, there is a greater trend towards layering hair. This looks create on all textures and adds life and dimension to any style. Additionally, bangs are one of the most popular features of current hairdos. Longer bangs that hand below the eyebrow can add a sexy, chic touch to your look. Finally, sleek and shiny hair is the ultimate goal of any style. Damaged hair looks dry and lacks life. Instead, locks should be well taken care of and enhanced with shine products and anti-frizz treatments.

Sunday, September 7, 2008

How to Maintain a Short Haircut

Short Hairstyles Trends presents How to Maintain a Short Haircut

Everyone knows that keeping hair looking great requires some effort. Thankfully, if you have a short cut, styling and washing take less time and products than your long-haired peers. However, you still have a few important things to do to maintain your short ‘do. For one, frizz can be much more noticeable on someone with short hair. To prevent this problem, finish your style with a glossy anti-frizz spray. Also, you should avoid over-washing your hair as this can make it seem dull or result in damage, like split ends.


Washing every two to three days will ensure that your locks stay healthy so you won’t need to trim damaged ends off your already short ‘do. While trimming too often may make your hair too short, waiting too long between cuts is much more noticeable on a short style. As hair grows, you will likely lose the texture and shape you originally had. So, consult your stylist frequently for a touch-up. Your stylist can also help you choose the right products for your individual look. Be sure not to use too much product, as it will build up quickly on those with less hair. If you follow these simple tips, your short ‘do will keep looking fabulous and show off your gorgeous style.
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