hair styling

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Short hair styles for a 4 year old girl?

I just got an order form for school pictures on WEDNESDAY! Help me, please...

my daughter is 4 and she cut her hair about two months ago. We had to buzz it like a boy's cut to even it out. She still has longer hair in the back, kind of like a mullet.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y277/Ma...

She's got a cute, spunky, firecracker personality, and loves colors like green, yellow, and orange. She can pull off a funky do, but I just can't figure out how to do anything.

I've tried doing a messy spiky do with a super stiff gel that has fibers in it, and topping it off with hair spray, but in 3 hours it has gone flat. I tried putting velcro bows in, and they fall out. I even tried gluing the velcro bow in with a dab of the gel glue (which held for about 4 hours).

I'm not sure where to find hair accessories that might work for her, and haven't a clue about how to fix her uber short hair. I've looked at websites, but they all seem to be for adults.

Short hair styles for a 4 year old girl?

I think it is a cute the way it is. Having said that, I remember my gran-daughter having short hair that was very similar and everyone thought she looked like a boy in her pictures.

Headbands seem to be in and I bet you could get something cute at the dollar store. With that hair cut it would look like it was planned.

Anyone able to help a guy growing out his hair?

I'm extremely inept to all aspects of hair styling and management. Ive tired to grow out my hair several times back in high school but it looked terrible.

Since then (im 19 with 20 coming soon) I have just went with the basic short on the sides with a little more on the top. I havent had a hair cut in about 3 months to let it grow out, but it doesn't look very appealing and its getting to the point where i cant style it very well at all.

My hair consistency is rather thick and wavy in some areas and not so wavy in other areas.

if you were in my shoes and wanted to keep growing out your hair for a shaggy look what you propose i say or do next time i visit a stylist?

Anyone able to help a guy growing out his hair?

My first question is do you use styling product? If your hair is thick and wavy, it is hard to get it to look good unless you use some kind of product to tame down the wave, and then the thickness is no help to that either. My next question is what kind of texture is your hair? Coarse, fine, normal? It also depends on this when you are growing out your hair. All of these can make a difference when growing your hair out!

Anyone able to help a guy growing out his hair?

Tell them up front that you want to grow your hair back out but you want it styled so you look decent in the mean time. Keep going back to that same stylist till it has grown out where you want it to be.

Anyone able to help a guy growing out his hair?

if your hair is getting to the point where it looks mess ythen go to a stylist yeh - if you want to be abel to style it then invest in waxy type gel products and some straighteners. get the stylest to trim the ends to help growth and thin out the rest if your tht desperate to use product.... best advice i can give im afraid! [:

Anyone able to help a guy growing out his hair?

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Any scene hair styles for guys?

i dont want to die my hair i have dark dark brown hair i want some ideas and some picks but i will put highlights in my hair though and pics or ideas?

Any scene hair styles for guys?

Try getting short on the sides and a bang over an eye,

highlight if you'd like.

Any scene hair styles for guys?

scene, as in similar to emo? check out this website:http://forums.livingwithstyle.com/showth...

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or st

Depends on what you want your hair to do. If you are looking for products that will give you volume Redken is the way to go. Go to the Website and find out what products you want. Most of there products are light weight.-L

www.Redken.com

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

I'd suggest any and every Redken product for your type of hair, if it's Redken, chances are that it will definitely do wonders for your hair!!!

Good luck! ;-)

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

The trick with fine hair is to use just a little product. Too much just weighs it down. And use stuff just for fine hair.

Pantene makes good stuff.

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

Actually, most styling products tend to weigh down your hair and if you've got fine hair already, that can make it worse. Also, fine hair tends to be oily. I would make sure to wash my hair every day, and to use a light conditioner (rinse it well so you're not adding more weight) and to use a clarifying shampoo once a week, unless you color your hair - because that will strip the color. There are tons of products out there specifically formulated to add body and really any of them will work. The most important thing to do is not use tons of product. Use just enough to get the job done and no more.

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

i am unsure as to a styling product that will work for you, but amplifying and volumizing shampoos and conditioners help to thicken my hair. my hair is not very thin, but i like the idea of having thick lustrous hair. i imagine the same would work for you. it is also good to ask a hair stylist this question, they can give you several alternatives.

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

I've heard that baby shampoo is actually great for really fine hair, and it comes in a lot of different scents now. A good leave-in conditioner/detangler is the Loreal kids kind--I use it a lot (stole it from my sister :). Very lightweight, and lots of fresh, fun scents (pear is my fave). I love John Freida's styling product that is part of his brunette/blonde/red hair line. It comes in a little tube, and you only need to use a little bit. It doesn't weigh my hair down like some other products, but it keep my frizzies under control, and you can't even tell it's there. Don't use gel! I tried that, and that was a big mess.

My hair is very fine, what would be a good styling product without it feeling/ looking greasey or sticky?

I love Garnier - the volumizing shampoo. It has always worked really well for me and the styling products are good too. Another good tip the hair stylist told me about is to Blow Dry your hair in the opposite direction for lift at the root. Good Luck!!

Pictures of hair styles?

I have thick hair about 3 inches past my shoulders and i want to get "scene" hair. You know, the choppy, shaggy sort of thing. Could you please give me some sites/pics of hair like this for reference?

Pictures of hair styles?

Just google it i'm shure you will have a ball finding all the pictures you dream of.

Pictures of hair styles?

try about.com

Pictures of hair styles?

I don't know about "scene hair" but perhaps this style would look nice on you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2h0CkFFA...

Pictures of hair styles?

http://www.megryan.co.uk/meghair/adamshu...

Obviously NOT the color, but the cut!

http://www.hairfinder.com/hairstylesdesi...

http://z.about.com/d/beauty/1/5/Z/H/holi...

http://www.getbeautytips.com/Articles/im...

http://www.awigxpress.com/Excite.jpg

Here are some really cute ones I found!!!! Most of them are blond colored hair, but you can always just use the cut as an example. I went on google images and just put in hairstyles and these came up!!

Good Luck!

How to do Emo/scene hair - answer.?

Soooo many people ask this - so heres my best explanation.

Hair should be:

You must have short(ish) top layers, but with a clear longer bottom layer.

A side fringe or front fringe.

Doesn't really matter about your length - the longer the scenier.

You will need!

A fine tooth comb

Hairspray

Mirror (obviously)

Straightener

Accessories

Normal brush

Steps.

1)start off by fully straightening your hair.

2)get your comb, tease your top layer. Spray hairspray on the roots of your hair after you've teased it.

3)Spray your top layer with hairspray and straighten the ends again (it will make a sizzling sound)

4)Grab your normal brush and lightly shape your hair.

5)Ruffle your hair with your hands (if you want)

6)Add any accessories

That is strictly for the top layer only, if you do it to the bottom layer you will look like a cotton ball.

%26lt;3 happy hair styling.