Razored scene hair

Razored scene hair

Colored scene hair

Colored scene hair

Blonde scene hair

Colored scene hair

Demi Moore mohawk hair cut

Kristen Stewart with Medium Wavy Hair

Blonde Hair Style and Color Ideas

Are you looking for a blonde hairstyle, color or maybe a fresh new hairstyle for the summer?

No matter how dark or light your natural base color or what your skin tone is, there is a blonde shade to suit you.

So here are some tips for summery hair color ideas to bring out your inner goddess!

Hair Style with Bangs

Appropriately enough one of the latest trends is to add a bang to your much-loved hairstyle, now there are dos and don’ts with any style as there is with this one. For different faces there are different bangs to suit you.

To be aware of the kinds of bangs you can create we have enlisted a few of the favorites and explained in detail what they will look like.

Casual or Elegant Short Hair

Prepare to be shocked! There is a new hair style that will make you look sassy and hip. But the name of the style is a word people usually don’t want associated with their hair: "messy".

Messy, elegant messy, slightly messy and casual hair styles are all the latest rage and they have redefined what is sexy, comfortable and appealing in hair this season.

Hairstyles Asian Way

These days, Asian hair is increasingly in the spotlight with many Asian and Asian-American celebrities gracing the covers of fashion and film magazines.

I consulted with Ngoc Huynh, a very talented and young stylist in Vietnam to learn more about the leaf or Japanese hair cut and find out the latest in hair color trend in Far East.

Catwalk Look with Clip-in Hair Extension

Ever wonder how catwalk models and celebrities change their hairstyle so fast? One day they walk with short hair and next day they have a long hair that looks healthy and voluminous. The latest trend and innovation in clip-in hair extensions allows you to add bangs, highlight and length to your existing hairstyle in a twinkling.

Eye-catching Hair Color effects

Creative hair coloring is a great choice if you feel funky and like to experiment a new look. The color is used to enhance your personality and complement your hair cut and making it unique to you. Don't be afraid to experiment, but choose a trusted stylist for this kind of work.

Blonde Bob Hairstyle

A classic straight but sophisticated and high fashion short bob hairstyle with high impact blonde hair color for those with fair skin tone and blue or hazel eyes.A great choice for career women or those who like to look polished and professional.

Fresh Style Ideas For Your Curly Hair

Getting your curly, thick or frizzy hair safely (and beautifully) through the summer is always a bit more challenging than the other seasons.

The solution, according to HairPlay Salon founder and master stylist Fritz Clay, is the three Ps: Prevention, Protection and Product. Learn more about his styling ideas for curly hair this summer

New Beach Hair Styles

It’s about healthy-looking hair during those wet, hot, and sticky months of summer, whether at home, on vacation or at the beach.

Get style idea with these new beach hair styles from creator of Caribbean Dream Relaxer and Style Stars Team from Florida.

A New Graduated Short Bob

A classic graduated short bob haircut with blunt bangs combined with cooler color tones of violet, pearl blonde and dark ash blonde.

See back and front views and styling tips for this sharp and unique short bob

New Funky Twist Hair Do

Here is a great, new up-do created by top Italian stylist Egidio Borri for those who like something different and edgy. Many runway models wear it. The look is trendy, fun and not as hard to create as it appears.

Braided Hairstyle

The new trendy braids worn by celebrity style setters like Jessica Alba, Kate Hudson, Kirsten Dunst, Nicole Richie, and countless runway models still continue to inspire countless of women everywhere.

Twist up your hair into one of the many new braided hairstyles. There's a summer braid for every occasion, from casual to business to formal.

Trendy Hair Styles for Short Hair

What's the new trend? It's all about out of shape sculptured look and oversizing with strong out of proportion hairstyles with 80s power shoulder statements. Take it to extreme or adapt it to your personality!

Platinum Blonde Pixie Haircut

Medium-length Choppy Hair Cut

Medium-length choppy hair cut with waves, tousled texture and not so perfect soft finish are the perfect formula for successful hairstyle and becoming a hot new trend among celebrities.

New Hair Styles And Beauty News

Funky Hairstyle With Multi Coloring

Angelas sexy hair

My attitude has always been funky, so my sister who does hair out of her house does just that. You can call me the guinnee pig if you must. From red to blonde, and from blonde to brown she does it all.

Lauren Conrad Hairstyle

Bridesmaids Hair Pins

This is perfect for a French twist, bun, or other up-do, and it’s a great way to dress up short hair. By making bridesmaids outfit to sparkle, rhinestone, crystal, and silk that will do the trick.

EXAMPLES OF BRIDESMAID HAIRSTYLE GUIDE
Super Model Pony Tail: The runways are full of this style because it's so pretty and

easy to do. Here's how:

1. Apply EXXTRA GEL super hold styling sculptor from its roots to the ends and comb it through to make sure it is even distributed while its hair is still damp


2. Place a nozzle on your hair dryer and using your fingers to smooth your hair completely back from your face. Then pull it back tightly at the scalp into a ponytail about halfway up the back of your head. Lock it with a coated elastic band which matches your hair color.

3. Now, pull a small section of your hair out and wrap it all around the elastic so your ponytail looks as if it’s being held by your own hair and not the elastic. Pin it all into place or tuck it back into the elastic.

4. Use some DESIGNING TEXXTUR if your hair is curly, work high fashion crème into the tail and twirl the small sections of your hair around your fingers to help bring its volume down and give you a prettier, smoother curl.

5. Set your ponytail with one medium self-grip roller and blow dry on a medium setting if your hair is straight. Wait till your hair is completely dry and cool before removing it.

6. Spritz your scalp lightly with MAXXIMUM with super holding styling to keep it looking shiny from your walking down the aisle to the very last dance.

7. A light misting of COMB THRU natural hold design and finishing mist, on the ends will guarantee that the ponytails appears soft and free however still can go the distance.

8. Lastly, add shine and extra frizz control with a little of MAXXISHINE SPRAY

Scene Hair

Scene coontails can be considered as an essential aspect of scene hairstyles. As coontails come in various shades, length, and highlights, you have so many options as to how to sport them.

Paying Bridesmaids hairstyles

When paying the bridesmaid hairstyles, there are no hard and fast rules to do so. If the Bride chooses the bridesmaid to wear their hair in a specific way to her liking or us her favorite salon, then it should be the Bride who pays. But if everyone is willing in using the same salon, with no hard feelings then why not divide the bill fairly.

But the bridesmaids are free to do their very own hair and if they rather go to their own hairdresser, then the Bridesmaid should pay for their own.
Deciding hair accessories for the Bridesmaids

Try choosing hair accessories based on the color of the bridesmaid dresses and their jewelry pieces. Rhinestones and pearls are perfect since they’re both neutral in color and compliments all the colors in the rainbow. Alternately, the bridesmaid hair accessories can be gem stone either real or synthetic or just simple gold or silver. But then, some brides prefer to wear a small tiara imitating the one being worn by the Bride. Tiaras look perfect on all lengths of hair, long or short even green hair.

Hairpins

Use some small stars of sparkle for your hair. You can use little pearls and crystal fairies around your hair. They work great either for long or short hair.

Bridesmaids Hairstyles

You may think that your biggest dilemma you would be facing is when you are choosing and on how to organize the bridesmaid outfits. But things can be more complicated if suddenly your best friend arrives at your house with her hair dyed green. Remember, this stuff do happens.

The question is whether she’s a good friend or not. Well, she should be since you asked her to be your bridesmaid and everything that goes with it. You have to worry about something more important rather than your best friend’s offending hair color. But despair no more. If your wedding is months away, then there is still time to correct the hair color problem which is whether of course, your bridesmaid is open minded enough to change it. If not, then one of your bridesmaid has green hair.

Decisions on choosing bridesmaid hair should all be between the Bride and her bridesmaids. Sometimes it may be easier to decide on hair accessories than allowing each bridesmaid to choose a hairstyle which she is comfortable wearing. Junior bridesmaid’s hairstyle should be fashioned after the bridesmaids, but definitely with a less grown up style. Colored rhinestones pins would look great if she has short hair while long hair worn down can easily be dressed with embellished combs.
Ideas on managing the Bridesmaids hairstyles
Your bridesmaids will probably have different varieties of long and short hair.

If girls with the long hair decided to wear their hair up, then the short hair girls can pull off a similar look by sweeping the hair back from the face by using hairpins to keep it back, and then fluff up the back.

Headlock with Dreadlocks

I didn't think there was anything as cool as Pipo's dreadlocks when he played soccer, but I must say, they are pretty cool when he is wrestling too!

A fellow blogger recently asked me to do a post on hair, so I will do my best here.

I have posted about hair in the past, but never in depth. I have been incredibly fortunate in that the summer camp we work at has several people who I have been able to go to for hair advice. I was SO happy this summer when one of our good friends from Jamaica told Pipo his hair looked great and that that was how he started his dreads when he was a boy.

When Pipo first started growing his hair out, I wasn't sure what to do with it. One of my camp friends sat with me one afternoon and talked me through these 'comb coils'. These are done by taking small chunks of hair, greasing them up good, and twisting them up with the end of a fine toothed comb. While it looked cute, I didn't love the style on Pipo. His face is just too pretty, and I felt it made him look a little girlish.

Eventually I started to do two strand twists on him as his hair got longer. This was a little easier for me... taking two bits of hair and twisting them around eachother, so that the final product looks almost like a bit of fat yarn (or at least mine did!) But again, it looked a little too feminine on him. I saw a photo online of a boy with all but the top of his head shaved. I asked Pipo if he wanted to try it. The big bonus was that it took much less time to do his hair with only the top of it to twist. I loved the look on him, and we went with this. As his hair got longer though, it got pretty time consuming to do a retwist. He would wash his hair, and I would have to pick it all out with a comb, and then redo all the twists. He didn't seem like he was going to want to cut his hair anytime soon, so I suggested going to dreadlocks. I told him it would be for good (until he wanted to cut his hair) but he liked the idea.

So now his hair has been "locked" for well over a year. It's getting pretty long, but I must say, it suits him.

When I first started his dreadlocks, I read anything I could find about them. One of the best resources was a post by another blogger, which you can find here. These two adorable boys have had their hair locked since they were very young toddlers. It's a great post with lot's of info.

Starting Pipo's locks was fairly simple. I just kept the two strand twists in, and every week in the beginning I would retwist. His hair wasn't that long yet, so it wasn't too bad. After about a month, it was 2-3 weeks between twisting, and now I can go up to 6 weeks without it looking too bad. The main issue is the new hair growth. The base of the locks get pretty fuzzy.

I take each lock, dab a bit of gel at the base, and twist up the new growth.

Then I glide a bit more gel up the length of the lock and palm roll it as you can see below. It is simply putting the lock between my hands and rolling it back and forth.

I add a clip to each finished lock, right at the base. You can see below how fuzzy the untwisted part of his head is.

When his whole head is done, it needs to dry. Pipo is not a fan of the hairdryer, so I usually do his locks early on a day when we have nothing going, and then he can just hang around the house for a couple hours with his head all clipped!

There are lot's of variations to this routine. I use "Let's Jam" for gel. I have tried many products, but this is the one which worked best for Pipo's hair. As far as parting the hair goes, I was pretty loose about it. Being a boy, I didn't care so much how 'uniform' his locks looked. So the parts are not even at all, and the locks themselves are varying sizes. I like this look for him, it seems more 'boyish' and natural.

The biggest benefit by far though, is how much bonding happens with hair time. I have posted about that before, but I will say it again... the physical one on one time we get with retwisting is SO good. Pipo actually will ask me to do his hair before it even really needs to be done. And I am sure it's because he needs that time. Time to just relax, and have mom to himself. And for that... I will keep twisting his hair as long as he wants me to!