Cu ce ne distrugem (sau nu) parul

kuolema wrote:

LadyMoon wrote:Cand va mai tundeti pastrati-va parul si poate imi faceti si mie o donatie ca eu stau din septembrie cu rigla pe al meu.

iti mai dau de la mine ca al meu mai are cam 5 cm si imi ajunge pana la fund

It’s a rather daring look for someone who’s style is more sophisticated and subdued; absolutely a risk, but we think it paid off—majorly.

At the Louis Vuitton party for Sam Taylor-Wood, English actress Thandie Newton went for whimsical with this kooky top knot chignon that sat slightly off-center, right atop her forehead. One part ‘Grey Gardens‘ granny, two parts ‘laissez-faire’ hair, we think Thandie’s on to something. We’re guessing it won’t be long before other stars start pushing their ponys a bit more forward as well—here’s how to get the look before everyone else jumps on the high bun bandwagon.

Step #1: Using a boar bristle brush (helps tame pesky flyaways), sweep hair into a very high position, like 4-to-5 inches off of your forehead;

Step #2: Tautly secure ponytail using a snag-less rubber band, and slip hair through a chignon pillow and push it to the base;

Step #3: Twist the hair around the pillow, and secure with bobby pins;

Step #4: Mist with hairspray to set.

Tela Beauty Organics Boar Bristle Hairbrush, $72 at Nordstrom.com | Sephora Collection Snag-Free Hair Elastics, $3.50 at Sephora.com | Hair Stylers Mesh Chignon, $3.69 at SallyBeauty.com | Conair Brush Styling Essentials Matte Minis Bobby Pins, $1.29 at Drugstore.com | L’Oreal Elnett Extra Stong Hold Hairspray, $14 at WalMart.com.

Lush bouncy waves that ooze oomph and effortless sex appeal? Now this is the kind of hair every girl wants to have. Kudos to whoever styled Jamie Chung’s locks for the L.A. premiere of Sucker Punch. Her loose retro waves instantly evoke thoughts of our favorite film noir seductresses of yesteryear, like Ava Gardner, Veronica Lake and Rita Hayworth. Below, our tips on how you too can master temptress tresses.

—Divide hair into small sections and quickly pass a ceramic flat iron down the entire hair shaft (from roots to tips) to even hair out and remove tangles;

—Holding the flat iron vertically, close the plates mid-shaft (just under your ear) and lightly turn and clap the iron until you reach the ends;

—Using both of your index fingers, immediately roll each section up and pin each curl flat on your scalp with a clip. This allows your strands to cool and set in a coiled position, giving each curl more definition. Bonus points if you do this every single night—your waves can last a full week!;

—Remove clips and brush ringlets with a paddle brush to turn curls into waves;

—Lastly, mist your mane with a lightweight dry oil. It helps tame frizz and gives your mane a glossy finish.

Sedu Revolution Tourmaline Ionic Styling Iron, $159.99 at BergdorfGoodman.com | Diane Professional Single-Prong Curl Clips, $1.29 for 10 at Amazon.com | Denman Paddle Brush, $11.95 at Folica.com | Alterna Bamboo Smooth Kendi Dry Oil Mist, $24 at Ulta.com.

In the illustrious words of Charlie Sheen, Taylor Swift is #WINNING. Not only does the 21-year old country music phenom win award after award after award, we have yet to see her have a bad hair day. Granted, she pretty much sticks with the same look (she has flirted with straight hair once or twice), but hey if it ain’t broke… Here’s how to sculpt beautiful bouncy ringlets like Swift’s:

Wrap large sections of your hair around the barrel of your curling iron, taking care to intertwine your strands in-between the spiral hair guide. We love Rsession Tools 4-in-1 Tapered Curling Iron, $49.99 at Folica.com—constructing perfect curls has never been easier.

Using your fingers, rake through your hair to loosen curls, and mist with a holding spray to set. We love Hold Please Volume Shine Hairspray, $10 at VictoriasSecret.com—in addition to flexible hold, it also adds a bit of gloss and an ounce of oomph.

Vixi wrote:Ma duc sa imi cumpar vopsea xD

Rockeritza96 wrote:

Vixi wrote:Ma duc sa imi cumpar vopsea xD

Eu mi-am taiat varfurile si ieri cand s-a vopsit mama, mi-am facut si eu o suvita roscata. Nu vreau sa-l vopsesc pe tot...adica as vrea daca nu as stii ca vopseaua si decoloratul strica parul...

Vixi wrote:

Well mi-am luat asta, abia astept sa vad cum iese.

Vixi wrote:Well mi-am luat asta, abia astept sa vad cum iese.

Remember back in the 80s when fringe was full and fluffy?

Thank goodness bangs have gotten much sexier over the years.

Instead of being barrel-curled, stacked way too high, and drenched in AquaNet, face-framing fringe today is sleek, chic, and the easiest way to shake up your strands and transform your tresses.

Whether blunt and piece-y like Michelle Monaghan’s, or choppy and wispy like Lake Bell’s, bangs are girlish yet grown, sophisticated yet sultry, modish yet mysterious, and rakish yet rock n’ roll.

Inspired yet?

Go faux first—try Hairdo by Ken Paves and Jessica Simpson Clip-in Bangs, $29 at Ulta.com.

That way you can enjoy the fringe benefits with none of the commitment.

For Hollywood’s hottest, clearly red is the new blond.

First Khloe Kardashian (for two whole days). Now Blake Lively.

Or perhaps we should attribute it to Drew Barrymore and Mandy Moore.

Long gone is the notion that flaxen strands are sexiest. And we must admit—we’re elated.

Tinseltown’s top trendsetters are finally toying with their tresses and rocking inflamed locks that command attention. (Even if they are just going red for a role.)

We predicted the flaming tress trend last September during NYFW while backstage at Mulberry Spring 2011 presentation, where we watched Sam McKnight fit fifteen models in fierce fiery fringed wigs.

Our theory was validated backstage in Paris where Guido Palau hand-picked a select few models to don cropped copper toppers at Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2011. (Sadly the catwalk versions of crimson manes are much bolder and brighter that what we see on red carpets!)

Starting to see red?

Know this—red fades much faster than any other hue.

To keep your look ablaze, invest in colour-depositing shampoos and conditioners that will prolong the vibrancy of your colour. Those of us in-the-know trust these two collections:

Bumble & Bumble Color Support True Red, $23 each at BumbleAndBumble.com, and John Frieda Radiant Red, $6.49 at Drugstore.com.

Vixi wrote:Nici sa nu ti-l decolorezi, ca am facut eu asta pe cateva suvite si nu-i ok. Acum ca sunt vopsita roscat, suvitele alea ce au fost decolorate mi se deschid din ce in ce mai mult. And this sucks.

While Rihanna’s lacy Stella McCartney frock may not have been well-received, her hairstyle was a bona fide hit. (Or at least it was to us.)

Ever on trend with her rich red mane, the California King Bed singer’s hairstylist Ursula Stephens swept her lengthy locks over her left shoulder and braided down-and-around both sides of her forehead, culminating in a look that was youthful and laid-back, while still entirely appropriate for a fanatical fashion event, such as the Costume Institue Gala.

Wondering where she may have gotten the idea?

Remember Alexander Wang’s S/S10 runway show? Wang’s go-to guy Guido Palau added extensions to each model’s mane and tossed a long loose plait over one shoulder and sent them on their way.

Now that a sexy, sassy side braid is utterly fashionable and excessively cool—there’s never a reason for any girl to have a bad hair day.