Hairstyle Trends 2012

The runway isn’t about just designer clothes and super models; it’s the finished look that’s judged at the end of the show…  

Hair and Make-up complete the look that’s why we’ve searched endlessly to bring to you the latest trends in hairstyle for 2012.

Glossy Hair:

The wet look style is glamorous and gives you an allure of natural good looks. It’s also easy to maintain. Simply add some hair oil to the ends of your wet hair to get a glistening look. You can also have a slicked back look that’s damp at the roots or wrap your wet tresses in a knot…

 

Pony Tails:

Tight and high up or loose and low, pony tails are the latest rage on the runways.  Simple and chic the pony tail is perfect for any occasion…You can also try different variations of the classic pony tail…

 

Updos:

Whether you like to embellish or prefer the romantic look, updos undeniably look stunning on evening wear… You can tie a simple low bun and clip pretty hair pins in it or you can braid them and hold them up with pins…

 

Urban Chic:

Let your hair loose with slight waves. This ruffled look is simple and doesn’t require much effort, roughly blow dry your hair and add subtle curls with the iron. Then rake through your hair with your hands to create the perfect amount mess.

 

Wrap it Up:

Head scarfs also made a big impression on the runways… This classic look from the 20’s is still in vogue. However, you don’t necessarily need a head scarf to create this look; even a neck scarf will do wonders. You can tie a Rossette Knot with your hair left loose or pin up your hair in a bun and wrap the scarf around your head…

 

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Flower Power!

Flirty flowers for your hair, made from your old tees. It’s simple and time efficient so head to your closet and dig out your old tees.

You’ll need:
Old tee
Bobby pins, u-pins or hair scrunchie
Scissors
Needle and thread
Bottle caps or any other small round object
Pencil

Step 1:

Using the bottle caps, draw circles on your tee. (the circles’ diameter depends on how big or small you want the flower)

Step 2:
Cut out these circles and arrange them on your table.

Step 3:
Take 1 circle and lay it flat, this will be your base circle. Take another circle fold it in half and then again in half, you’ll now have a conical or triangle shape.

Step 4:
Stitch the tip of the cone to the center of the base circle that you laid out flat. Continue this for the rest of the circles till the entire laid out circle is complete.

Step 5:
Now place the last cone on the base of the circle and stitch it with the tip of the cone facing inward.

Step6:
Now your basic flower is ready. All you need to do is stitch it to the end of the hair scrunchie. Make sure it’s nice and tight, you wouldn’t want your pretty flower to fall off would you?

Et la, your flirty flower  is all set to dress up your hair.