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Wedding Hair Tips (2)
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Let us think about your type of personality first. Are you the old
fashioned type who would like to wear her Mother’s wedding gown in off
white and likes flowing gowns, ruffles or lace? If you have long hair,
would you like to wear your hair loosely around your shoulders? Perhaps
half up and half down might be right for you. This is the best of both
worlds. Wearing your hair up would bring the formality of the Church
wedding, yet partially down would bring a whimsical look. Wearing your
veil over your face would bring the coveted moment of yesterday to your
event.
If your hair is short you might consider a small hair piece to bring
graceful curls to flatter the nape of your neck. Your stylist should be
able to give you many options to choose from.
Maybe you are more of a modern thinker and would like to have a
strapless dress made of satin. No ruffles, lace or long chain for you,
something simple and to the point, yet very formal. If you have long
hair, you’d probably want to wear it up smoothly, but not boldly with
very few tendrils. Something for you to remember on this occasion is to
allow a little softness to be framed around your face.
If your hair is short, have a new cut about two weeks before your
wedding and this will give it time to be out of shock and settle into
the new style. You will also have about one-fourth new growth and it
should be perfect for your day. The short cut you have depends upon what
you are visualizing what you see yourself looking like. Bring a picture
to your Stylist and she will tell you whether you will look good in that
or if your hair is practical for the style you selected. A lot depends
upon the texture of your hair, your figure and your face too.
What about thin hair, waves or tight curls? Should you wear hair
ornaments or would this be too much?
Stay tuned, we will discuss those very subjects in the next article.
Penny Willliams ©Hairfinder.com
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