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Showing posts with label Haircut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haircut. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Pageboy Haircut, the Special Retro Bob

Looking for a bob with a twist? Try the pageboy haircut and check out pageboy haircut photos to decide if the pageboy hairstyle is the retro look right for you.

Named after the haircut of an English page boy, this retro bob can be a low-maintenance look for a variety of face shapes. Pageboy haircuts sometimes need extra care each morning, but if you’re used to that, the pageboy hairstyle, popularized in the 1950s, can be the right look for you.

Easier to maintain for women with naturally straight hair, the pageboy haircut usually includes hair hanging to below the ear, with the tips turned inward. It's mostly worn with a fringe in front, after the sexy bangs of Bettie Page made a big impact on fashion in the 1950s.

Pageboy Hairstyle: Classic Cut with Bangs

Similar to a long bob hairstyle, the pageboy haircut is best suited for medium to short hair which should stop above the shoulder. This retro bob is a classic cut with many variations and it was also a fashionable haircut for men in the 1960s.

Pageboy Haircut and the Right Face Shape

Suited for women confident about their complexion, this bold haircut can sometimes look boyish, if it's not styled correctly for the right face shape.

Pageboy haircuts are usually suited for women with heart face shapes or oval face shapes. The result can be disappointing for women with rectangular face shapes or square face shapes, who can opt for a different type of bob more suited to them.

Pageboy Haircut, the Special Retro BobHair by Martin Crean for ModePageboy Bob Crop Hairstyle with BangsHair by Lisa ShepherdPageboy Haircut with FringeHair by Paul MitchellPageboy Haircut Special Retro BobHair by John Carne

Most Famous Pageboy Haircuts

The pageboy haircut had a small renaissance in the 1990s after being worn by Uma Thurman's character in the movie Pulp Fiction, Mia Wallace, a mobster's wife obsessed with the 1950s. Multiple characters from the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory sported the pageboy hairstyle, including Violet Beauregarde and Willy Wonka himself, played by Johnny Depp in the 2005 film adaptation.

The fictional cartoon characters He-Man and Prince Valiant wore the pageboy hairstyle, but its popularity with men has disappeared almost completely in the past decades, leaving the pageboy haircut as a stylish option for bold and elegant women.

Variations of the Pageboy Hairstyle

This stylish retro bob has many variations, but the most popular is the pageboy flip, in which the bottom is reversed, in order to curl outward.

Pageboy Bob Hairstyle with BangsHair by Abacus Hair StudioPageboy Bob Hairstyle with BangsHair by GoldwellPageboy Flip Bob HairstylesHair by The Hair StudioPageboy Haircuts Women 2013Hair by Bonce Salons


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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Edgy Haircut Ideas 2012

The easiest way to transform your look and accentuate your unique personality is to turn towards a stylish haircut that is all about you. Check out the following edgy haircuts and draw inspiration for your hot new season look so you can make heads turn wherever you go!

There are a myriad of cool haircuts out there to choose from but that doesn't mean that they all bring the same benefits. Individuality can be highly underlined through a haircut and thus the search for a look that is atypical is constant. Search no more as the following edgy hairstyles for 2012 will surely make you turn heads by accentuating your best features and striking style.

Depending on your length, there are various hair cutting techniques which can throw you right into the spotlight. The shorter you go as far as your haircut goes or the bigger the difference between hair length from various parts of the head, the edgier the effect, so check out the following styles and pick your new look for 2012.

Hair by HOB Salon Creative TeamHair by Jamie StevensHair by HOB Salon Creative TeamHair by Jay Calder

Short crops are hot and don't require too much time or products for styling, however they are definitely not for everyone. If your face shape can pull off a short crop, turn to sharp line cuts, exposing layers or long bangs mixed with a super short cut. Super short crops are a perfect match for women with petite features while short hairstyles that still give you a little bit of length to play with work perfectly with oval face shapes. Go for layers or blunt, well defined lines that will be accentuated through a straight hair texture and you'll surely not go by unnoticed. Long side swept or blunt cut bangs work perfectly with a short 'do, so add bangs to your crop if you want to obtain a mysterious allure.

Hair by HOB Salon Creative TeamHair by HarringtonsHair by IshokaHair by Boons

Medium length hairstyles are definitely the most popular hairstyles out there as they feature a perfect balance between versatility and maintenance level, but because of that popularity, most medium length hairstyles look very conventional. Give your locks a little bit of a personality and more pizazz by opting for straight cut, asymmetric or long, pointy cut Betty Page bangs. Another great way to make your midi look atypical is by opting for a short bob which exposes a buzzcut styled up to the sideburns.

Longer hairstyles can too give off edginess without losing that high dose of femininity the hair length exudes by opting for asymmetric cuts incorporated through the hairstyle. Pair the undercut with dramatic layers drawing inspiration from Cassie and recreate her famous look featuring shaved sides of the head going in a 'V' shape towards the back of the neck.
Let your inhibitions go and opt for a non-conventional hairstyle, an edgier look that will make you look stunning everywhere you go!

Hair by Neil BartonHair by EsteticaHair by Colournation Art TeamHair by George


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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Gypsy Shag Haircut, the Perfect Layered Haircut for Thick Hair

Try the gypsy shag haircut, one of the most popular layered gypsy haircuts for thick hair, suited for any woman looking for a long shaggy look, intentionally messy.

After it gained popularity in the 1970s, the gypsy shag haircut stuck around as an easy to maintain style, suited for women who prefer a layered, messy look. Find out if the gypsy hairstyle is right for you and see gypsy haircut images to see how you could make this style your own.

Short, medium or long, the gypsy shag haircut refers to a choppy hairstyle with long layers that is easily suited for any face shape. Go for the bohemian look with a gypsy hairstyle or choose a more refined version for a chic and modern style. Once you see a few gypsy haircut pictures, you'll make the right decision if gypsy hairstyles are right for your look.

Layers in Gypsy Haircuts

The amount of "shag" in the gypsy shag haircut is determined by the number of layers you go for. If you'd like this gypsy haircut with fewer layers, you may find it easier to style, but the more layers make for a better look, especially when you're opting for the gypsy haircut for thick hair.

If you have naturally curly or wavy hair, you can ask your stylist for choppy layers to make this look work effortlessly for you.

Medium Gypsy Shag HaircutHair by Ocean HairdressingGypsy Shag Long HaircutHair by HeadmastersGypsy Shag Layered HaircutHair by Ken PictonGypsy Shag HaircutHair by Great Lengths


Gypsy Hairstyle: How to Add Volume

You need lots of volume to get an earthy chic look, especially if you have fine hair. This gypsy hairstyle doesn't need a lot of product, as a round brush and a few minutes with a blow drier are usually enough to get the perfect volume. If you don't have a brush at hand, blowing your hair upside down is the best way to go for gypsy haircuts.

Color for the Gypsy Shag Haircut

A more daring look for the gypsy shag haircut involves chunking hair color techniques. Highlights and lowlights can add volume especially if you're dealing with fine limp hair, not particularly easy to volumize.

Since the gypsy hairstyle is about being wild and natural, you don't need to pay extra attention to your roots, as different hues blend perfectly in gypsy hairstyles.

Blonde Gypsy Shag Haircut Hair by Jean Louis DavidGypsy Shag Hairstyle Messy BraidsHair by Mieka HairdressingLong Gypsy Shag HaircutHair by Jean-Marc ManiatisLong Gypsy HairstyleHair by Jean Louis David


Most Famous Gypsy Shag Haircuts

After taking part of the bohemian trend in the 1970s, the gypsy shag haircut was worn in the 1980s by Fleetwood Mac vocalist Stevie Nicks.

The most modern interpretations of the gypsy hairstyle have been worn by twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, child stars turned fashion designers and style icons for the boho chic crowd.

After getting a gypsy haircut, experiment with half ponytails for the most bohemian look but stay away from head scarves and layered necklaces unless you want the full vagabond look.


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