For autumn/winter 2010 hair colour is going to be really alive and bright:
- For darker clients look for cherry reds and violet hues
- For blondes try golden tones with lots of dimension with the use of pastel tones of peach and lavender.
Showing posts with label Hairstyle Trends 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hairstyle Trends 2010. Show all posts
Friday, July 9, 2010
Hot Hair Color For 2010
For autumn/winter 2010 hair colour is going to be really alive and bright:
Monday, July 5, 2010
2010 Hairstyles
The Light-Reflecting Blonde
If you have naturally very light or grey hair, this kind of baby blonde colour will suit you. Ask your colourist for white blonde with buttery highlights to keep it soft and natural. Use a toner shampoo with blue undertones to keep the colour from turning brassy.
The Long Fringe
A longer length fringe is a great disguise for a long or oblong face. Keep it eye skimming to draw attention towards your features. Team it with a gorgeous bob that grazes your shoulders for a statement haircut.
The Side Swept Fringe
An oval face can pull off almost any hairstyle. If you have good bone structure, consider an angular bob hairstyle or a long, side swept fringe.
The Thick Waves
If you have naturally thick hair, adding some waves and a fringe can break it up and give your hair some style. To achieve glossy waves, invest in thicker curling irons and only divide hair into about four or five sections to curl. finish by running a little mousse through your hair to hold the style.
The New Auburn Hair
Auburn is a nice alternative shade to glam up your look. This colour will suit blondes as well as brunettes, just make sure you ask for auburn with a warm base and darker tones to bring out your skin tone.
The Short Curls
Layer up short curls to add volume and bounce - if your hair is all one length, it will look too heavy and you will lose the springy curls.
The Blondes
Achieving luminous blonde hair at home can be a nightmare - always go to a professional. If you have fair skin, golden shades will warm up your skin tone. Ash tones are best for anyone with reddish skin, as the cool hues will help neutralise the redness. Caramel blondes are good for brunettes, especially close to the face. Olive skin tones wll benefit from a more neutral shade of blonde to keep it looking natural.
The Angular Bob
Take the edge off an angular face with a choppy bob. The layers in this look make it really versatile. Keep the ends choppy to hide a strong jawline.
The Messy Waves
To get the look, prep damp hair with volumiser, blow dry with a round brush and then wrap hair around a medium-barrel curling iron.
If you have naturally very light or grey hair, this kind of baby blonde colour will suit you. Ask your colourist for white blonde with buttery highlights to keep it soft and natural. Use a toner shampoo with blue undertones to keep the colour from turning brassy.
The Long Fringe
A longer length fringe is a great disguise for a long or oblong face. Keep it eye skimming to draw attention towards your features. Team it with a gorgeous bob that grazes your shoulders for a statement haircut.
The Side Swept Fringe
An oval face can pull off almost any hairstyle. If you have good bone structure, consider an angular bob hairstyle or a long, side swept fringe.
The Thick Waves
If you have naturally thick hair, adding some waves and a fringe can break it up and give your hair some style. To achieve glossy waves, invest in thicker curling irons and only divide hair into about four or five sections to curl. finish by running a little mousse through your hair to hold the style.
The New Auburn Hair
Auburn is a nice alternative shade to glam up your look. This colour will suit blondes as well as brunettes, just make sure you ask for auburn with a warm base and darker tones to bring out your skin tone.
The Short Curls
Layer up short curls to add volume and bounce - if your hair is all one length, it will look too heavy and you will lose the springy curls.
The Blondes
Achieving luminous blonde hair at home can be a nightmare - always go to a professional. If you have fair skin, golden shades will warm up your skin tone. Ash tones are best for anyone with reddish skin, as the cool hues will help neutralise the redness. Caramel blondes are good for brunettes, especially close to the face. Olive skin tones wll benefit from a more neutral shade of blonde to keep it looking natural.
The Angular Bob
Take the edge off an angular face with a choppy bob. The layers in this look make it really versatile. Keep the ends choppy to hide a strong jawline.
The Messy Waves
To get the look, prep damp hair with volumiser, blow dry with a round brush and then wrap hair around a medium-barrel curling iron.
10 Hairstyles for 2010
The Edgy Bob
Getting a highly styled but classic cut is a great confidence boost and can make you look younger. Add height and volume to this look by adding a little mousse and drying over a round brush.
The Side Parting
A centre parting can really drag the face down, especially when you are over 40. Soften your look with a side-swept parting. Make sure you look after your hair and blow-dry it with care to get that really luxe look.
Long Curls
If your hair is naturally curly, it's most probably frizzy too. Beat the frizz by spending a few minutes on your style every day - and you'll notice the difference. Keep hair well-conditioned with weekly intensive at-home treatments and make sure to use products that relax stressed out hair, like serums and creams. And our last curly hair rule? Never blow-dry - always let your hair dry naturally.
The Bold Redhead
Need a big style change? Then start with your hair. If you're feeling bold, go for a striking red. A deep scarlet colour will have an energising effect on skin that looks jaded. Wear it bright, vibrant and with confidence.
The Heavy Fringe
Forget drastic measures like botox to hide those wrinkles and opt for a fringe instead. A blunt cut is still big news this season and is best worn just below the eyebrows to draw attention to your eyes. Keep it heavy for a more youthful look.
The New Warm Colour
As we age, we need to adjust our hair colour to flatter our changing looks. Add warmer tones, such as reds, coppers and golds, through your hair to add a flush of colour to your cheeks. Red tones are a great way to break up a solid brown shade, or to conceal grey hairs appearing on darker locks.
The Romantic Curl
Romantic styles are back in vogue and were all over the spring/summer catwalks. adapt the style to your hair with some soft, pretty waves. This style will work best on medium to long hair, so the weight will keep the curls loose for a more relaxed, boho vibe. To achieve these girls, wind hair around one inch curling barrels and hold. Let go, and spritz with hairspray to help keep the curl in shape.
The 60s Bob
This kind of short layered hairstyle is a great way of adding volume to fine hair. The angled fringe is also flattering to most face shapes and will act as a frame for delicate features. Short crops are best suited to very straight hair, unless you're willing to spend lots of time on it each morning!
The Red Pixie Crop
Be brave and go for the chop the next time you visit the hairdressers - but only if you have the right face shape. A pixie crop works best on an oval face and if it's too severe, can be quite unforgiving. So, remember to request soft with layers around the face and choosing a red colour tint will give the look warmth.
The Asymmetric Bob
A bob is always a savvy option for summer, keeping you cool when the temperatures rise. And, of course, shorter hairstyles are often a great way of rolling back the years too. This classic style is given a modern twist with a side sweep and choppy layers.
Getting a highly styled but classic cut is a great confidence boost and can make you look younger. Add height and volume to this look by adding a little mousse and drying over a round brush.
The Side Parting
A centre parting can really drag the face down, especially when you are over 40. Soften your look with a side-swept parting. Make sure you look after your hair and blow-dry it with care to get that really luxe look.
Long Curls
If your hair is naturally curly, it's most probably frizzy too. Beat the frizz by spending a few minutes on your style every day - and you'll notice the difference. Keep hair well-conditioned with weekly intensive at-home treatments and make sure to use products that relax stressed out hair, like serums and creams. And our last curly hair rule? Never blow-dry - always let your hair dry naturally.
The Bold Redhead
Need a big style change? Then start with your hair. If you're feeling bold, go for a striking red. A deep scarlet colour will have an energising effect on skin that looks jaded. Wear it bright, vibrant and with confidence.
The Heavy Fringe
Forget drastic measures like botox to hide those wrinkles and opt for a fringe instead. A blunt cut is still big news this season and is best worn just below the eyebrows to draw attention to your eyes. Keep it heavy for a more youthful look.
The New Warm Colour
As we age, we need to adjust our hair colour to flatter our changing looks. Add warmer tones, such as reds, coppers and golds, through your hair to add a flush of colour to your cheeks. Red tones are a great way to break up a solid brown shade, or to conceal grey hairs appearing on darker locks.
The Romantic Curl
Romantic styles are back in vogue and were all over the spring/summer catwalks. adapt the style to your hair with some soft, pretty waves. This style will work best on medium to long hair, so the weight will keep the curls loose for a more relaxed, boho vibe. To achieve these girls, wind hair around one inch curling barrels and hold. Let go, and spritz with hairspray to help keep the curl in shape.
The 60s Bob
This kind of short layered hairstyle is a great way of adding volume to fine hair. The angled fringe is also flattering to most face shapes and will act as a frame for delicate features. Short crops are best suited to very straight hair, unless you're willing to spend lots of time on it each morning!
The Red Pixie Crop
Be brave and go for the chop the next time you visit the hairdressers - but only if you have the right face shape. A pixie crop works best on an oval face and if it's too severe, can be quite unforgiving. So, remember to request soft with layers around the face and choosing a red colour tint will give the look warmth.
The Asymmetric Bob
A bob is always a savvy option for summer, keeping you cool when the temperatures rise. And, of course, shorter hairstyles are often a great way of rolling back the years too. This classic style is given a modern twist with a side sweep and choppy layers.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Hot Hair Colour Trends 2010
Cool blonde
Cool beige tones keep blondes looking fresh. Delicate placement of biscuit and butterscotch spliced through a full head of colour helps create clarity and sparkle.
Is it for you? Yes if you have pale skin tone and soft blue eyes
Rich red
When it comes to red, think bright! Wear it with an intensity and vibrant confidence. Full colour bursts with the fiery tones of sunset.
Is it for you? This works well on natural brunettes with warm skin tones and dark hazel eyes.
Chestnut
Complimenting shades including butterscotch, pecan and burnt toffee create this warm, classy colour. Hooker & Young are big on colouring techniques to add depth and light.
Is it for you? Yes if you have creamy skin tones and love colour that's on-trend!
Deep brunette
A blend of rich truffle and dark cocoa flecked with cinnamon is the choice for brunettes in 2008. Blend the richest shades for beautiful colour that brings hair to life.
Is it for you? Yes if you're a brunette looking to lift fading colour.
Rich aubergine
Dark liquorice and vibrant blackcurrant are intertwined to create this stunning, bold look.
Is it for you? Yes! If your natural hair and brow colouring is dark.
Bright blonde
A mixture of cool Nordic blonde hues can create a cool- warm look which gives a sparkling, ultra light result.
Is it for you? Yes if you have pale skin and piercing blue eyes which will compliment this look perfectly.
Cool beige tones keep blondes looking fresh. Delicate placement of biscuit and butterscotch spliced through a full head of colour helps create clarity and sparkle.
Is it for you? Yes if you have pale skin tone and soft blue eyes
Rich red
When it comes to red, think bright! Wear it with an intensity and vibrant confidence. Full colour bursts with the fiery tones of sunset.
Is it for you? This works well on natural brunettes with warm skin tones and dark hazel eyes.
Chestnut
Complimenting shades including butterscotch, pecan and burnt toffee create this warm, classy colour. Hooker & Young are big on colouring techniques to add depth and light.
Is it for you? Yes if you have creamy skin tones and love colour that's on-trend!
Deep brunette
A blend of rich truffle and dark cocoa flecked with cinnamon is the choice for brunettes in 2008. Blend the richest shades for beautiful colour that brings hair to life.
Is it for you? Yes if you're a brunette looking to lift fading colour.
Rich aubergine
Dark liquorice and vibrant blackcurrant are intertwined to create this stunning, bold look.
Is it for you? Yes! If your natural hair and brow colouring is dark.
Bright blonde
A mixture of cool Nordic blonde hues can create a cool- warm look which gives a sparkling, ultra light result.
Is it for you? Yes if you have pale skin and piercing blue eyes which will compliment this look perfectly.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Summer Festival Hairstyles 2010
Sharin Foo
Besides her trendy platinum-blond hair color, Foo (one-half of alternative rock duo the Raveonettes) also wears an ultrachic blunt-cut bob with bangs. Although those with fuller faces or angular features might think twice about chopping their locks to their chin like Foo did, straight-across fringe can accentuate cheekbones and highlight eyes.
Zooey Deschanel
Deschanel is the “she” of She & Him—the indie-folk duo that performed at this year's Coachella, where Deschanel wore her signature bangs-with-long-locks do. To go the lengthy route of the actress-slash-singer without drawing your face downward, be sure to add some bounce and texture to tresses. For Deschanel's loose waves, pick pieces of hair at random and wrap them around a large-barrel curling iron or waver.
Agyness Deyn
At this year’s festivals, Deyn will stay super cool, thanks to a buzz cut. But at last summer’s Coachella event she employed a practical yet chic bandana to keep pesky strands at bay.
Florence Welch
Welch, frontwoman of Florence Welch and the Machine, is known for her versatile voice, quirky fashion sense—and, of course, her fiery red mane. If you covet Welch’s eye-catching hair hue and aim to stand out in the music-festival crowd, consult your colorist to determine the best shade of red for your skin tone.
Jessica Szohr
This Gossip Girl (seen here at All Points West in 2008) knows that a bright hippie-style headband and long locks are timeless.
To fashion sleek, straight strands like Szohr’s, skip a shampoo and use dry shampoo at the roots or flatiron hair the day of.
The Anglo-French actress and singer proves that matte, slightly mussed tresses are a definite do. And for those who have rocker-chic aspirations but shy away from thick blunt bangs, Gainsbourg’s wispy fringe is just a hop and a snip away
Karen O
To complement her anything-goes ensembles (created by her friend, fashion designer Christian Joy), Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O wears similarly bold makeup—as evidenced by her appearance at last summer’s Bonnaroo festival, shown at left.
Annie Clark (St. Vincent)
Dazzled audiences with her mass of curls and cherry-stained lips. For carefree curls, amplify natural coils by applying a gel like Redken Soft Spin 05. After blow-drying models’ hair with Cutler Volumizing Spray, he crafted spirals using a small curling iron, then teased with a rattail comb starting from the ends and working toward the roots.
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