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The group has made a mission of turning garbage into great works of art. -- Curly coiffed become hair apparent Salons and industry types look beyond the straight-hair set By TINA SATTER Issue date: Fri, Jul 2, 2004 The Tribune For almost a decade now, curly-haired women have had to bow to the definitive grooming zeitgeist that straight is great. The curly craze of the 1980s is a distant memory. Until recently, requesting a perm in any salon worth its salt resulted in stifled guffaws and open looks of pity from the stylist. Worse, if you’re fate was sealed by having naturally kinky locks, well, then, let the games begin. In order to achieve the perfectly flat, glossy manes that style dictated, mop tops subjected their follicles to forms of torture that almost always involved intense heat, hours of patience and a fat wad of cash. To add insult to injury, bangs came back in style. Have you ever seen a curly-top try a fringe in front? Not good. Locally, the wavy-haired face a particular challenge. Unpredictable weather is the cruelest twist of fate for women who have fought nature at every turn to have their locks pulled straight. Melissa Ginsburg, a 28-year-old with curly brown hair has lived in Portland for seven years. She often blows her hair straight herself, but says, “On days where it rains, it’s so much easier to let it go curly. I just don’t want to look like I have a bad perm from high school.” Moisture is the enemy to the faux straight. In cities with less rain, women often get a blowout or two every week and don’t wash the mane until the next hair appointment. But in the Northwest, unless you want to live in your own environmentally controlled bubble, it isn’t worth the stress to try to get it flat. Winds of change Thankfully a change blew into town with the new year. Starting on the fashion runways and swiftly moving into editorial and advertisements, the year of the curly-haired girl arrived. Ginsburg, who has gone to a number of local stylists over the years, concurs. “Now it seems like stylists love curls.” It’s hard to say what led to such a radical change in the world of hair, but the loosening of locks is often attributed to celebs such as J.Lo or Kate Hudson who defiantly wore heads full of curls when straight still reigned. And then hair product companies got in on the game. Despite the fact that most people don’t have perfectly straight hair, the majority of products cater to the straight-hair set. The curly-headed had to cobble together combinations of other products to create shellacs and varnishes that would hold the hair down. Some companies got smart, realizing there were bucks to be made in freeing the curly-topped from second-class citizen status. Web sites such as www.naturallycurly.com popped up to offer advice and style support. A stylin’ salon Leading the curl revolution in Portland is Salon Ziva on Northwest 23rd Avenue. Owner Joe Snell downplays any trend talk. “We have been cognizant of curly hair challenges for a long time,” he says. The salon got its due when it recently won a contest held by New York City-based salon-to-the-stars, Bumble and bumble, also a leading producer of products. Bumble and bumble deemed Ziva the most “curl conscious” salon in the country. Paulino Borja, a much-loved stylist at Ziva, is matter-of-fact about it all. While some stylists run screaming from piles of snarly curls, Borja calmly runs his fingers through them and notes that the whole problem has been in trying to make curls disappear. “It’s all about appreciating them and showing people with curly hair how to work with them,” he says. “It’s that simple.” And maybe it is. If curly hair is finally deemed acceptable, then we could be witness to a whole new day for hair — here and everywhere. The manufacturers of straightening irons might not like it, but they’ve had their day. And men with curly hair? 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Hairstyles Photos -- Best Hairstyles for Long Face Shapes You are here: About > Style > Beauty > Hairstyle Photo Galleries > Hairstyles Photos -- Best Hairstyles for Long Face Shapes Style Beauty Essentials Winter Beauty: 5 Dos & 5 Don'ts Hot Celebrity Hair Look Like the 'Desperate Housewives' Top Self-Tanners Gorgeous Holiday Hairstyles: Up or Down Articles & Resources Hairstyle Photo Galleries Latest Hair Trends Fall & Winter Beauty Makeup Tricks & Tips Beauty by Age: Teens to 50+ Skincare Perfect Nails Plastic Surgery Hair Removal Best Perfumes Body Beautiful Makeovers Frequently Asked Questions Buyer's Guide Before You Buy Top Picks Top Ten Fragrances for Her Top Ten Fragrances for Him Top Quick Gifts Under $10.00 Product Reviews Forums Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Beauty newsletter! See Online Courses Search Beauty Stay up to date! Email to a friend Print this page Related Links Most Flattering Haircuts for All Face Shapes Best & Worst Cuts for Long Face Shapes Go Backstage at NY Fashion Week More Great Haircuts Wild Looks for Prom Celebrity Hairstyles Photo Gallery Short, Blonde Hairstyles Even MORE hair ... Photo galleries of best short cuts Should you go 'super-short'? Photo galleries of medium hairstyles Most Popular Flattering Hair Cuts Long Face Shapes Photo Gallery Wild Updos Nicole Ritchie What's Hot Mascara Review Great Holiday Hair Best Beauty Gifts Avoid Problems When Having ... Very Dry Hands Related Topics Tattoos / Body Piercings Teen Fashion Weddings Women's Fashion Teen Advice Hairstyle Photos -- Best & Worst Haircuts for Long Face Shapes Step-By-Step From Julyne Derrick , Your Guide to Beauty . FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Best Haircuts for Long Faces -- Add Bangs Hilary Duff's bangs cover a wide forehead Credit: Photo by Dan Herrick-KPA/ZUMA KPA Previous | Next >> What works for your long face type? Several looks work for you. If you have straight hair, you can create more width with bangs. Chin-length bobs and cuts are also ideal for you because they create the illusion of width. Curls & waves also add width, but avoid short layers that add volume on top. Bangs make your face appear shorter because they cover up a particularly large forehead. Shy away from blunt bangs & go for sideswept bangs like Hilary Duff (see picture). Avoid: Stay away from extremely long or short cuts. These elongate your face. Best Haircuts for Long Faces -- Add Bangs Layered Cuts Work Great for Long Face Shapes The Layered Look -- Perfect for Long Face Types Longer Bob -- Great for Thick, Straight Hair Brown, Sexy Bob -- A Great Haircut for Long Faces Photo Gallery -- Bad Haircuts for Long Face Shapes Best Haircuts for Long Faces -- Short is Good, but Go 'Good Short' Don't Want to Sacrifice Length? Add Width With Curls Want to Keep the Length? Easy. Just Add Bangs Previous | Next >> Topic Index | Email to a Friend Our Story | Be a Guide | Advertising Info | Work at About | Site Map | Icons | Help User Agreement | Ethics Policy | Patent Info. | Privacy Policy | Kids' Privacy Policy ©2005 About, Inc., A part of the New York Times Company . All rights reserved. Around About Oprah's Life Vacation Ideas Shop Safely Online VIDEO: Craft Rooms VIDEO: Christmas Traditions What's Hot Mascara Review Great Holiday Hair Best Beauty Gifts Avoid Problems When Having ... Very Dry Hands

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The nice thing about prom hair styles is that in addition to the traditionalstyles that you see year after year, new styles are constantly being created.Therefore, you will have a number of great prom hair styles to choose from whenyou attend your high school prom. Typically, when you plan to attend the prom, you have gone out shopping withfriend to buy a stunning dress. Many young women will have their nails done.Additionally, some of them will splurge, having a facial and anything else tolook fabulous. Of course, as a part of this, they also need to consider promhair styles to match their gorgeous gown. Now is the perfect opportunity to dosomething special for you! If you are the type of person that is always doing things for your friends,and seldom doing anything special for you, now is the time to choose a prom hairstyle, creating a little excitement for the top of your head. Remember that toachieve a beautiful look does not always mean you have to spend all the moneyyou have. To create a glamorous look that everyone will envy, one that will make youfeel and look like a million dollars, consider the following tips: Ponytails are perfect when it comes to prom hair styles. Put your hair up ina high ponytail and then pull a few strands out that create a soft, yet spikylook. With a wax-based product or some good, heavy-duty hairspray, work yourhair so that is have small strands that are sticking out in a neat manner. Thenyou can use a beaded ponytail holder to make your hair look glam. Another option for prom hair styles that deals with the ponytail is toseparate it into two sections. Then, twist each of the sections of hair intorandom knots. These knots are then pinned to the back of your head using crystalhairpins or shortsticks. If you want something a little sassier, pull a fewstrands out and then spritz them into place. Again, putting your hair into a ponytail that is started at the midsectionof your head, use a ribbon that matches your dress to weave a crisscross effectinto your hair. If you have the ability or a friend to help, you can actuallycome up with some very elegant designs. 3D hairstyle visualization . With a single ponytail, you can use a number of gemmed clasps or pins tomake it appear as though it is separated down into multiple strands. The look isactually quite chic and unique, and the ideal prom hair style. When you do put your hair into a ponytail, use large size rollers to createcurl and bounce. Then with a shine spray, you want to spritz well so theponytail glistens and if you are young, you can even use a spray glitter. Real or silk flowers are always a great way to enhance a hairstyle. Whetherwoven into a braid or ponytail or placed behind one ear, this will add afeminine touch. Look at Drew Barrymore, she has shown the world just how amazinga flower in the hair can look. If you have short hair but want something completely different, you mighttreat yourself to extensions. Since these are temporary, they can be worn forseveral weeks after the event or taken out. As mentioned, you can use color and jewels in your hair for prom hair stylesbut in addition to that, hair stencils are now a very popular solution. Withstencils, you can create a very formal look or choose something trendier andfunky. Regardless, these designs are created in the hair with temporary paintsor glitter. Typically, short hair works best with stencils although you can do it on alllengths. The nice thing about choosing a hair stencil is that your design willbe unique and you can be sure no one else at the event will have it. If youthink this might be something that interests you, get ready to use yourcreativity and imagination. Just keep in mind that a few practice rounds firstis probably a good idea. Start by creating your pattern with cardboard or poster board so the designwill be consistent and neat. If you like, you can always visit your local hobbystore and choose a pre-made stencil. If you have never done stencils before, wewould recommend you start small and simple. Additionally, you can do some or allof this process on your own but the help of a friend would be best. You will need to shampoo your hair and then rinse with a good conditioner.Look for a leave-in conditioner that provides protection against gel, glitter,or color for the best results. Then with a blow dryer, work your hair so itcompletely straight. Now, position the stencil on the part of your hair you wantcovered (this is a good time for some assistance). Once positioned properly,apply the color or glitter of your choice. Once the stencil has been applied, you will need to use your fingers verycarefully to arrange the hair. Then use a good shaping spray to hold it in placeand you are all set for a magnificent night on the town. Once you've finalized your chosen hairstyle for the night, it is importantthat your make-up compliments, and accentuates the theme of your hairstyle. Ifyou choose to do your makeup yourself, it is important to have full control. If you do not have prior makeup experience, a good person to turn to isAllison Saunders make-up artist and beautician. Allison reveals her Hollywoodsecrets, from make-up to make-overs that will have you turning heads all night. CLICKHERE to get the real scoop on Hollywood beauty techniques. Article reprint permission by http://www.hairstylestips.com Website Search Internet Search FreeFind.com Stellure.com Looking for a new prom updo, party, or bridal hairstyle? What if you could "try it on" before making a decision. Well, now youcan with Stellure's 3D imaging software. For a nominal fee, upload your own pictures - "try on" any hairstyle now. 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girls hair styles Girls Hair Styles Figure 1.--HBC has no nformation as to the provinance of this photograph. Based on the women's dresses, we would date it to about 1910. The girl's short hair shows that you can not assum that all children with short hair are boys. HBC does not plan on going into great detail on girls' hair cuts. Er have always been hopefull that some one would lauch a sister site on girls historical clothing and styles. Assessing gender in old photographs, however, is such a difficult problem that we have concluded that some basic information about girls' nair styles, especially 19th century girls' styles would be useful. Just as you can not assume that children with long hair are girls, it is also true that you can not assume that children with short hair are girls. What we want to do here is to assess stylistic and chronolgical trends associated with girls' hair styles. We want to assess styles like bangs, curls, parts, and other hair styles. Gender Connotations The children's hair styles are an important issue in assessing many old photographs whih are often unidentified. The gendr of the children is often obvioyus, but a boys in the 19th and early 20th century not uncommonly wore dresses, assessing the hair style become important in assessing gender. One factor is the hair part. Many boys wore bangs or other styles without disernable parts. When parts are discernable, left parts seem the most common. We notice that many girls seem to have center or right parts. This is our initial assessment and it needs to be confirmed. Here there are differences over time and among counties. Here we need to develop more information on these trends. We note numerous photographs of boys with long hair during the lte 19th and early 20th cebtury. Thus hair can be very confusing when assessing gender. One useful guideline is that in school potraits we believe that virtually all of the children with long hair are girls. What we often are confused about is all the girls with short hair. This became even more common after World War I in the 1920s when girls bgan bobbing their hair after World War I (1914-18) Styles Girl's hair styles are commonly more elaborate and more complicated than boys styles. Short Hair One HBC reader reports that in the early 20th century before World War I, short hair for a girl was not considered stylish. We have, however, seen girls with shorter cuts appearing in fashion magazines. We note, for example, a book about French fashions ( Children's Fashion 1860-1912 ) which showed short hair for girls at the end of the 1880s and the beginning of the 1890s. A German reder reports, "This trend is supported by photos I have seen in books. And I have also seen a painting with girls and short hair from about 1900." This was not, however, the ominant trend which was for young women to have long hair. Here we notice that more girls than young women had short hair. HBC notes very large numbers of girls which had short hair, especially in school portrits. We are not entirely sure why. A reader provides some possible reasons for girls having short hair: practical, convenient, and to discourage vanity." Another reader agrees that it had to with lice. She also points out that it may have to do with tangled hair or some other event that made long hair impractical. HBC is not convinced that these were the only reasons, but we do believe that they are part of the reason. We do not yet have sufficent information to assess country trends. One significant factor may have been social class. We believe that working class girls were more likely to have short hair. This may be because their mothers had less time to devote to careing for their hair. Factors suuh as huygene and practicality may have been especially important to working class families. Long Hair Long hair was highly prized and considered to be very important to any young woman in the 19th and early 20th century. We note large numbers of portraits of girls who did have long hair, often with a right or center part. Clearly many girls, however, had short hair. I am not sure if that was a style seen appropriat for girls before theygot older, or if there was some other reason for all the girls with short hair. A British reader tells us, "The only reason that comes to mind is hygiene - perhaps thegirls with short hair had their heads shaved at some time because of head lice / nits? Still an occasional problem at schools nowadays, when I was at junior school inthe late 1950's we had regular inspections by the school nurse looking for nits in our hair." Curls One style that girls have worn, although the popularity has varied over time has been ringlet curls. The popularity of ringlets has varied significantly over time and among countries. We believe that during the time that ringlets became most popular for boys, about 1880-1905, that they were less popular for girls. One major difference between boys' and girls' ringlets is that quite old girls even young women might wear them. Also girls, especially in the early 1900s might wear them with very large hair bows. Bangs Hair bows It was for girls that it was most important to keep up with the latest style for hair bows. The memoirs of many well known women touch upon the hair bows they wore as children. The famous 1920s film star Gloria Swanson, for example, commented on the hair bows she wore. Her mother and grand mother appear to have believed that young Gloria had large ears. Althogh noted at birth, the impact of her large ears was not felt until she was old enough to have her hair styled. Swanson wrote, "While all the other girls my age were wearing teeny tiny hair ribbons, my mother made giant silk bows and poufs for me to hide my ears." It appears to have been less important to follow the latest styles of hair bows when doing a boy's hair. Even so, hair bows for boys have varied in size, color, knot, and position. Some of these changes have varied over time. Others have shown no clear time line change. Following these trends is complicated as they varied sometimes significantly in different countries. The custom of tieing bows in boys' hair, for example, seems to have been most common in France. Chronology Long hair was a standard for beauty and styling for young women during the 19th century. Even so, we note many girls with short hair which at this time we do not fully understand. A major change occurred after World War I when bobbed hair for girls became stylish in the 1920s. Schools Some schools had regulations about both girls and boys hair styles. For some reason the schools seem to have given more attention to boys' hair, but this may be because we know less about girls' hair styles. The hair styles as well as the regulations have varied over time. There are also differences among countries. This is an interesting topic that we have not yet developed in detail. We do have a page on Russia . HGC Navigate the Boys' Historical Clothing Web Site: [Return to the Main hair style page ] [ Introduction ] [ Activities ][ Biographies ][ Chronology ] [ Clothing styles ][ Countries ] [ Bibliographies ][ Contributions ][ Essays ][ FAQs ][ Glossaries ][ Satellites ][ Tools ] [ Boys' Clothing Home ] Created: September 10, 2001 Last updated: 4:36 AM 9/14/2005