Bridal hair expert and hair health tips? Getting the perfect wedding hairstyles for the big day might be the least important on a never-ending wedding checklist. But for us, hairstyles for wedding stays up there in importance as the wedding rings, dress, and venue. So important that we spend months scouting for both artistic and simple wedding hairstyles, after all, your look is everything! For achieving the most natural look, curl all bride hair on the iron. try to pull the iron down to make the elegant and natural waves. For creating the perfect volume, comb the tail, and use the hair powder.
A lack of volume is one of the most common hair concerns for woman and the reason why there are so many volumising shampoo formulas on the market. It’s no wonder then that our personal fascination with adding body to our tresses has triggered a trend for extreme volume come next season. Your greatest inspiration comes from the Versace pre-fall 2019 runway where Guido Palau used super-long extensions to add gravity-defining height at the roots. “The big hair was inspired by Pierpaolo Piccioli, he wanted to have some extravagance in the hair and we were looking at old ’60s Diana Vreeland Harper’s Bazaar and Avedon shoots,” said Palau. For a more practical nod to the trend, add volume by prepping your hair with Redken’s Guts, before liberally applying lots of Bumble & bumble’s Strong Finish Hairspray.
Luxurious soft bridal waves: Soft waves and wedding hair go hand in hand. And so it continues into 2020. The updated look would feel at home on the red carpet with a touch of bohemian styling. A little bit imperfect, a touch of effortless chic, add a bit of volume and texture to mess things up a bit. Keep it simple. Style this look with a delicate crown or headband, a small side comb or statement earrings. Less is definitely more with this look – you might even find just a wedding veil is all you need. Find even more information at Inland Empire Bridal Hair.
We hate to say it, but the soft, strawberry-blonde hues and rose-gold highlights of 2017 have slipped into the ether of forgotten hair color trends. But don’t freak, pink lovers—they’ve been replaced by deeper shades in the same family, like fiery crimson. Good news for your inner emo kid: Rich, jet-black hair covered the heads of some of your favorite celebrities this year, and we’re not just talking about Pete Wentz. The 2018 take on the trend is less Hot-Topic-enthusiast and more badass-hair-chameleon, especially when coupled with a long bob. Not quite ready to go full-on My Chemical Romance with a single-processed black? Meet your middle ground: ash brown—the love child of deep, chocolate brown and muted, slate-gray.
Jen Atkin, hairstylist and founder of Ouai Haircare, is loving textured lobs this season. She says clients like Hailey Baldwin Bieber are asking for short, shaggy cuts. “Tell your stylist you want a lot of movement and texture, especially toward the ends and in the fringe,” she explains. To get the ’70s shaggy look, she uses Ouai Wave Spray and lets the hair “do its thing.” She tames flyaways and adds moisture with Ouai Finishing Creme.
I am proud to be the owner and a hairstylist of Capture Your Beauty. I have been in the industry for 9 years now. I love my job because I get to make every person that sits in my chair feel great about themselves. I get to meet so many new people every day and everyone has a different story, wants a different look and I get to help them accomplish it. I love to go to classes and learn the latest trends and styles and bring them back to my clients and my team. I am certified to do Bridal hair and makeup. Doing a Bridal hair and makeup to me is one of the most rewarding services that I can do. It can change a person’s life. Come in and let me or a talented member of my staff help you capture your Beauty. Read more info on https://www.captureyourbeauty.me/.