Like it or not, bangs have slowly made a comeback in recent years. Unlike the stiff and over-processed bangs of yesterday, 2010’s trends consist of very soft and lightly styled ‘dos. From slight fringe to long side bangs, chances are that a specific type of bangs will appeal to you and your special look.

Check out the simple must-have bangs for 2010:

Medium Length

The medium length bangs are only an inch or so longer than the classic flat forehead-covering fringe, but the difference in the two styles is quite dramatic. While most bangs simply help in complimenting the facial features, medium length bangs draw tons of attention to the eyes. This look is extremely hip and mysterious, but can be rather dramatic and is certainly not for everyone.

Classic Flat

Classic flat bangs are stick-straight and rest gently upon the forehead. This length of bangs can be curled under ever so slightly in order to create volume without the look turning too 1990’s valley girl. Classic flat fringe is great for those adjusting or readjusting to bangs, compliments any face shape and hairstyle, is unpretentious and very easy to style.

Sideswept

Longer than medium length look yet short enough to be considered bangs, the sideswept style is perfect for those that refuse to completely lose their lovable side bangs. Sideswept bangs should reach roughly the temples in length and are typically styled in one of two ways: sweep bangs completely to one side or part in the middle and sweep to each side.

Asymmetrical

Popular among the emo and punk crowds, asymmetrical bangs quickly create an edgy and alternative look. While some may prefer to rock this look with pink highlights, it doesn’t necessarily have to be over the top to be edgy and fun. Asymmetrical bangs begin around the temple in length on one side and slowly become shorter, generally ending just above the eyebrow.

Bangs to Avoid in 2010

Unfortunately, with bangs coming back into popularity, a handful of sad lost souls are bound to attempt to rock (or continue to rock) looks that completely clash with hair fashion in 2010. Looks to avoid this year and well, forever include:

The Valley Girl

Too long, violently curled under bangs constantly entwined with the eyelashes are not hot this season.

Country Bumpkin

If your bangs need to be permed to achieve your favorite look, you’re flaunting the country bumpkin. Tight curls endlessly picked out are a big no-no.

Wannabe Madonna

Okay, so big and crusty bangs, tacky jewelry and all things lace were popular thirty or so years ago. So was Kiss. Please move on.

Source:

Experience

Healthy Fashion

Hair Style

Curly hair is definitely back in style. Having beautiful, natural curly hair is a great look on many faces. There are many different short curly hair styles and long curly hair styles that you can try out. Are you looking for a perfect curly hairstyle for you? Try out some of these great styles.

Long Curly Hair Styles

There are many long curly hair styles that can be achieved with minimal morning work. If you hate spending hours each morning preparing your hair, consider yourself blessed if you have natural curls. If you have naturally straight hair, you’re going to need to put in a little bit of extra time and effort, but you can do it and get very similar results.

If you are looking for a good cut for long hair, try to stick with one length or long layers. Don’t have your hair thinned out because that will mess up your hair. If you can, have your stylist cut your hair dry so that you can see exactly what you will end up with.

How to Prepare your Curly Hair

If you are looking for long curly hairstyles, you need to do nothing more than a few simple preparations. Wash and condition as you normally would. Preferably, try to minimize how often you shampoo your hair because this can be drying and cause a lot of frizz. Try to just shampoo once or twice a week and just scrub a little bit of conditioner in the oily spots with your fingers on the days you don’t shampoo so that you can still clean your curly hair. Remember, using shampoo isn’t the only way to clean your hair.

Next, while it’s still sopping wet, rake and scrunch in a light curling gel and some leave in conditioner. To make this curly hairstyle successful, you don’t need to use leave in conditioner, regular conditioner will do. If you have anti-frizz serum, that can help reduce frizz as well. The gel will help form and hold the curls.

How to Get Curls that are Full of Life

To add extra body and keep from getting a flat top, you can rinse your hair with your head upside down and add the hair products while your head is upside down. This will give a beautiful amount of body to your curly hair styles.

Finally, scrunch your hair thoroughly with your hands. You can also use a towel to scrunch and remove water at the same time. DO NOT rub a towel on your head, squeeze the length of your hair, or do anything else similar because this will destroy the curl in your hair. Scrunch a lot, and if you can, wrap your hair in the towel so that your hair is scrunched against your head and leave it for a while. This will help the curls stay, look frizz-free, and dry your hair faster.

If you don’t want to leave your house with a wet curly hair style, you can use a diffuser for a little while on a light setting. This will help draw out the moisture without drying it out. It will look best if you let it air dry, though.

Short Curly Hair Styles

To be honest, setting up short curly hair styles is not much different from long curly hair styles. You follow the same basic steps to get it prepared. As far as what cut to get, this depends on how long you want your hair to be. Either way, find some pictures of short curly hair styles and talk with your stylist about what you can get done.

Now that you have an idea of what kind of curly hairstyles are popular and will look best on you, do some experimenting. Try out the steps to get your hair ready and tweak it as necessary. Then, see what you can do about your cut, if it needs to be changed. You can get a beautiful curly hair style, too!

Hair Color

All scene girls need at least one special accessory. For many scene girls, this accessory is a cute hairbow. These bows come in tons of different designs, colors, styles, and sizes. Finding the right one for you can be difficult. If you’re a scene girl looking for a hairbow that will look with your hair color, these are great hairbows that will match your hair and your style.

If you’re a brunette, try a big gold hairbow. It will match your hair, and add something sparkly to your style. It looks great paired with nice big scene hair, just put it somewhere on the side of your head, or place it in your bangs, and it should look positively scene. Try some neon eyeliner to go with it, pink or purple would look great, stay away from the black eyeliner if you can.

If you have blonde hair, go for a zebra striped hairbow in white and black, or pink and black. This will allow for some cute contrast, and will look great against the blonde, as well as being very scene. Keep this one front and center, somewhere in your bangs. Also, the pink one may look better if placed off to the side.

Black haired girls should try something bright pink or blue, being scene is all about being loud, and this is definitely loud and cool. Neon colors look sweet as well, and should always be portrayed somewhere noticeable. Try to get as big a bow as you can if you have black hair, it just looks awesome.

If you have red hair, try a funky purple and grey plaid bow. More grey than purple though, lots of grey will look great. Keep it on the medium or small size, and keep it somewhere in your bangs. Even baby bows will work if you have red hair.

These are some great hair bows and styles for your specific hair color. Give them a try and see how great it makes you look, it should work out great and give you an awesome scene look. They may not work perfectly though, depending on your extensions or the style and length of your hair, try some twists and variations if you’d like. It also can be emo if you work it right, and use enough eyeliner. Hopefully this helped you find a great hairbow for your hair, and your hair color.

Like it or not, bangs have slowly made a comeback in recent years. Unlike the stiff and over-processed bangs of yesterday, 2010’s trends consist of very soft and lightly styled ‘dos. From slight fringe to long side bangs, chances are that a specific type of bangs will appeal to you and your special look.
Check out the simple must-have bangs for 2010:
Medium Length
The medium length bangs are only an inch or so longer than the classic flat forehead-covering fringe, but the difference in the two styles is quite dramatic. While most bangs simply help in complimenting the facial features, medium length bangs draw tons of attention to the eyes. This look is extremely hip and mysterious, but can be rather dramatic and is certainly not for everyone.
Classic Flat
Classic flat bangs are stick-straight and rest gently upon the forehead. This length of bangs can be curled under ever so slightly in order to create volume without the look turning too 1990’s valley girl. Classic flat fringe is great for those adjusting or readjusting to bangs, compliments any face shape and hairstyle, is unpretentious and very easy to style.
Sideswept
Longer than medium length look yet short enough to be considered bangs, the sideswept style is perfect for those that refuse to completely lose their lovable side bangs. Sideswept bangs should reach roughly the temples in length and are typically styled in one of two ways: sweep bangs completely to one side or part in the middle and sweep to each side.
Asymmetrical
Popular among the emo and punk crowds, asymmetrical bangs quickly create an edgy and alternative look. While some may prefer to rock this look with pink highlights, it doesn’t necessarily have to be over the top to be edgy and fun. Asymmetrical bangs begin around the temple in length on one side and slowly become shorter, generally ending just above the eyebrow.
Bangs to Avoid in 2010
Unfortunately, with bangs coming back into popularity, a handful of sad lost souls are bound to attempt to rock (or continue to rock) looks that completely clash with hair fashion in 2010. Looks to avoid this year and well, forever include:
The Valley Girl
Too long, violently curled under bangs constantly entwined with the eyelashes are not hot this season.
Country Bumpkin
If your bangs need to be permed to achieve your favorite look, you’re flaunting the country bumpkin. Tight curls endlessly picked out are a big no-no.
Wannabe Madonna
Okay, so big and crusty bangs, tacky jewelry and all things lace were popular thirty or so years ago. So was Kiss. Please move on.
Source:Experience
Healthy Fashion

Hair Style
Curly hair is definitely back in style. Having beautiful, natural curly hair is a great look on many faces. There are many different short curly hair styles and long curly hair styles that you can try out. Are you looking for a perfect curly hairstyle for you? Try out some of these great styles.
Long Curly Hair Styles
There are many long curly hair styles that can be achieved with minimal morning work. If you hate spending hours each morning preparing your hair, consider yourself blessed if you have natural curls. If you have naturally straight hair, you’re going to need to put in a little bit of extra time and effort, but you can do it and get very similar results.
If you are looking for a good cut for long hair, try to stick with one length or long layers. Don’t have your hair thinned out because that will mess up your hair. If you can, have your stylist cut your hair dry so that you can see exactly what you will end up with.
How to Prepare your Curly Hair
If you are looking for long curly hairstyles, you need to do nothing more than a few simple preparations. Wash and condition as you normally would. Preferably, try to minimize how often you shampoo your hair because this can be drying and cause a lot of frizz. Try to just shampoo once or twice a week and just scrub a little bit of conditioner in the oily spots with your fingers on the days you don’t shampoo so that you can still clean your curly hair. Remember, using shampoo isn’t the only way to clean your hair.
Next, while it’s still sopping wet, rake and scrunch in a light curling gel and some leave in conditioner. To make this curly hairstyle successful, you don’t need to use leave in conditioner, regular conditioner will do. If you have anti-frizz serum, that can help reduce frizz as well. The gel will help form and hold the curls.
How to Get Curls that are Full of Life
To add extra body and keep from getting a flat top, you can rinse your hair with your head upside down and add the hair products while your head is upside down. This will give a beautiful amount of body to your curly hair styles.
Finally, scrunch your hair thoroughly with your hands. You can also use a towel to scrunch and remove water at the same time. DO NOT rub a towel on your head, squeeze the length of your hair, or do anything else similar because this will destroy the curl in your hair. Scrunch a lot, and if you can, wrap your hair in the towel so that your hair is scrunched against your head and leave it for a while. This will help the curls stay, look frizz-free, and dry your hair faster.
If you don’t want to leave your house with a wet curly hair style, you can use a diffuser for a little while on a light setting. This will help draw out the moisture without drying it out. It will look best if you let it air dry, though.
Short Curly Hair Styles
To be honest, setting up short curly hair styles is not much different from long curly hair styles. You follow the same basic steps to get it prepared. As far as what cut to get, this depends on how long you want your hair to be. Either way, find some pictures of short curly hair styles and talk with your stylist about what you can get done.
Now that you have an idea of what kind of curly hairstyles are popular and will look best on you, do some experimenting. Try out the steps to get your hair ready and tweak it as necessary. Then, see what you can do about your cut, if it needs to be changed. You can get a beautiful curly hair style, too!

Hair Color
All scene girls need at least one special accessory. For many scene girls, this accessory is a cute hairbow. These bows come in tons of different designs, colors, styles, and sizes. Finding the right one for you can be difficult. If you’re a scene girl looking for a hairbow that will look with your hair color, these are great hairbows that will match your hair and your style.
If you’re a brunette, try a big gold hairbow. It will match your hair, and add something sparkly to your style. It looks great paired with nice big scene hair, just put it somewhere on the side of your head, or place it in your bangs, and it should look positively scene. Try some neon eyeliner to go with it, pink or purple would look great, stay away from the black eyeliner if you can.
If you have blonde hair, go for a zebra striped hairbow in white and black, or pink and black. This will allow for some cute contrast, and will look great against the blonde, as well as being very scene. Keep this one front and center, somewhere in your bangs. Also, the pink one may look better if placed off to the side.
Black haired girls should try something bright pink or blue, being scene is all about being loud, and this is definitely loud and cool. Neon colors look sweet as well, and should always be portrayed somewhere noticeable. Try to get as big a bow as you can if you have black hair, it just looks awesome.
If you have red hair, try a funky purple and grey plaid bow. More grey than purple though, lots of grey will look great. Keep it on the medium or small size, and keep it somewhere in your bangs. Even baby bows will work if you have red hair.
These are some great hair bows and styles for your specific hair color. Give them a try and see how great it makes you look, it should work out great and give you an awesome scene look. They may not work perfectly though, depending on your extensions or the style and length of your hair, try some twists and variations if you’d like. It also can be emo if you work it right, and use enough eyeliner. Hopefully this helped you find a great hairbow for your hair, and your hair color.