Hairstyles: Most Celebrity Choice

Getting the right hairstyle to make you look stunning is easier than you think, as long as you follow our expert tips. Its not enough just to follow fashion and the latest celebrity trends, the first rule is to know the shape of your face so that you can be certain of which hairstyles are guaranteed to make you look stunning. In order to pick the most flattering hairstyle for you, you need to: • know your face shape • know what to look for • know what to avoid Oval Shaped Face An oval face shape is the most versatile face. Luckily for you, you can pull off almost any look and any length. Whatever the length, wear your hair layered near your cheekbones, lips or chin to highlight whichever of these features you choose. If you have an oval shaped face you should avoid short layers that add height to the top of your head. Long or Oblong Shaped Face If you have a long or oblong shaped face then curls and waves can create the illusion of width. If you prefer to keep it straight then you can you can create more width with bangs. Chin-length cuts and bobs are ideal. You should avoid overly long or particularly short cuts as these will elongate your face. If wearing your hair past your shoulders, make sure you have it cut into layers particularly around the face. Round Shaped Face If your face is round you should opt for styles that fall right below your chin or those that add volume on top. Go for soft, graduated layered hairstyles that will make your face look slimmer. Bangs can be flattering, keep them long and wispy with tapered ends to deplete from the roundness of your face. You should avoid hairstyles that add bulk or weight to the side of your face. If you wear your hair short avoid one-length, blunt cuts that emphasize the roundness of your face. Square Shaped Face If you have a square shaped face then you will need to choose a textured hairstyle that will shift the focus of attention away from the jaw line. You should opt for long, sleek layered styles that begin at the at the jaw line, continuing down, or short spikey cuts. Avoid blunt cut bangs and one length bobs, these hairstyles will make your face look even more square. Heart Shaped Face. If your face is heart shaped then a pointy chin will more than likely be the focal point of your face. Opting for windswept bangs will draw attention to your eyes and cheekbones instead. Choose hairstyles with either a fringe, a parting or hair that falls below the jaw line. If you have short hair, keep top layers long and soft. You should avoid blunt cut bangs and anything too harsh. What’s Hot What’s Not? So now you know the types of hairstyles that suit your particular face shape, how do you choose the right hairstyle to make you look stunning? For this season your hairstyle should be slick, sleek and straight. Big hair is ‘sooooo’ out! Keep it soft, feminine and girly and you’ll be guaranteed a hairstyle turns heads and is simply stunning.

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Although it is not as common as after birth, hair loss in pregnancy is prevalent. Many of the prevention and treatment methods that can be applied to hair loss following pregnancy can be used during pregnancy as well. There are just a couple of precautionary measures you will need to take during pregnancy. Hair loss after pregnancy is just as common as hair loss during pregnancy. At both times, hair loss is typically caused by surges of hormones, and also the body's focus on the pregnancy above all else. Hair loss may not be what most women expect, but it's really nothing to be embarrassed about, either. If you are experiencing pregnancy related hair loss, just talk to other women who have had one or more pregnancies and you'll find out that you aren't alone! Is there abnormal hair loss during pregnancy? Hair loss that is connected to pregnancy usually occurs after delivery. During pregnancy, an increased number of hairs go into the resting phase, which is part of the normal hair loss cycle. This condition is not serious enough to cause bald spots or permanent hair loss, and should begin to diminish within 3-4 months after delivery. If you feel that you are experiencing unusual hair loss while you are pregnant, this may be due to a vitamin or mineral deficiency. Why does this happen after pregnancy? During pregnancy, the female body produces high levels of Estrogen to help the growth and health of your baby and of you! This increased level of Estrogen causes more hair growth by sending signals to the follicles. This also speeds up your metabolism, sending more nutrients everywhere in your body, including your scalp. Many women actually experience hair growth during pregnancy, their hair appearing shiny and lustrous, but then experience hair loss after the pregnancy. This is perfectly natural and most often the changes are only temporary. When the hormone levels begin to re-adjust after the birth, the excess hair grown during the pregnancy falls out.

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