Friday, November 5, 2010

Choosing Wedding Hairstyles



When you're getting ready to get married, it's important to look at a wide range of wedding hairstyles. Your wedding should be the most memorable events in your life and for that event, you're going to want to look perfect. If you're going to spend hours and hours looking for a wedding dress, why not take the time to make sure you're hair is perfect too?

Looking for the perfect hairstyle isn't that difficult. All you have to do is pay attention to the hairstyles on the women in the bridal magazines. This is often better than looking through hairstyle magazines because you can see what the hairstyle actually looks like with the dress.

Going Up or Staying Down

In many ways, looking for a wedding hairstyle is a lot like looking for a wedding dress. You have to make several decisions up front. Should your hair be up or down? Curly or straight? Classic or whimsical? Most hairstylists will suggest that you go with something you're familiar with. For example, if you usually wear your hair up, you might want to go for an up do. People are generally more comfortable with their hair if they're at least mildly familiar with the style.

Before you decide whether to put your hair up or down, consider the wedding venue. If you're getting married on the beach in the middle of August, you might want to put your hair up. This will keep you cooler and keep the wind from blowing your hair in your face during the ceremony.

Some Wedding Hairstyle Advice

Hairdressers will tell you not to wash your hair before you get it done for your wedding. So, the day of your wedding, do not wash your hair. It doesn't matter how bad your hair looks, just don't wash it. Unwashed hair takes better to styling products and, if you're getting your hair done, it will be full of styling products.

When you go to get your hair done, make sure to wear a button down shirt. You do not want to put a shirt over your head after your hair's been done. This will mess up your hair.

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