what hairstyle with my face?
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Topic: what hairstyle with my face?
Posted By: rafikz
Subject: what hairstyle with my face?
Date Posted: May 26 2003 at 1:32pm
| In need to find a style that suits me best. please help me!!! |
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Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: May 26 2003 at 1:34pm
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sorry I forgot a pic..go to http://www.facethejury.com/profile.asp?user_name=southguy - http://www.facethejury.com/profile.asp?user_name=southguy ------------- |
Posted By: claribuzz
Date Posted: May 27 2003 at 4:31am
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hmmm well we need more description about your self, a hairstyle must suit your lifestyle not the other way around. What are you willing to do with your hair colour? perm? straightning? How much time and cash are you willing to spend on your hair? If you can give me these anwers I might be able to help you ------------- ARGHH |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: May 28 2003 at 11:23am
| well, I think I'm going to relax my hair soon, cause I want the spiky look, especially David borenaz's haircut. He has fine wavy brown hair, like me so I think i can get the same style. I'm going to have it done by a hairdresser. I think it lasts longer than having it done with specific products. My lifestyle : young, partying. When I go to downtown Montreal, everybody has this style, and I'm ready to spend 25 to 30 (canadian) dollars. |
Posted By: claribuzz
Date Posted: May 29 2003 at 9:48am
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cool... canada I helped a friend in canada with his hairstyles choices and problems :) Well you made a good choice with the spikey look. This style is generic which means almost anyone can have it. This looks is perfect for any occasion. You can tone the spikes down for the office or spike it and colour like hell for parties. There are many variations for these look. You can either shaved the side and back off and leave the top for spikes, or leave some hair of the side and back and then spike. You can chose either way. If you are on a budget I recomend you use Loreal Studio Special Fx Radical Gel and Loreal Studio Special Fx Out of Bed or Remix. You use the Out of Bed or Remix for the messing up the hair, then use the Radical Gel to make the spikes pointier and more defined. Then blow your hair upside down or you can leave it to dry. If you want to make your spikes more cool looking and defined, higlighted it, but since you are relaxing your hair, i recomend you not to. But if you insist you have to have your hair relaxed first then wait 2 weeks then have it highlighted. I hope I helped you in this matter  ------------- ARGHH |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: June 02 2003 at 1:42pm
| tks clari. I went to 3 different hairstylers, and they all told me I did'nt need to relax my hair because it's slightly wavy. I just need to keep my hair short enough (but not too short, otherwise u can't style ur hair). I also bought FX radical gel (what a coincidence) last week (I'll use this one for partying, cause this glue remembers me "all about Mary") and I'm using "Spike" from Shortcuts on "normal" days. I've been told Fructis spiking gel is a good one too. thanks for ur advices. |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: June 02 2003 at 3:55pm
| one more question Clari. When u apply gel to spike hair, do you do it on very wet hair, or slightly damp (a little towel-dried)? tks |
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: June 03 2003 at 10:31am
| I wouldn't be a bad idea to have your hair in like a crew cut, but with a french crop type fringe. Pretty short though, cos then it would set off your face. I dont think having spiky hair is the best option for you because your hair looks quite thick and a little wavy. So something short and manageable would be sensible. |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: June 03 2003 at 11:17am
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my hair is not that thick. The crew cut would suit me well, but it reminds me of the 50's (although retro hairdos are back in style). Rifgt now, I'm having the "bachelor" haircut (Andrew, the latest Bachelor on ABC) wich is a mini-mohawk. Tks Glen |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: June 03 2003 at 11:27am
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by french crop type fringe, do u mean like george clooney? (when he has it short) ------------- |
Posted By: claribuzz
Date Posted: June 12 2003 at 3:04am
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Well its best to have damped hair to spike it. Its easier then when it is wet. If u really want it to last blow dry after wards |
Posted By: rafikz
Date Posted: June 19 2003 at 12:00pm
| tks. But a lot of people (men and girls) told me to let my hair grow longer. Some told me I should have it like Paul Walker in 2fast2furious, and some told me to style it like Peter facinelli in Fastlane. (I have never said I looked like these guys) |
Posted By: bignate-LA
Date Posted: June 20 2003 at 2:05pm
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I think you should definitely go with a short taper on the sides and back and keep the top fairly short..not quite a crew cut though, you should keep it long enough to stay curly. As far as product goes you should try a shine creme.it'll make you black hair very shiny. ------------- It takes 42 muscles to frown but just 4 to slap the snot out of someone. |
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: July 14 2003 at 2:02am
| Get spikes like Deryk from Sum 41, well thats what I am going to do, I need mine straightened first as it is all boothy but it should look good :) |