Wedding and Bridal Hairstyles

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Bridal hair style

by Leigh Connelly

Bridal hair style

If you're getting married in the near future then you have no doubt already begun to worry, no stress, about your hairstyle on the big day! Bridal hair style is such a huge deal, second only to choosing the dress, that many brides spend weeks pouring over bridal magazines and tips to figure out which style is best for their situation! Here are a few of the more popular choices of brides-to-be lately:

* The Classic Updo: An updo will bring any hairstyle up the charts in terms of elegance and grace. If you are having a fancy wedding then you'll want to look at the classic updo because the curls and twists within it lead better for a formal activity. This style works better for medium length hair that is at least somewhat straight and thick. * The Modern Updo: The modern updo is a little variation on the above classical look. Instead of looking as formal as the classic, the modern look leads for a more mysterious, romantic look! The greatest thing about this style is that it works for literally any type of hair! * Long and graceful: If you are a bride-to-be and your hair is already pretty long then there is no reason to run to the barber for a trim because long is in! Wearing your hair down the back of your neck in a straight and sleek look provides a great casual appearance while doing a ½ updo gives it a more formal appeal!

No matter what type of hair you have or what style you are going after, here are a few tips you can keep in mind when it comes to bridal hair style and the choices within:

1. Make sure you have an in-depth conversation with your stylist so you have all the kinks worked out about your upcoming day! 2. Make sure you have tried the style out well before the wedding day itself! The last thing you want is a bridal hair style that you absolutely hate (although it looked great in photographs!). 3. Get your hair colored at least a week ahead of time! Colored hair reaches its prime after a week or two of being colored. 4. Do not over condition your hair! Hair that has this problem is nearly impossible to style correctly and can be tough to wash out! If you can, try not to wash or condition your hair on the day of your wedding.

About the Author
Leigh Connelly are about making you look and feel better than you ever dreamed possible While he was officially established in the year 2000, He have a long history of commitment to the fashion industry. HE know that beauty is not just about a great hairstyle, so over the coming months, he will constantly strive to add a host of new features to our site that our subscribers have been asking for. It will be like having your own beauty salon - eye

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