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Too many times females get way too involved with finding the ideal dress and shoes to go along with it as well as the finest escort. Small things can matter a lot. A horrible hairstyle will rob your costly, stylish dress of its value. Why should you take a long time putting on make up or pay money for an expensive necklace, if people can't take their eyes off your tangled up, unkempt frizzy hair? No matter what kind of hair you have, there is a prom hairstyle that is just right for you. To ensure the best look on your important day you should meet with your salon's professional stylist beforehand.



Referring to past styles is a great way to find the perfect hairstyle. Bobs first became popular in the 1920s, giving women an easy to take care of style, and a trend setting appearance, that is still here today. Or you take it to the edge. Consider looking to the starlets of the 1930's for a glamorous prom hairstyle this year. The objective is to accent a long dress by elongating your body with hair styled close to the head, like with stylized waves. To achieve this look, hair must be between chin and shoulder length with a part on the side. Long hairstyles can copy this look by braiding the hair diagonally from the side part, with the back of the hair wrapped into a braided chignon that touches the nape of the neck. In order to make waves, you have dampen your hair, put on a hair product that contains jojoba for protection against the heat, forming the waves with a diffuser of a FHI heat blow dryer and a miniature curling iron.

Or maybe you are leaning toward one of the short and sexy hairstyles. You can try playful, stylish twists, decorated with hair pins and clips or daring spikes. If you have longer hair to work with, you could try twirling the hair hair into small buns and then spiking the ends. A natural curl pattern can be tried if you wash and condition your hair with Matrik Sleek, use a hair dryer with a diffuser, take your fingers and rub a sculpting gel into your hair to texturize it and make it fuller. Complete your final look using Redken Quick Dry Instant Finish Spray. You might desire to pick out a few pieces of hair to cascade around your face, or brush your bangs back or use your favorite gel to hold down your bangs. If you have short hair, you can fix it in a 1960s London pageboy style, which is the current runway style, or you can bleach your hair and mix dark spikes of hair like Kelly Osbourne does. A very short cut like Twiggy's hairstyle is reported to be in style for the prom, with entertainers such as Alyssa Milano following the fad, and the bob cut that Victoria Beckham wears is still very popular. Even "fashion mullets" are still popping up, with shaggy, asymmetrical chops. This year, the shorter styles are popular, with natural highlights, blond shades of hair dye, and copper and rich chocolate shades as well! If you detest your short hair, you might contemplate wearing hair extensions made using human hair from brands such as Unique VIP. Wow, Paris Hilton and Jessica Simpson actually adore their hair extensions!

Lengthy prom hairstyles are some of the most versatile, yet can make choosing rather difficult. Soft hairstyles with waves and curled updos are in right now. Some of the most coveted, celebrity hairstyles are worn by: Nicole Kidman, Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton, Eva Langoria, Miley Cyrus, and Angelina Jolie. Soft curls with a few layers will look good in an updo, or down. You can look like a rock star with a pompadour, if you tease your hair to stand up with a fine tooth comb and spray it. Also you could try the chignon or braids. You can copy Emina Cunmulaj, Gwenyth Paltrow, Resse Witherspoon, Jessica Alba, Debra Messing, and Christina Aguilera by goig sleek and straight. Some prom-goers that want a new look may want to add layers, highlights, or cut off an inch or two.

There is something to think about when it comes to styling your hair for the prom: Most of all, don't wait until it is too late! Beauty shop schedules get booked quickly when it comes time to go to the prom and you don't want to have problems on prom day such as trying to fix your own hair with sprays, blow dryers and curlers, only to end up having a bad hair day. No one can come to your rescue if you are not prepared, so call your stylist early and discuss a few options. Research on your own. In addition to reading articles that help you determine which hairstyles will work best with your face shape, you can also take advantage of websites that let you try out virtual hairstyles or you can also have a look at red carpet fashion. Whether it's a new color, styling, extensions, or something else, have examples from magazines ready and know what you want beforehand.