Fine Hair, Finer Styles.

Not every style works best on every type of hair - so we're here to help you pick what style works best with YOUR type of hair. If your hair is fine, these are the perfect styles for you:

• one length with blunt ends to create the illusion of thick hair.
• mid length with textured layers to create body and fullness at crown.
• sleek, one length bob for style and structure
• updos using twist and knots. (braids in fine hair will condense the hair)
• and if all else fails "if you cant grow it, sew it! "

Products I would recommend to accomplish these styles:

• Sacha Juan dry shampoo
• Oribe dry texturizing spray
• Oribe Apres beach spray
• Sacha Juan root lift 
• Bumble and Bumble hair powder - for severe thinning around hairline or on part area

Hairstyles and the Shape of Your Face: Square

When searching for the perfect new hair style to look and feel great in, your face shape is one of the most important things to consider. Choosing your new look or deciding whether or not your current style is right for you really depends on how it fits your face. Does your potential or current hair style work well with your face shape? 


You may already know that it works or doesn't when the good people in your life tell you so! Most of the time, even when we get rave reviews about our hair, we still are never really quite sure...that's when science comes in!


...Well, a decent tape measure and a pencil and paper anyway!


There are 6 common face shapes with which most people walk upon this wonderful planet of ours: Oval, Round, Heart, Square, Pear/Triangle, and Diamond!


Below, I will share with you how to measure to find out what face shape you have, and once a week I will also give insight on what kind of styles suit each shape, as well as pictures of celebrity examples.

MEASURING YOUR FACE:(you need a tape measure, pen/pencil and paper)


1. Measure your face from across the top of one cheekbone (the widest points), across your nose 
and to the other, and write your measurement down.


2. Measure from the widest point of your jawline over to the other and write down the measurement.


3. Measure across your forehead at the widest points and write the measurement down.


4. Measure from the middle of your hairline to your chin and write that down too.

SQUARE:
Your face is about as wide as it is long, and the jawline is sharper than what would be on a round face. Stay away from blunt bangs, center parts, and blunt, jaw-length bobs. Try side-swept bangs, curl or waviness, and layers to bring softness to the angles of this face. Also, part your hair on the side, and if you pull your hair back, leave some wispy pieces hanging around your face. Short to medium length hairstyles suits the square face shape, because of the strong jaw.

Hairstyles and the Shape of Your Face: Heart

When searching for the perfect new hair style to look and feel great in, your face shape is one of the most important things to consider. Choosing your new look or deciding whether or not your current style is right for you really depends on how it fits your face. Does your potential or current hair style work well with your face shape? 

You may already know that it works or doesn't when the good people in your life tell you so! Most of the time, even when we get rave reviews about our hair, we still are never really quite sure...that's when science comes in! 

...Well, a decent tape measure and a pencil and paper anyway!

There are 6 common face shapes with which most people walk upon this wonderful planet of ours: Oval, Round, Heart, Square, Pear/Triangle, and Diamond! 

Below, I will share with you how to measure to find out what face shape you have, and once a week I will also give insight on what kind of styles suit each shape, as well as pictures of celebrity examples.

MEASURING YOUR FACE:(you need a tape measure, pen/pencil and paper)


1. Measure your face from across the top of one cheekbone (the widest points), across your nose 
and to the other, and write your measurement down.


2. Measure from the widest point of your jawline over to the other and write down the measurement.


3. Measure across your forehead at the widest points and write the measurement down.


4. Measure from the middle of your hairline to your chin and write that down too.

Heart:
Your face is narrow at the jawline, then gets wider at the cheekbones, and the forehead is wider than both. You may want to avoid blunt-cut, straight bangs, as they will make the face appear shorter and the forehead wider. Slick-backed styles will have the same effect. 

Chin-length and jaw-length cuts look great. Texture such as curl, wave and long layers also accentuate its features. Try side-swept bangs, side parts, and wispy layers to create balance.

The Return of AFI!

By Vivica Sullivan

AFI is back!!!  

AFI - Then and Now

And you know what that means; more Davey Havok.  

Awwww yes, a man that's easy on the eyes and a pleasure to the ears. Besides rocking the vocals for AFI, Blaqk Audio, and Son of Sam, he's also rocked many hairstyles. 

The latest stage in the evolution of Davey Havok. Meow.

 From the devil lock to long, luscious locks, he's always keeping it real... interesting.  Bleached hair don't care, asymmetry, and now with a clean, classic look, he's never looked hotter.

AFI's ninth album Burials is scheduled to be released October 22. Personally, I cannot wait! Check out their website at www.afireinside.net and their youtube channel at afireinside to listen to some new stuff. Here's a video of one of my favorites that my friends and I had the opportunity of being a part of:

See you guys soon \m/ 

-Viv

Hairstyles and the Shape of Your Face: Round

When searching for the perfect new hair style to look and feel great in, your face shape is one of the most important things to consider. Choosing your new look or deciding whether or not your current style is right for you really depends on how it fits your face. Does your potential or current hair style work well with your face shape? 

You may already know that it works or doesn't when the good people in your life tell you so! Most of the time, even when we get rave reviews about our hair, we still are never really quite sure...that's when science comes in! 

...Well, a decent tape measure and a pencil and paper anyway!

There are 6 common face shapes with which most people walk upon this wonderful planet of ours: Oval, Round, Heart, Square, Pear/Triangle, and Diamond! 

Below, I will share with you how to measure to find out what face shape you have, and once a week I will also give insight on what kind of styles suit each shape, as well as pictures of celebrity examples.

MEASURING YOUR FACE:(you need a tape measure, pen/pencil and paper)


1. Measure your face from across the top of one cheekbone (the widest points), across your nose
and to the other, and write your measurement down.


2. Measure from the widest point of your jawline over to the other and write down the measurement.


3. Measure across your forehead at the widest points and write the measurement down.


4. Measure from the middle of your hairline to your chin and write that down too.

ROUND:
Your face is as wide as it is long give or take a small amount.

When working with a round face shape, you may want to avoid any hairstyle that's ear-length. (This length gives a wider appearance.) 

Also, avoid blunt-cut straight bangs and styles that add volume or curl to the sides without any up on top. 

The most balanced and flattering styles on a round face are those that add fullness at the crown or top of the head, as well as longer styles with little width. Wispy bangs or side-swept bangs are best, and very short styles can work as well. (Just not blunt ear-length.)