Hair Styling

How to Cut and Layer Curly Hair in Sections

By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor

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Straight-haired girls spend hundreds of dollars on perms and hot rollers to try to get the curly effect some lucky girls come by naturally. If your hair is curly, consider a layer cut to emphasis your locks without making your hair poof up. ... more »

How to Cut Sisterlocks

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Once you have had sisterlocks done, you will discover the many benefits of this natural hair style. By now, you have probably experimented with many different methods of styling your locks and are ready to try something new. It is possible to cut ... more »

How to Cut the First Layer of Curly Hair

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Curly hair is difficult to cut, but with the proper hairstyle, curly hair can be relatively maintenance free. The first layer of curly hair creates the base for the curly hairstyle. Cut the first layer of curly hair so that it integrates ... more »

How to Cut the Front Curly Hair Layer Shorter

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The length of curly hair at the front of the head should be shorter than that at the back. Unruly curly hair will fall into the eyes or across the face if it is not cut shorter. The shorter layers across the front of curly hair will also ... more »

How to deal with a bad hair cut

By chixyme

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Many of us will experience at least one bad haircut throughout our lives. Aside from trying to fix it, the only option we really have is to let out hair grow out. If you got a bad haircut recently, here are some suggestions that'll make it a ... more »

How to Deal With a Bad Haircut

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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A botched hair job hurt your morale and confidence for a few weeks or several months, depending on how outlandish it looks. If you're the bearer of a really bad haircut, is there a way to reduce the damage enough to show your face in public ... more »

How to Deal With a Bad Haircut

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In a world where it seems like Cap'n Crunch is giving out free cosmetology licenses to any bum on the street (with the exception of a few exceptional hairstylists out there!), I have had my fair share of terrible haircuts! But I have dealt with ... more »

How to Deal With Going Bald at Twenty

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Though 75 percent of men suffer from some form of hair loss, balding has been a dreaded rite of passage for centuries. Many men go through an internal hissy fit when they see strands of hair lining their pillow in the morning or clogging the ... more »

How to Deal Wtih a Bad Hair Day

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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We all have days when our hair looks so bad we just want to stuff it under a cap and be done with it. But that's not a practical solution if you're heading off to work or to another place where you need to be presentable. That's why you need ... more »

How to Decide on Getting a Bob Cut

By BeautyChic

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People may be lopping off their hair left and right; but is the bob cut, with the focus it gives to your face, right for you? Read on to find out if it is... more »

How to Decide Whether to Layer Your Hair

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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Layered hair can be stunning on the right individual but it involves significant upkeep unless you have hair with natural wave and body. Layering your hair is a big step since hair grows, on average, only a half inch per month. This means you may ... more »

How to De-Poof Poofy Hair

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Thick hair that is curly and full of body can sometimes become a little too poofy. This problem can reach tragic levels when there is a high amount of humidity in the air. With a few simple tricks, you can de-poof your poofy hair in minutes for ... more »

How to Detangle Afro Hair

By Buttercreekgang

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There are myriads of textures when we talk about Afro type hair. They tend to be classified as 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b according to the tightness of the curl, where the tighter curled hair is defined as 4b. Most people have a combination of ... more »

How to Determine Conducive Hair Types for Dreadlocks

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Dreadlocks are a rage in largely populated cities and a famous hair style for celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg. Dreadlocks are achieved by twisting the hair then allowing it to grow while it's twisted. Dreadlocks can be worn on most all hair ... more »

How to Do a Basic Hair Braid

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Braiding is a great way to manage long hair or dress it up for special occasions. What looks like an intricate, complicated woven design is actually quite simple to achieve. Follow these steps for the basic hair braid and with a little practice, ... more »

How to do a Bouffant

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The bouffant hairstyle was popularized in the 1960's by Jackie Kennedy. The term bouffant refers to any large hairstyle that's created by backcombing and the use of a large amount of hair spray to secure the hair into place. It isn't difficult to ... more »

How to do a coil-out on 3c hair

By ssserica

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This is how I do a coil-out on my 3c-4a hair. I also have a brief introduction explaining why you may need to do a reconstructive protein treatment on your hair... more »

How to Do a Flip Hairstyle

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If you're looking for something different to do with your hair, then wearing a flip hairstyle is a great way to achieve a young, flirty look... more »

How to Do a Mohican Without Shaving Hair

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A temporary Mohican hairstyle, also known as a "faux-hawk," can be achieved without the drastic measure of shaving your hair on the sides. This style was made popular by David Beckham and has been seen on young men from Jack Osbourne to Ryan ... more »

How to Do a Piggyback Roller Set on Curly Hair

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If you have curly hair, you can tame those locks into soft, cascading waves by doing a simple piggyback roller set. Although you can do it by yourself, it will be easier, and much more fun, to ask a friend to help you with your piggyback roller set... more »

How to Do a Twist Set

By Tyangye

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I learned how to do this style through trial and error. This style can be done if you have short, long, relaxed, or natural hair... more »

How to do Black Hair Styles: Pony Tail Tips

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With black hair styles, pony tail styles may actually resemble more of a puff, depending on the hair type. So the two words are used here interchangeably. These hairdos can be sassy or serious. And they are very easy to do. So here are some tips ... more »

How to Do Hair Like Sailor Moon

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Sailor Moon is one of five fictional females that are the basis of the "Sailor Moon" anime series. Sailor Moon has long blonde hair that she wears in pigtails with buns. You have to have long blonde hair or wear a wig to do your hair like Sailor ... more »

How to Do Piggyback Curls for African American Hair

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The wide variation of textures in African-American hair can make styling a challenge, but can also create opportunities for some lovely and creative hairstyles. Creating piggyback curls in long hair takes some time and effort, but the result is a ... more »

How to Do Rag Curls

By longhairqueen

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Have you ever wondered how to do good old fashioned rag curls? There seems to be two ways of doing them. Read on to learn which way works best for you... more »

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