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Hair care and hairstyles are a great way for women to express their different styles and tastes. Get tips for hair care and hairstyling from an experienced hairstylist in this free video series on hair care.
There are 10 videos in this series:
A perfect ballet bun should be very tight, near the crown of the head and without the ends of the ponytail sticking out. Start with damp or wet hair and use a lot of bobby pins to secure a ballet bun hairstyle with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Create pin curls with wet or damp hair by curling small sections of hair around a finger and pinning them to the head. Use a little gel or hairspray to keep the curls in place and then let them dry with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
The basic way to tie a head wrap is by folding it into a V, placing it on the forehead and tying the ends underneath the hair. Leave pieces of hair and the ears tucked in or out depending on taste with instructions from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Vintage hairstyles are easy to make using a simple ponytail high on the head for a 1950s style or off to the side for a 1980s style. Get instructions for vintage ponytail hairstyles for different decades with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Put hair in a ponytail style by gathering the hair at the nape of the neck and twisting an elastic band around as many times as necessary to make it tight. Dress up a ponytail hairstyle by wrapping hair around the band, getting decorative hair wraps and using tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
A simple updo hairstyle can be created by pulling hair into a ponytail and then leaving a bun on the last loop of the hair tie. Use bobby pins to pin an updo hairstyle into place with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Some long hair options for hairstyles include wearing it in a low ponytail, a high ponytail, a bun or a half ponytail. Consider wearing long hair down for a dramatic hairstyle with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Style hair using gel by applying the product to the roots of the hair on the underside of the head. Keep hair from frizzing and create volume by applying gel with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Take care of your hair by using a UV protection shampoo, avoiding straightening irons and blow dryers and not over-washing the hair. Wear a bathing cap when swimming in chlorine water to protect hair with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
Create a 1920s hairstyle by using a lot of gel and creating finger waves by sculpting the hair into place. Style hair like the 1920s on shorter hair with tips from a hairstylist in this free video on hair care.
For many years, women have sought the perfect hairstyle. That elusive blend of volume, smoothness and style has created frustration in many women who seek to express their personalities and creativity through their locks. In fact, hairstyles often represent the cultural, social and ethnic identity of many individuals and can also represent social status. While hair density, texture and length are all factors in a person's hairstyle, fashion trends tend to play the biggest role in women's hairstyles. In this free video series on hair care, an experienced hairstylist demonstrates how to style hair in different ways and care for hair everyday. Learn how to make the perfect ballet bun, put hair in a ponytail and create vintage hairstyles. Get information and instructions on using gel in hair, making pin curls and doing a 1920s hairstyle. Get great hair by following hair care tips in this free video series.
Terri Lynne Terri Lynne is a freelance hair and makeup artist for film and television production. She received her hair and makeup training through the University of Winnipeg in Canada. She currently resides in Orlando, Fla where she puts her talents to good use.dkdk
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