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5 Points To Be Considered While Choosing Hair Accessories

Hair accessories add great style to you and your overall appearance. They come in different shapes and styles and you should consider some point in choosing them


1...Safely Comes First

First of all. your safety is of utmost importance. Always choose a hair accessory that fits comfortably in your hair without pulling it too hard.

 Before choosing any hair accessory make sure that they don't have sharp edges. A sharp pointed hair pin can scratch your skin.


2...Choose According To Occasion




      Choose your hair accessory according to the occasion. Bridal hair comb makes the bride more beautiful for the event. Tiara and feathers can be worn to compliment your western dresses like evening gown. Hair band go well with casual and jeans and looks businesslike.

        3...Select With The Nature's Mood




          Choose your accessory according to the weather. In summer use hair accessories like ribbons, butterfly clips and hairband  to keep the hair off the forehead and nape of your neck.In winter use those accessories that cover your ears also


            4...Match Colour With Your Outfit



              Make sure that the colour of your hair accessory matches with your outfit.


              5...Consider your hair length in choosing hair accessory.





                Tiny hair stickers sometimes bejewelled,sit well on short hair.Curly hair can be decorated besides being held in place,with diamante claws.You are fortunate if you have long hair as you can use any style of hair accessory to lend glamour to your hairstyle.

                           These are the points I consider while choosing my hair accessories.Now tell me if you have any other suggestions with your experience  

                Right Hair Style To Suit Your Face

                Here are some tips that will help you choose the right hair style to suit your face, because the right hair style makes u look RIGHT!!!! 
                Oval 
                You can carry off most styles. Wild curls and big, tousled hair will set off the shape of your face, as will layered styles that add volume. Avoid flat-to-the-head styles or cuts without width at the sides -they will accentuate narrowness. 
                Oblong 
                A long, narrow face needs a style that gives it fullness at the sides. Ask your hair stylist to cut soft, feathery layers around your cheekbones. This style will make your face seem wider. 
                Heart-shaped 
                Lucky you! You can have your pick of literally any style  long or short, layered or blunt, straight or curly. Change your style with every fashion whim if you want to! If your face is wider at the forehead and narrower at the chin, you should select a style that de-emphasizes your forehead. For instance, softly angled layers that can be brushed aside. Cutting hair to chin length and layering it throughout also gives it more body. 
                Round 
                If you have a face that's too full, go in for a style that gives it height. Part your hair on one side and then draw it back from the sides. If your hair is long, tie it high on the head. Short hair should be closely cropped at the sides, with more volume on the crown. A layered cut or soft, feathered style will tend to suit you. Try to avoid any width in the hair around the sides of your face  this will accentuate the roundness. 
                Square 
                Longer length, grown-out gamine crops look great on square faces, as do layered bobs with wisps around the face to soften the angles. Long layers add body which flatters your face. Avoid really close crops or severe, slicked-back styles. A hair style with a high side parting and hair that covers one side of your forehead is ideal for you. The cut should focus attention just above or below your cheekbones. Try to keep your hair away from the chin, so that it doesn't look wider than it is. 

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