This fashion model displays a good, basic haircut for the
trade - bangs across the forehead, then slightly longer lengths from the chin to the
shoulder. It looks great, but a crosswind would put this style in some danger. So....Super-Hair.net
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May 2003: Sideparts with a Twist, Page 3
This fashion model displays a good, basic haircut for the
trade - bangs across the forehead, then slightly longer lengths from the chin to the
shoulder. It looks great, but a crosswind would put this style in some danger. So....
The right-side long hair closest to the eyes is combed back, in
a very soft twist. It starts a little higher for her, around the eyebrow - and with a light
spray added, it can look quite natural while showing good strength when pressure
builds. In fact, with this approach the hair seems to look a bit thicker.
If this "new twist" looks a bit familiar - well, maybe it is. Some might
compare it to the Farrah Fawcett-Majors flipped-back look of the late 1970's. This
picture shows a fully-curled version of it, which some call a "sausage roll." We highly
recommend the Feathered Back hair site for more examples of this style, and how to
develop it.
The style currently making the "rounds" is a bit less harsh than the last photo, which makes it a bit more feminine. It's also only on the "vulnerable" side of a sidepart. Using a curler or curling iron and some spray, the twist can become an interesting mix of strength and romanticism for longer hair.
Is there a particular hairstyle you'd like us to examine? Your suggestions are always welcome. Simply e-mail us at this address:
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Style Profile archives:
December 2002: Long Yet Strong
May 2002: The Ears Have It
December 2001: In Defense of Helmet Hair
May 2001: Wonder of the Wedge
July 2000: Turn of the Pageboy
February 2000: Sweeping Side-part
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