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May 2014: Wings In Flight, Page 2
JACKIE GUERRIDO mixes wings into her variety of long hairstyles, as she presents weather forecasts on Univision. One key to success is where (vertically) the
turnback of the hair comes. Going lower makes the wing less obvious, and perhaps more natural-looking. But there's still plenty of potential for shakable, flexible hold.
A turn to the side gives us a better view of how Guerrido's wings work. The wings aren't as wide here -perhaps a couple of inches. But they're turned so the tips are as
far back as possible. And we'd think the ends get extra attention in the spraying process; that way the mid-section of the hair can absorbs the most pressure from wind or other situations. Compare
it to a sailboat on the water.
It's clear to us that wing looks work best for center-parted hair, where the sides can be prepared evenly. But that makes things more interesting for Hair Fans to watch - as one side could weaken before the other, making people wonder why. (The lower picture of Guerrido seems to illustrate that, as her right side looks a bit loosened.)
DO WINGS ALWAYS HAVE TO BE LONG?
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Style Profile archives:
November 2011: Long-Lasting Short Cuts
July 2009: Farrah, Feathers and Flips
June 2008: Bangs in the Long Run
May 2007: Curls Gone Wild
December 2006: The Do's of Diana
September 2006: ALL-CAPS
May 2006: Mid-Length Masterpieces
December 2005: Permed to Perfection
March 2005: Bangs Swept Away
April 2004: Hair With A Flare
November 2003: THe Sidewalls
May 2003: Sideparts With a Twist
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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