Face takes on a different appearance for the new year
I still remember in seventh grade I changed from a side part to a middle part (or maybe it was the other way around). I was standing in line to pay for my lunch when the girl beside me said my name. I responded, and rather than talking to me she was responding to another girl still standing in line who asked who I was.
Since the girl in line was cute, this was rather flattering to a 12-year-old boy. But I also realized that this girl hadn't paid any attention to me with the old hairstyle. If it takes a certain appearance to attract someone's eye, then that person's probably focused mostly on appearance rather than other, more important traits.
Several years have passed since I could make any changes to my hairstyle. I can let the hair on the side of my head grow a bit long, but I don't like how it then becomes curly. I suppose I could let the back grow long, but then I'd be sporting some type of a mullet, and I think those went out of style with Billy Ray Cyrus.
Well, over the next three days, I'm going to show you hairstyles for three different lengths of hair: short, medium, and long. Stephanie at Salon Nfuse in Nashville started by French braiding my hair on one side. Once the braid extended over my ear,
If you want the finished look to be more messy, place your palm at the base of the ponytail and run your hand back against the smoothness of the hair that's been put up, back towards your face. This gives more softness around the face and looks less
To style your hair with mermaid waves, all you need is a curling iron. The most ideal size is 3/25 of an inch. Your section doesn't have to be perfect, but whichever side you curl, always curl away from the face. The key to this technique is to twist
