How To Choose The Perfect Hair Style

Want to have that perfect hairstyle? Not everybody has a same face shape. As you take a lot care while choosing your clothes and accessories to suit your personality, you should opt for the hairstyle that suits your face shape and lifestyle the most. Hairstyling products like Pureology and Sebastian Hair Products make it really easy to manage your hairstyle.

Styling the hair starts from recognizing your face and then selecting the right hairstyle. Face shapes are broadly categorized into:

Round – People with round face have fullness in their faces and have a wide hairline. They need to give a slimmer effect to their face. You can go in for hairstyles that have layers and waves. Straight hairstyles should be avoided. Short hairstyles up to shoulder length are also good as it gives an illusion of height. Small curls on sides look great. Try Tressa, Mizani, Zerran, Hinoki, KMS Hair Product, Image Hair Product and Alterna Hair Products for a better hair quality.

Oval – if you have an oval face, you can have both long and short hair cuts. This face shape is considered ideal for any hair style you desire. One thing you should keep in mind is that never wear your hair on your face. Manage your hair beautifully with hair products by Redkin and Biosilk.

Long – You can compliment your face type by keeping a straight hanging hair style. Go for volumes. A mid-length bob cut or a heavy layered style is a perfect hairstyle for such face types. Add luster to your locks with Sebastian Hair products. Redkin styling gels and hair lotions provide a good conditioning to the hair.

Heart – this kind of face type is wide at the temples and narrow at the chin. People with heart face shape should go for short hair and chin length hair. Chin length bobs, short shags, swept forward layers and wispy bangs look great on this face type. Don’t select a hairstyle that shows upper face more as it will make your chin look narrower. Hair tonics from Biosilk and Pureology will work wonders for your hair.

Square – if you have a strong square jaw line, you have a square face. Suitable hair styles for your face will be that balance out your features. You can opt for short hair to medium hair cuts will look fabulous on your face. Long straight hair and center parting is big no-no. Shine your hair with serum by Alterna Hair Products, Sudzz Fx, Image hair products & KMS Hair Product.

By studying your face carefully and selecting a right hairstyle will definitely add to your looks. After you have got your perfect hair-cut, there is a need to maintain it properly. For keeping your hair in the best condition, choose right hair products that will help in maintaining the hair. Good shampoos, conditioners, serums, gels are some of the essentials for your hair. Try out some reputed brands like Pureology, biosilk, Zerran, Hinoki, Trevor Sorbie and Redkin.

A Guide To Balding Men S Hairstyles

It’s unbelievable how difficult it is to find any decent information on the internet about balding men’s hairstyles.

You’ll know this yourself if you’ve ever tried to do a search on Google for ‘balding men’s hairstyles’, ‘hairstyles for balding men’, ‘balding hairstyles’ or any other amount of variations on the theme.

This is surprising considering how many balding men there are who deserve a decent hairstyle as much as any one else…

So… faced with this injustice I’ve put together my own guide to balding men’s hairstyles…

It’s a fact that 95% of all balding or bald men suffer from male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness usually starts with a receding hairline at the front and is frequently accompanied with thinning at the top.

Over time, this thinning turns into a full fledged bald spot, and the bald spot grows to cover the head, apart from the sides and around the back.

Regardless of this, as long as there is a single hair left on my head I’ll still demand a stylish coiffure. So, what balding hairstyle options are available?

The worst balding men’s hairstyle is the comb over. This is the classic look beloved of men of a certain age whereby the hair is grown longer on one side of the head and ‘combed over’ the bald area to the other side.

This strategy only spells disaster even in the slightest of breezes and is to be avoided at all costs.

But assuming you already know this, what are the other do’s and don’ts to balding men’s hairstyles?

The first common mistake is combing the hair straight back. This may cover bald spots, but it only exposes the forehead and draws attention to the receding hairline.

The second is growing your hair longer at the back to make up for what’s lacking on top. This unbalances the head and draws even more attention to the scalp and the baldness.

Younger men with thinning hair might be tempted to use gel… but this isn’t recommended. Gel clumps your hair together and reveals the scalp.



Likewise, growing your hair long in an attempt to cover up actually causes hair to separate and show more scalp.

So, what are the do’s?

Get more natural looking fluff to your hair by using mousses and conditioners.



Grow your remaining hair by a few inches, get it layered and brush it forward to break up the receding hairline.

If your hairline isn’t receding too badly, but the top of your head is thinning, you can get away with keeping the front long and combing your hair straight back to cover the bald spot.

Eventually however, your bald spot will expand.

The ultimate balding men’s hairstyle when faced with a shiny bald dome, is to go the whole hog and shave it off or at least a very close trim.

You’ll probably be amazed at people’s reactions and the compliments you’ll get – the shaved look is a totally acceptable balding hairstyle these days.

Start with electric clippers like you find in the barbers. After you’ve clipped the heavy stuff, lather up with shaving gel. This gives you a closer, smoother shave than shaving cream.



Then using a razor, start at the top and shave down with the grain taking care at the back – it’s recommended to watch what you’re doing with a small mirror.

Shaving your head only takes a few minutes and you don’t need to do it every day (two to three times a week is fine).



Taking care of your new shaved head is much like taking care of your face. Wash regularly with moisturizing soap, rather than a harsh deodorant soap that can dry out the skin on your head.

Also use a good quality moisturizer after every wash – cheaper moisturizers will just clog up your pores.



For the summer, find a moisturizer with a sun protection factor of at least 15 to avoid sunburn on your head. And you’ll need a warm hat in winter to maintain your body heat.

If shaving doesn’t tickle your fancy then you can always opt for a hairpiece as a last resort – though I wouldn’t recommend it :-)