Scene hair is popular with the young folks but who says you can't be a scene kid even if you are an adult!
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This YouTube might be able to help with styling tips to get that look. The style is short with long side swept bangs and volume on top.
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Here is an example of a woman with a short crop and this picture shows the process of working in sections to straighten.
This is a side view which shows how the back is cut into a stacked shape where the inside layers are longer and they gradually get shorter working toward the outer layer. This creates sleek lines that accentuate the neck and shapely feminine curves. When a super straight look is desired, sectioning off the strands helps to work with small pieces making it easier to get the results.
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This Black Eyed Peas singer has a very long ponytail with a rockabilly look here at The Official After Party at the The Bank at The Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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In my opinion, this book by Lauren Rennells is fabulous.
Vintage Hairstyling
Women of the 1930's, 1940's, and 1950's, generally wore their hair with waves and curls. These bends in their strands matched the naturally curvy nature of a woman's body which was considered to be very feminine and sexy. Many modern gal's are turning to the past for inspiration for their own hairstyles. Many celebrities are donning these retro looks as well: Reese Witherspoon, Katy Perry, and Madonna to name a few.
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When we have hair problems that cause stress and anxiety, sometimes it is just best to embrace our inherent traits and just go with them. Spending time blow-drying and straightening is not only time consuming, but can be damaging over time. Here are some examples of how curly and frizzy locks can actually be an asset. These women play up their natural born kinks and use them to their advantage.
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