Lots of fun here with hair and fashion. This is an 80's scenario all the way. Crazy colorful hairdo and clothes. The colors in the lolly pop are the inspiration for this fun and sassy beachwear scene. Bright yellows, pinks, teal, and patterns like polka dots adorn these two sunbathing beauties.
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Angled bobs are very popular right now and work will for those women with medium to fine texture hair. There is some fullness at the crown which can be created with a little root lifter sprayed onto damp hair prior to blow-drying. It is important to concentrate the product near the base of the shaft near the scalp. Use a round or paddle brush and direct air in a downward motion. Touch up with a flat iron to get that sleek and straight look but make sure hair is completely dry first. A little back combing at the crown will help get more lift in this area and then smooth over the top layer. A deep side part with bangs swept to the other side finishes this smash hit.
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Mariska Hargitay looks stunning here in this picture of her with her husband Peter Hermann which was taken at the 19th Glaad Media Awards on March 17th 2008. She is sporting her latest hairstyle which is short, cropped, and fringy along the ends. To get this textured look, many stylists use a razor to cut the ends. This is a popular technique for today's hairstyles. A flat iron would be a great tool to help get the super straight look of this style. The bangs are side swept and gently brush over one eye. Her medium brown locks have hints of highlights.
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If you are one who likes to stand out in the crowd and are not afraid to be different, you may like this short multilevel emo haircut. The hair color is bleach blonde with hints of peach color sprinkled about the bangs and the ends of one side. The key here is asymmetrical as her right side is blunt cut and even and her left is choppy and graduated. The length is just covering the ears. Her eye make-up matches the hints of color in this style and is a shocking and dramatic look, not for the faint at heart.
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The 1960s flip hairstyle was a popular fashion statement for that decade. Women with shoulder length hair could easily curl the ends up and out for a fun and sassy look. The early 60s brought about the bouffant which could be incorporated into this style as we see here in this photograph taken in about 1968. An off center part gives way to a bang-less forehead. The top back portion is back combed and smoothed over to add lift and fullness. For how to information on how they got that bouffant, check out that link.
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