I think my original ideas for hair (half-up/half-down) is just too much for my dress and veil.
So, I need some ideas...
chikita315
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What about your original idea - I think it was a Charlize picture?
ChrissynRicky
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you're awesome - i totally forgota bout that!
JessicaM.
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you need something pulled up high, with a lot of volume in the front to get away from the 'bowling ball' effect you always talk about.
the sides should be pulled up along the line of your checkbones to accentuate them and the back should be pulled up to meet the hair there, with volume in the front
ChrissynRicky
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Posted by JessicaM.
you need something pulled up high, with a lot of volume in the front to get away from the 'bowling ball' effect you always talk about.
the sides should be pulled up along the line of your checkbones to accentuate them and the back should be pulled up to meet the hair there, with volume in the front
need a visual...please.
JessicaM.
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Posted by JessicaM.
you need something pulled up high, with a lot of volume in the front to get away from the 'bowling ball' effect you always talk about.
the sides should be pulled up along the line of your checkbones to accentuate them and the back should be pulled up to meet the hair there, with volume in the front
need a visual...please.
sorry- unless you can read my mind LOL
basically the updo should sit on your crown and not in the the back of your head. where is the pic of charlize...I think that's the one I am thinking of.
ChrissynRicky
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Posted by ChristineAE
Posted by JessicaM.
you need something pulled up high, with a lot of volume in the front to get away from the 'bowling ball' effect you always talk about.
the sides should be pulled up along the line of your checkbones to accentuate them and the back should be pulled up to meet the hair there, with volume in the front
need a visual...please.
sorry- unless you can read my mind LOL
basically the updo should sit on your crown and not in the the back of your head. where is the pic of charlize...I think that's the one I am thinking of.
you would have to try that one- it may be hard b/c the hair is pulled a little more downward than straight back or up...let me see if I can find the one I am thinking of
regarding this so called 'bowling ball' efffect maybe this will help you find something...
stay away from slick back styles without hair touching your face, do not add width around the sides of your face, this will make the face appear to be wider than normal, straight, flat bangs will only shorten your face - go with side bangs
