Bridal Hair Styles How To Determine The best one For You!
Now that you have the perfect wedding dress are you thinking about bridal hair styles? Have you been pulling wedding hairstyle pictures off the net and wondering how those styles would look on you?
Would one of those fancy up do bridal hairstyles be your best style or should you wear it down? Should you go curly or straight, long or short, or even half up or half down?
"Before you go spend a lot of time at the beauty salon and a whole lot of money read the following article."

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By Roy Caccamo, THS Hair Consultant
Bridal occasions require some effort to achieve success, with proper planning a key ingredient. Bridal hairstyles are the same; they require thought, consideration and a solid plan. There are many important factors to consider when choosing a bridal hairstyle.
The length and texture of your hair will determine what can actually be achieved. Next, your bridal hairstyle needs to complement the gown you will be wearing. For example, if your gown is low cut off the shoulder, you should consider choosing a bridal hair style where some hair falls down onto your shoulders so not to leave that area bare. You can still consider an upstyle, but you should make sure that some hair is down, even if it's only a little, to soften the style.
If your gown has sleeves and even a collar, definitely look at upstyles that will show it off best. If you would like to wear your hair down, just be sure to choose a bridal hairstyle with lots of body and bounce, or consider a half-up, half-down look.
Another important factor to consider is face shape and body shape adjustments, where height and width can be added or minimized to suit your profile, as well as your partner's profile. If you are tall and thin, you should keep away from high tight upstyles that will add more length to your profile, and you should look for curls that are always softer in texture, due to their round shape.
If your gown is plain and simple in design, you should consider more detailed bridal hairstyles to create an interesting overall appearance. The opposite applies if your gown is very detailed.
Other points that require proper planning include the length of your neck, the size of your ears, as well as the height of your hairline. If all this seems complicated and confusing to you, don't despair, because now you can see for yourself what you would look like with various Formal and Bridal hairstyles.
You can upload a waist high photo of yourself with your gown on, and then try on all of the Formal and Bridal hairstyles to see which you like and what suits you best. You can also print out your favorite bridal hairstyles and take them to your stylist for thorough consultation and advice.
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My thoughts...
Now I went to the website to check out what it was all about. Seems like an easy process! Let's recap it:
- You upload a picture of yourself to the sight
- You try out different bridal hair styles, which are placed on your picture
- Receive tips on how to get the look you selected
- Print out the style to take to your stylist
They even suggest what face shapes would work with a particular style. The bonus is you don't have to limit this to your wedding day hair style. You can try out hair styles for your every day look.
Plus this beats going to your hair stylist several times trying styles that just don't work. Your valuable time and money are wasted doing it that way.
"I know of a bride who went to the hair stylist several times during the weeks leading up to the wedding. She went 3 times the week of the wedding, trying to nail down that perfect wedding hair style."
So avoid all that hassle! Do yourself a favor and go upload a picture of yourself and have fun looking for bridal hair styles that will look good on you and work with your perfect wedding dress!
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