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and hair information/editorial contributions from some of the top hairdressers
and cosmetologists around the world. We hope you find a hair style or hair cut to suit you.
VirtualHairCare predicts:
Cuts will be generally shorter the 'bob' and the 'undercut' being
the shapes for mid to late 2001. Giving your look that 80's feeling
will be the key to getting it right. Checkout Shane Henning's
bob to the left to see what we mean. It's that asymmetric fringe
(bangs) that make it the look to achieve. The boyish undercut
as sported by the model below and left is the latest look for
our celebrities right now with Kate Moss, Fanni Bostrom and Amanda
Brown all sporting their own versions.
The
use of extensions to add co lour to almost any hair cut was very
evident at Hair Expo 2001. This trend is not for the shy, it is
funky almost punky, with ribbons of the brightest colours inserted
underneath the surface of your own hair so that they peak out
from below.
This
is not just fun it has some very particle reasoning behind it
too. If you wanted to die your own hair these shades, not only
could it be very damaging but would also tend to fade quite quickly,
which are both non-issues with extensions.

For
more info on Extensions
See how we did!
These
are some of our previous predictions:
Rob
Hastie and
Tracey Colebrook of
Shibui are predicting
"a year of strong bold hair colour and the return of the
fringe" for 2001.
"Deconstructed Bob's"
(that's hairdresser speak for the looks Kate Moss and Jennifer
Aniston are sporting of late) will be the shape of the year. Rob
had a few words of wisdom to share with you when choosing a hairdresser
to give you a deconstructed look; "Structure is easy,
it is what you learn firstly when training to be a hairdresser,
but unstructured cuts as in the deconstructed bob is much harder,
it takes a hairdresser a long while to learn how to break the
rules successfully. Pick a top salon that does things of the minute,
but is not ruled by it, so that you get a look that suits you.
Also look for someone with a few years under their belt who has
had more time to practice breaking the rules".
Bennie
Tognini of top salon Tognini's gives
us the latest hot tips on women's hair:
"For women, texture is becoming
bigger with looser hair that moves. Whatever the length, hair
is not left straight, it is shorter from the top and extended
longer towards the perimeter. Colour should have lots of depth
with rich tones suited to your coloring and the shades are now
richer and stronger. Your hairdresser should be making sure that
they are not blowing your co lour out to be too crazy but are working
with lots of pieces in undulating tones using a mixture of 3 colours.
The application of the colour is the key to allowing the look
to live in different shades with light throughout".

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Haircuts to suit your face shape.
Haircuts: Some simple basic rules.
Fringes 'they're hot'
What is the 'thinning hair' technique?
What's in: The latest looks for men.
What's in: The latest looks for women.
The bob: a classic
Afro hair inspiration - Afro men's hair - Afro women hair
What's in: Celebrity looks.
Men's looks picture gallery.
Women's looks picture gallery.
Blow dry and styling - including plaiting and up styling
Hair coloring, perming and chemical straightening
Hair extensions
Hair salons - getting the most from your next salon visit
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