Robert Pattinson Short Straight Brunette Hairstyle


Added: 11 Nov 2010
Robert Pattinson wowed the crowd with his weird and wacky hairdo at the world premiere of Twilight. The back layers were graduated up to medium length layers, jagged-cut through the top to achieve a textured finish. Wispy strands were cut to fall on his face and soften his look. This hairstyle is best suited to those with fine to medium hair types.

Apparently, according to Extra, "Robert Pattinson is a dirty boy." He revealed the following about his personal hygiene habits: "I don't really see the point in washing your hair. If you don't care if your hair's clean or not then why would you wash it?"

Well, Robert might not care if his hair is clean or not but I'd like to think that most of us do (and I'm sure "most of us" includes Robert's many fans). I think it goes without saying that clean hair is pretty important, not only for the health of your hair, but also for your social life. After all, who wants to hang out with someone who has gross, smelly hair? It's not actually necessary to wash your hair every day, but at least twice a week is a good routine to stick to and should be easy enough for anyone to handle (even jet-setting celebrities).

It's also surprisingly easy actually to wash your hair and only takes a few quick steps:

1. Run a comb through your hair to get out tangles and dislodge any dirt.
2. Thoroughly wet your hair with cool to warm water.
3. Foam up a small dollop of shampoo in your hands and then gently work it through the hair on the top of your head only (the rest of your hair will be cleaned by the shampoo when you rinse).
4. Rinse your hair until the water runs clear.
5. Add some conditioner to your mid-lengths and ends and comb it through before giving your hair a final rinse.

And there it is. Five simple steps. Clean, fresh smelling hair. Even if you don't care about your hair, other people do, so try these steps today - you too, Robert Pattinson!

Hairstyle Suitability Rating: ★★★★★
Hairstyle Popularity Rating: ★★★★★

Hairstyle Type

Category
Alternative
Length
Short
Elasticity
Straight
Hair Color
Brunette

Haircut Technique

Type

Suitability

Gender
Men
Face Shape
oval,oblong,square,diamond
Hair Density
Thin/Medium
Hair Texture
Fine/Medium

Age
Under 21, 21 - 30, 31 - 40, and 41 - 50
Height
Any
Weight
Thin/Average

Forehead Height
Short/Average
Neck Length
Short/Average
Ears
Small/Average
Nose
Small/Average
Glasses
No

Styling

Time
10 minutes
Tip
Flip your head upside down and mess your hair to add extra body.
Products
mousse, moulding cream, lacquer
Tools
finger dry


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step 1

Apply styling mousse to damp hair, using your palm as a measuring guide, and evenly distribute it along the hair shaft. Styling mousse will add hold and can help achieve better results.


step 2

Using your blow-dryer, dry your hair using your fingers, separating the hair and allowing it to dry at the roots first then the mid lengths and then the ends. Making sure the roots are dry first will ensure that your hairstyle does not fall flat.


step 3

Pick up a small selection of hair from your mid section no bigger than your tail comb. Place your comb at the roots and then comb up and down until the hair is standing up by itself. Continue to the crown and finish at the sides. Repeat this step if you require more volume.


step 4

Using the corner of your comb and standing in front of a mirror find the middle of your left eye and then drag the comb straight up slowly until you reach your hairline and then continue back in a straight manner to achieve an even left part. A side part is great for longer face shapes because it creates the illusion of width.


step 5

Using moulding cream and your fingers grab the mid-lengths of your hair and then drag it out and upwards for a full and messy result.


step 6

To get your sides to sit out, apply a small amount of moulding cream to your fingertips and then working mainly on the ends, pinch them while dragging the hair in an out and upwards motion. The more moulding cream and the more pinching that you apply, the more textured and pasty the result.


step 7

Apply moulding cream to your fingertips and then pinch small clumps of hair in an up and forward motion. Pinch the clumps in different directions for a messier look.


step 8

Apply some moulding cream to your fingertips and then rub it into your roots while lifting your strands for added body. Be sure not to use too much moulding cream at the roots as this can result in a glugy and thick uncomfortable feel.


step 9

Lacquer is great for strong hold. A small amount is all that is required to finish and should be applied from an arms length distance to the entire style.




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