BLANCA BLANCO'S BEST HAIRSTYLES AND HAIRCUTS
View yourself with Blanca Blanco hairstyles. We provide easy "How to style" tips as well as letting you know which hairstyles will match your face shape, hair texture and hair density.
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Blanca Blanco wowed the red carpet with her take on the "big hair" trend. This ultra-voluminous loose style looks gorgeous and glam, plus it's easy to create. This is one look you'll want to try this season, whether it's for a Christmas cocktail party or your New Year's Eve bash. Only long layers are cut around the edges of this hairstyle to lighten the edges making it easy to blow-wave into shape adding plenty of body and volume making it a great look for those looking for an elegant style to compliment a long face. Product is needed for hold and shine.
Here's how to get the "big hair" look for your big night out:
- Start with sleek hair. Depending on your hair's natural texture, this may be easier said than done. If you have very curly hair, you're going to have to work harder to get those locks straight, but your silky, shiny hair at the end of it all will be well worth it.
- Once your hair is smooth, set it in large rollers. To avoid over-styling and stressing your locks out, use Velcro rollers rather than hot rollers.
- After your curls have been set, unroll your hair and start adding volume to the entire head by backcombing the roots. Use a fine-tooth comb to get the most body.
- After your hair has been teased, use a comb to smooth it away from the face, spraying it in place.
Hair Tips:
- Make sure you cover all of your teased areas by smoothing the visible hair over it, especially around the face.
- Use a strong but flexible hairspray to hold your volume but allow your hair to move.
- If you have very long or heavy hair, you may want to give your hair a helping hand and use discreet hair pins to keep your hair from falling flat over the course of the evening.
Here's how to get the "big hair" look for your big night out:
- Start with sleek hair. Depending on your hair's natural texture, this may be easier said than done. If you have very curly hair, you're going to have to work harder to get those locks straight, but your silky, shiny hair at the end of it all will be well worth it.
- Once your hair is smooth, set it in large rollers. To avoid over-styling and stressing your locks out, use Velcro rollers rather than hot rollers.
- After your curls have been set, unroll your hair and start adding volume to the entire head by backcombing the roots. Use a fine-tooth comb to get the most body.
- After your hair has been teased, use a comb to smooth it away from the face, spraying it in place.
Hair Tips:
- Make sure you cover all of your teased areas by smoothing the visible hair over it, especially around the face.
- Use a strong but flexible hairspray to hold your volume but allow your hair to move.
- If you have very long or heavy hair, you may want to give your hair a helping hand and use discreet hair pins to keep your hair from falling flat over the course of the evening.
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Images © MediaPunch/TheHairStyler.com
This fancy 'do has soft layers added to the sides and back to enhance the shape and movement added to the mid-lengths to ends. The top is swept over to one side giving the top of this style height making it a perfect style to balance out a round face. This formal 'do is great for any special occasion.
