Prom Hair Styles

That is why it is so important to find the perfect prom hair style to complete your look on this special night. And with so much thought and planning put into finding the perfect dress and gathering all of the right accessories, why not also take a little time before hand to choose and practice your perfect style? It's easier for girls with short hair, of course, but they also have fewer styling options. Teens with longer hair have more options on the formal side, but also then have to deal with more potential problems on prom night - especially after they've been dancing and rushing around for a couple of hours! The neckline of your dress is critical to consider when choosing your prom hair style. If your dress has an open neckline in the front and back, wearing the bulk of your hair down would look great. However, if the back is covered or the front and back are both closed in, consider wearing most or all of your hair up off the neck. An elegant updo would suit that type of dress very well. Hairstyling gurus such as Jesse Brigs call this new prom hair style 'Hollywood glam'. He has helped develop a new waving technique he calls the S Wave Thermal Set that helps girls get the most romantic waves possible. There are so many options for prom hair style styles this year. Your hair stylist can probably design your very own style. But you must do a little bit of research first before you head to the salon. After your hair is completely dry, use a medium barrel curling iron, or hot rollers to create loose curls all over your head. Allow the hair to cool completely before moving on. The make up should be kept minimal and have a very fresh, natural look while the dress, made from some soft floaty material in a simple layered design should add to the effect. Accessories and Jewellery should kept small and if any thing understated. Some really splurge having facials and other spa treatments in order to look and feel fabulous. Of course, one of the most essential elements of this process is hairstyling. The perfect gown needs a perfect hairstyle to complete the look beautifully. Always have a fallback style in case your hair refuses your chosen prom hairstyle. The popular French braid is an example of a style that can add class and control to any bad hair day. Avoid using hair colors or chemicals as you may only end up in a hair color correction chair with a big price tag! However, if you plan to do a more complicated up-do or twisted style, it would be better to partner with a prom going buddy and agree to do each other's hair on prom night. If you plan to do this, practice your hair style weeks before prom until you get the right look and style.