Once upon a time, 'prom' was a term strictly used in America. However as time has passed, the Great British public have adopted not only the term but the occasion too, with prom parties being one of the most well-known events of secondary school life. Both the boys and the girls get a buzz from deciding what outfit to wear, and most importantly, how they will style the hair. Don't panic - learn all of the hottest prom hair styles here.
Sometimes, keeping the hair simple is the trick to looking glamorous. 2012 has seen the introduction of the 'effortless' fad - with hair being rated higher if it looks like it has taken you less time, but still appearing perfect. While sometimes this can be unrealistic, as long as the hair looks great, the time spent on perfecting it doesn't really matter! A great way of adopting the 'effortless' look for your prom is by implementing other styles such as plaits into the look. For example, keep the hair loosely tousled and wavy but with two cute, thin plaits at the front to add that touch of spark.
A very traditional 'prom' hairstyle is the half-up do, and usually, the bigger the hair, the better. Big hair has an element of sophistication to it (providing it isn't over the top and dramatic), and as long as it is perfectly styled, the look will be on point. If you would like to wear your hair half up, then the best way to keep the look unique is by adding waves and curls to the bottom section, creating volume to half of the hair while the other half is neatly hidden.
Another very famous prom hairstyle is the up-do. A beautiful, neat, elegant low bun, usually with curled strands is the ideal solution to looking super stylish. To add your own touch to either the half up hairstyle or neat bun, why not invest in hair pieces such as decorative clips and grips to finish the look?
It is much easier to pull of the perfect hairstyle with longer locks, however, shorter hair can easily be worked with and adapted for the night. The perfect solution to add length and volume to create the ideal hairstyle is by going for some non-surgical, non-invasive, un-detectable hair extensions. These can be self-applied or professionally attached (without using any surgical procedures and therefore causing no side effects) and worn temporarily or for the long term.
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1 comments:
I agree, this is one simple hairstyle for PROM.
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