Retro hairstyles are the feminine and original solutions among so many trends that seem to repeat every season in a common, boring way. They add a sexy, mysterious and unique touch to your look redefining elegance and sophistication. Therefore, if you are looking for something more special, it's time you experiment with one of the most beautiful fall/winter 2010 retro hairstyles.
Retro hairstyles are not for everyone. You need to find yourself
in this unique hairstyle that can totally change not
only your outer look, but also your inner feelings. As a
well-chosen retro hairstyle can become a real self-confidence
booster, you should be 100% sure that you are able to rock this
trend. Retro means stylish, sophisticated, chic, mysterious, and
adds a little bit more substance and depth to your look. This
season it's time to shine and reveal the feminine, yet strong side
of your personality choosing a stunning retro hairstyle.
'50s vamps are back in town with a stylish retro hairstyle. You
just need technique and a great curling iron. You can make these
sexy waves yourself or you can ask your best friend to do it. If
none of these two variants are trustworthy, you can go to a salon.
The beautiful, smooth locks that frame the face add a refined
movement, while a healthy, shiny hair brings radiance to your face.
This is the perfect choice if you are looking for something elegant
and glamorous in order to surprise everyone to the next party you
are going to. Retro '50s waves are a chic option when having to
attend a more special, formal event without giving the impression
of a too studied hairstyle.
As the '70s seem to be a basic source of inspiration for
fall/winter 2010 in matters of fashion trends, why not adopt the
head-to-toe look with some amazing '70s waves. For this, Farrah Fawcett’s iconic
feathered hairstyle is the starting point. Simple yet glam,
this is a fabulous choice that adds volume and refreshes your
hairstyle.
Even if at first sight it might look a bit complicated, in reality
you just need some basic styling skills and the right tools. Start
by washing your hair. Then, take a blow dryer and a round brush.
The size of the brush is up to you depending on how large you want
the curls to be. Blow dry the hair and once you get to the sides
and front, roll your brush backwards, going away from your face.
Once you have finished, run your fingers through your hair and
apply some hairspray.
Volume into our hair is the key word for fall/winter 2010. Whether
you have medium or long hair, backcombed hairstyles are totally
“in” this season. The '60s backcombed hairstyles bring some
extravagance and elegance among so many different trends. Take
sections of hair, backcomb and smooth out using a bristle hair
brush. As a final step, apply some hairspray. On fine hair, try to
stay away from strong-hold hair products as they only weigh the
hair down resulting a really unwanted hairstyle. If you have curly
hair, before backcombing you need to get a smooth look using a hair
straightener.
When it comes to retro chignons, there are so many different
versions. Special occasions require special hairstyles. Well, a
beautiful, chic retro bun will always represent that unique choice
that will draw all the attention. Go for a more interesting style
with unrepeatable lines and curves. It might take some time to make
it, but the result will be more than stunning. Moreover, the clean
lines will add a sweet touch to your look. If you are going to a
more special party and you want to stand out, choose a higher
chignon.
For a maximum effect, add a chic accessory, such as a ribbon. As
the face is free, remember to pay a lot of attention to your
makeup. You can emphasize your eyes using an eyeliner and choose a
matte, pink lipstick.
The already famous bowl cut is one of the hottest trends for
fall/winter 2010, coming in so many different versions, even in a
'60s style. Just like every short hair, the bowl cut is
characterized by versatility that allows you to play with different
styles. Moreover, if you have a beautiful blonde hair color, you'll
get a feminine, sweet look. This type of hairstyle looks amazing
when it's glossy and shiny. For this, you can use a shine spray
that you should blast-dry throughout the hair. You can also update
the '60s bowl cut going for a little bit of asymmetry.


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