Black Hair People Picture Style Updos


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Black Hair People Picture Style Updos

Black Hair People Picture Style Updos

To see demonstrations of these programs visit the links located at the bottom of this article.

Hair imaging is a great way to try on a hair style before you get it cut. For example, if you are trying to find a wedding hair style or a prom hair style, you can try a style on to see if you like the way you look.

Description: Hair Style Editor, Photo Uploading, Hair Style Gallery with 3,950 photos of short, medium, long, and updo photos for women.

Subscription Price: .99

Subscription Term: Annual

Payments Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Secure connection

Current Number of Members: 25,291

User-Friendly: Yes

Guarantees: Satisfaction guaranteed! If you don’t like it, you get a refund! If for any reason within 30 days, you are not satisfied with your membership we will refund your money, no questions asked ! There’s no risk involved, don’t like it then just ask for your money back. It’s that simple!

Strengths Extensive Hair Styles Galleries, Ebook on hair advice, 1 year membership, Satisfaction Guaranteed, Very quick- find a new hair style in 5 minutes

Introduction

Advertising and promotional material for this website focuses on uploading a photo and trying on various hair styles. When I first logged in to the members area, the first thing that got my attention was the incredible amounts of hair style photos for very short, short, medium, long and updo hair styles. An immediate sense of relaxation came over me. If I couldn’t find a good hair style among the thousands, well then there there just wasn’t any hope.

There is also an extra E-book included in the membership that is barely mentioned on the web site. This E-book is great! It is a list of hair care tips and advice from a top hair designer in England. It covers all sorts of topics, such as how to select a hair designer, how to select a new hair style, various styling tips and tricks and what to do when your home hair color didn’t turn out so great. This E-book has valuable information that everyone can use. I read every page of it–almost 100 pages total.

Hair Style Galleries

I quickly browsed through all the galleries, looking at all the different hair styles with different hair colors, textures, volume and even highlights. There are no photos of men’s hair styles, ethnic or african-american women hair styles. The photos are all optimized to load quickly, so there is no time wasted waiting for photos to load. If you find a photo that you like you can click on it to enlarge it and even print a copy to take to your hair stylist. Printing the updo photos are especially helpful if you are looking for prom, bridal or formal hair styles. There is also the option to save the hair style photos that you really like in your favorites so you can play a slide show of them later.

Hair Style Editor

After browsing all the hair style photos, I move on to the hair style editor part of the website where I am told I can upload a photo of myself and try on some hair styles. The instructions to upload are very straightforward and I upload a photo of myself within minutes (it might have even been seconds). The photo that you upload should be taken against a plain white background and you should probably pull back most of your hair so it doesn’t hang in your face.

Once you have uploaded your photo, you enter the hair style editor where there are four tools at your disposal.

Color Palette – allows you to change the color of your chosen style

Mask Pad – allows you to mask the undesired details on your photo prior to trying on different hair styles. For example, you may want to remove long hair that appears in a photo or the background of the photo

Size Tool – allows you to modify the size and proportions of the hair style you select

Trash Tool – allows you to remove the modifications that you just made without having to start over

First, I masked my photo so that only my face shape was showing. By the way, this is a great way to figure out your face shape! The masking takes a little bit of expertise with the mouse. If you are switching categories, for example, going from medium hair styles to long hair styles, you must re-mask your face again. You can change the width of the mask tool to make it a little easier closer to the face. After masking, I went to the category selector which allows you to browse thru and try on hair styles in the five categories, very short, short, medium, long and updo hair styles.

Once you find a hair style you want to try on, you just click on it and drag it to your photo. It automatically loads. Then you can move it around a bit to make it fit right on your head. After you are done adjusting the size and color of the hair style, you can print it or save it as one of your favorites to view later. The photo that you get with the selected hair style is obviously computer-generated, but it does give you a glimpse of what the hair style would look like on you. For example, I have been wanting to add some bangs to my current hair style. When I tried on the hair style with bangs, it didn’t look very good at all. I think I have decided to skip the full bangs for now and maybe go with just a few long whispy looking bangs.

Conclusion

Hair Styles Cuts and Dos is an immediate relief for anyone desperately looking for examples of any type of hair style. You can literally find a new hair style in 5 minutes!! The hair style editor is also a great tool to try on various hair styles and get an idea of how they will look on you. The extra E-book is full of tips and advice for hair, tons more than you would find in any magazine.

Typically a lot of women go and buy a bunch of magazines when they want to find a new hair style. If you consider the price of a magazine alone- between 3-5$ — and the fact that you don’t always find the style you want in just one magazine, the price for admission at Hair Styles Cuts and Dos – currently .99 for a whole year —is well worth it

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Description: Online virtual hairstyling with over 2000 hairstyles and 53 color choices to try, online hair consultation, face shape info

Subscription Price: .99

Subscription Term 6 months

Payments Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Bankcard, Diners, Secure transactions

User-Friendly Yes

Guarantees:TheHairStyler.com guarantees* that upon the fee being paid to us, a member will be able to use TheHairStyler.com website for a total period of 6 months to view all available hairstyles using their own uploaded image or a Model image supplied by TheHairStyler.com. Strengths: Celebrity hair styles, men hair styles, description and maintenance routine of hair styles, hairstyle articles, face shape information

Introduction

There is a demo version of the software on the site for you to try out. The demo shows a selection of hair styles and how you can try them on. Also available to visitors for free is the hairstyles consultation. You answer some basic questions about your face, age, height, skin color, hair density, generer, eye color, etc. and then the hairstyle consultation comes back with some recommendations for you to try out. It also has several styles to avoid. Several hairstyle articles are also free for visitors to the site. Some of them cover celebrity hair styles, recent trends and other hair related articles. The freebies on the site are very useful.

Membership

Once you become a member, you have access to the entire selection of hair styles and you can load your own photo into the hair styler software. Be sure to upload a good photo with your hair pulled back off your face and a white background. If you are unable to upload photos on your computer, you can send your photo to The Hair Styler and they will do it for you. Uploading a photo takes about 10 seconds and you are allowed to upload as many photos as you want in the six-month membership. Once your photo is there you can go and try on hair styles in the 7 different categories Celebrity, Everyday, Formal/Bridal, Classic, Mens, Alternative and Dreadlocks.

After you upload your photo you go to a section where you determine your face shape. The face shapes are Oval, Round, Oblong, Heart, Square, Diamond and Triangular. The example face shapes are very easy to place on your photo. Determining your face shape is a breeze!! After your face shape is determined you have to line up the eyes in the diagram to your own eyes and adjust the color of the photo as needed. Next you move on to try on different hair styles

The Celebrity category is broken down further into various female, black female, classic female, various male, black male, classic male and celebrity search. There is a large list of celebrity hair styles to choose from and if this is what you are after, The Hair Styler is your place!! Descriptions for the different hair styles are very useful. They include info on how long it will take to style that particular hair style, what hair care products you will need and what face shape and hair texture the style is suited for.

Everyday hairstyles are broken down into texture- with straight, wavy and curly as choices, and length- short, medium and long are choices. Formal/Bridal categories include UpCurls, UpSmooth, DownCurls, and DownSmooth. If you are looking for prom or bridal hair styles, this section will give you quite a few ideas for your special event. The descriptions for the hair styles are very helpful, giving you suggestions on styling, hair care products to use and how long the style will last.

The Classic and Dreadlock categories are not broken down any further and the Mens hairstyles choices are short, long and conservative. The face model

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Bridesmaiding:  Thanks for meeting with us, Lauren! Can you estimate how many weddings you work a year?

Lauren: I have done hair for 27 weddings. 7 a year, maybe?

Bridesmaiding:  Clearly you do this in addition to your many hours working with your own clients in a hair salon. What do you like about working these additional wedding events?

Lauren: Well, because I work in a busy salon full time, all of the weddings I have done have been my own clients. I love being a part of their big day and putting them at ease that their hair is in capable hands. I really like the excitement and vibe of everyone getting ready. I’ve been told I should be a wedding coordinator on the side.  [She smiles]

Bridesmaiding: Do a lot of the stylists in your salon do weddings as well?

Lauren: Out of the 12 stylists at Mitchell John, 5 of us do formal designs. Because a lot of it has to do with creativity and understanding shapes and proportions, lots of hairstylist do not excel in it.

Bridesmaiding: I assume you typically do the Bride, Mother of the Bride, and Bridesmaids. Do you like it when the ladies bring in a photo of a specific hair style to show you?

Lauren: Yes! I’ve done all of that plus flower girls and grandmothers. Anyone you want beautified. Usually, the most I can do by myself without bringing a second stylist is 9 people.

Yes – please bring pictures!  Show me pictures on your iPhone – it is 2011!  When looking for pictures, search for girls who have similar hair textures and length as you do. Having a few different styles is ok too.  A good stylist will be able to tell you if the half up or all up is a beter idea. Also, be realistic when looking for pictures. If your pin straight locks don’t hold a curl normally – they won’t on your wedding day either.

Bridesmaiding: Which do you prefer: the girls who are very specific about what they want? Or the ones who say “you can do whatever you want?”

Lauren: I like when girls know what direction they want to go in. Someone who says “I want my hair low and to the side and loose” and then lets me create something for them is my favorite kind of client.

Bridesmaiding: Any nightmares? Bridesmaids or Brides who burst into tears? (Like I have!)

Lauren: I have never had a crier on my hands but I have seen my fair share of craziness. Sewing girls into dresses because someone got it altered a bit too tight and the zipper blew (whoops!);  I have seen a lot of issues with botched makeup jobs; girls upset that they look overdone…  Once, I had a wedding party go to a makeup counter and they gave all the girls  black smokey eyes. The bride was livid.

Bridesmaiding: What are some of your favorite wedding hair memories from behind the scenes?

Lauren:  [At] some of the weddings I have done, the bride has actually been my client’s new fiancé. So I have known the guy forever but maybe am just meeting the bride for the first time. I have seen many “first glances” and I think that’s when I love my job the most – when I make EVERYONE happy!

Bridesmaiding: This is a big one for first-time bridesmaids: Do you have any tips for girls who are getting their hair professionally done for a wedding for the first time? You’re not supposed to wash your hair if you’re getting an updo, right?  What do you do if you’re just getting it blown out? Anything else?

Lauren: Day dirty hair is best for Updos. I usually recommend blow-drying your hair the afternoon before the big day. The natural oils in your hair create hold and add natural texture. If you’re a washaholic, don’t fret. Even the finest of hair textures can be de-oiled with dry shampoos.

If you’re getting a blow out, you will be most likely prompted to shower when your stylist is ready to do your hair (if shes doing the hair at the hotel.)

If you’re having a trial done [before the wedding day], bring your veil or any hair clips or gems you would like to try to add to your hairstyle. One of my favorite things is when brides add flowers to their hairstyles. Often, you can work with your florist to bring extra flowers for your hair!