Retro glamour hair styles

Though this half-up headband is up-to-the-minute trendy, it is guaranteed to become a classic. "Your hair texture could be anything from fine to thick, but length is really the only thing necessary for this style," said celebrity stylist Jamal Hammadi. "The key is to know how much and where to pull the hair back away from your face to follow the lines of your cheekbones and face shape." Very modern are sterling silver and Swarovski crystal hairpin (worn as an earring).

Japanese Hairstyles

Japanese Haircuts are quite unique and defined, you can classify a Japanese hairstyle somewhat similar to that of an American punk hairstyle, since they different types of styles, both features asymmetrical cuts and diverse angles, as well as the spiked look, both of these Japanese hairstyles can also be highlighted with bright neon colors, or they can be highlighted with a streak of blonde throughout the particular hairstyle.

Classic Japanese Haircut


Japanese hairstyle with some personality would probably be the classic “Asian haircut” where the hair is cut in to a bowl shaped bob and the ends are trimmed perfectly to frame the face, and is usually on darker hair colors.

Japanese Spiked Haircuts for Short Hair


Japanese spiked hair is also a plus, where one will not cut their hair, but use lots of hair gel to create a spike effect and have the spikes going at certain angles, instead of being straight up.

Formal Japanese Hair Styles for Women


Japanese hairstyle with the classic bun or chignon look that one can wear. The bun/updo is mostly worn by women and can be placed on the crown of the head, or placed in the back of the head.