 It’s finally starting to feel like summer! We can’t wait to wear maxi dresses and straw hats, but not looking forward to the infamous tri-state heatwaves (nobody wants their makeup running during brunch). To sweatproof your summer look, we compiled a list of how to keep your makeup intact:
Opt for a tinted moisturizer For your everyday look, say goodbye to full coverage foundation. Instead, visit your favorite department store (or drugstore!) to find an oil-free lightweight tinted moisturizer. It’s practically a facial moisturizer that also has a slight tint with makeup pigments. The right one can provide light coverage while also hydrating your skin and leaving a glowing finish. Apply moisturizer Whether it’s a liquid or powder foundation, applying primer immediately after your moisturizer can help keep your makeup from sliding off with your sweat. Depending on your preference, some primers will keep you matte, and others will give you that healthy, shimmery glow. Primers are applied after moisturizers. However, if you’re only wearing a tinted moisturizer, you might want to apply the primer first as the tint provides light coverage. Get a lash lift Leave the mascara in your makeup bag this summer and enhance your natural lashes. Our Glaminator Lash Lifting services make your eyes appear like you have extensions. No adhesives or additional extensions are required. The treatment lifts, curls, and defines your natural lashes to make them look longer and fuller. For optimal safety, cream based solutions keep your eyes and their lashes healthy. At the end, lashes are tinted to complete the look. Results are expected to last 6-8 weeks. If you prefer lash extensions, we offer that too! Go for a powder foundation Although it might not give you full coverage, powder foundation is perfect in the summer because it helps combat the excess oils from the hot and humid days. They’re also perfect for touching up on the go. Powder foundations are your best friend for touching up on the go. Don’t forget the SPF (now in powder form too!) High-performing SPF powders offer additional sun protection, absorb excess oil, and even out your complexion without feeling heavy. They’re perfect for those of us who choose to wear makeup in the summer but don’t want the greasy feeling of a lotion. Remove excess oil Before you touch up your makeup with a powder, try removing excess oil with a blotting paper. They’re made with extremely absorbent material that can remove any liquid, and are perfect for removing sweat and oil from your skin. Set your makeup with a spray For a smudge-free, melt-free look, a setting spray might be your best choice. It’s a mist you spray all over your face (about 6-8 inches away) after makeup. In the summer months, we recommend setting sprays with mattifying qualities as they have ingredients that are better at preventing your makeup from smudging. But if you prefer a dewy look, opt for a lightweight spray to prolong your makeup, and look for products that include hydrating ingredients like green tea, vitamin B, aloe vera, or vitamin E. Visit our Glaminator Beauty Bar for one-on-one makeup lessons, airbrush makeup application, bridal makeup, lashes, and so much more!
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 Warm weather has finally arrived and while many of us are opting for fuller brows these days, everything else is coming off! Before you take on that smoothly waxed summer, there are a couple of things you should know. Check out our list of do’s and don’ts to help prep your skin for the best waxing results.
Exfoliate 3-5 days before your appointment, not sooner You’ll find mixed suggestions about when to exfoliate before a wax appointment. To avoid irritation, we do not recommend exfoliating 24 - 48 hours prior to waxing. Inform esthetician/wax specialist about current medication Some medications can cause thinning of the skin, and that can lead to lifting and sensitivity during waxing. When booking your appointment, let your specialist know if you’re taking any of the following: acne and anti-aging medication such as Retin-A, accutane, differin, oral and topical antibiotics, retinol, salicylic acids or other acne medications or exfoliants. Research the salon For obvious reasons, you want to make sure the salon you choose is clean and safe. Estheticians should always wear a fresh pair of new gloves and replace the table covering between each client. To keep our Glaminator clients and staff safe, we focus on every small detail in our waxing techniques. Know the difference between a bikini and brazilian wax A bikini wax is exactly what it sounds like: hair removal along the top and the sides of the bikini line. A Brazilian bikini leaves your entire area bare and that includes top, sides, front and hard to reach areas in the back. Visit our website to see all the waxing services we offer. Book brow appointment a day or two before special event As much as you want fresh brows before taking photos at your next function, we highly recommend waxing your brows at least one day before your event. This allows potential redness, inflammation or irritation to go away on its own. At Glaminator, we work with you to determine which brow shape works best for your face shape and personal style. Many of our clients are now also requesting to enhance their natural eyebrows with our Brow Lamination process. Lamination will smooth out unruly brows, while shaping them in place to appear fuller and shinier. It’s basically a perm for your brows, as it gives them a set, uniform shape for an extended period of time. Instead of curls, a setting lotion helps brow hair stay brushed up and lifted upward for about six weeks. Don’t break wax routine For best results, don’t shave in between your waxing appointments as it can cause ingrown hair and irritation. We also recommend a routine where you come in every 3-4 weeks. Avoid sunbathing/sun tanning To prevent sunburn, we ask our clients not to tan 1-2 days before and after their waxing appointment. Waxing removes the top layer of the dead-surface skin cells - just like exfoliating and can lead to visible burns. Allow 1-2 days after waxing to ensure any irritation or redness is gone before laying out in the sun. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  The real question you should be asking is why don’t you have a waxing routine yet? We’ve put together a short list of reasons you should!
We’re quick Our standard is to be mindful of your time, so we aim to complete your service in around 15 minutes or less. Services that cover larger areas (like your back or legs) take a little longer—but still it would be less time than if you shaved or attempted a DIY solution at home. It’s better for your skin Our signature wax is made with the highest-quality beeswax and other safe ingredients designed to calm and nurture your skin. When we apply our wax, it has a sensation that can be described as the temperature of warm bath water, and it's made to adhere to hair—never your skin! In addition, unlike shaving, you never have to worry about nicks or scrapes on your skin. Longer-lasting results Without a doubt, shaving leaves hair behind. You might not see it the first day, but it’s there, just underneath your skin, waiting to sprout up and ruin your smooth new feel at any moment. Waxing removes hair at the root, so you won’t have that rough stubble feeling. With the whole hair removed, you’ll stay smoother longer. Bumps & ingrown hairs are yesterday’s news The expertise of our Wax Glaminators combined with our exclusive signature wax means the times of bracing for bumps, blemishes and ingrown hairs are way behind you. For good measure, we have a collection of local sourced, organic skincare products that were created specifically to complement our wax services by helping combat some of the common side effects of hair removal. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty After deciding on your makeup, it’s time to get your head around the bridal hairstyle to elevate your wedding look. Despite being cooped up at home for the better half of the year, brides have been test driving classic and contemporary styles, whether it was for a social outing earlier in 2020 or letting their hair down at home for fun. As weddings have gotten more intimate, there’s no denying its versatility either. From aisle-worthy updos to bridal braids, from fuss-free ponytails to well-placed accent, here are elegant and easy-to-recreate options for brides and guests.  The bun, be it updo or chignon, retains its status and sway as a bridal classic. Let’s count the reasons why it looks flawless: The hairstyle is bound to work no matter your hair texture or type. You simply need to loosen or tighten the bun to change its appeal. Buns are perfect to show off a backless blouse teamed with your lehenga or sari, and in contrast, highlight your jewellery and makeup when wearing a high neckline.  Call it the undisputed champion of wedding celebrations if you will, but braids are easy-to-put-together and easier-to-manage. Straight, wavy, curly, natural—they work with every hair texture and for every occasion. You can give conventional weaving a pick-me-up with a fishtail plait, lace a classic bun with an intricate braid or go bohemian by wearing the braid as a headband.  Sometimes, it’s best to keep it simple. And if you’d rather take the ‘less is more’ approach with your wedding-friendly hairstyle, a ponytail will be your saving grace. Ponytails may have been you go-tos for lazy days, but when styled right, they will be anything but boring. Bump it up a by teasing the crown or the bottom strands for some enviable volume. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss:
Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty   Imagine waking up every morning to lashes that looked like they’d been through a few curler clamps and coated with a hit of mascara...all before you put any makeup on. Not only is it possible, but the reality is as magical as it sounds. We’re talking about lash lifts and tints, the hour-and-change treatment that yields "do-nothing, still-look-great" results.
What is a lash lift? One way to think of a lash lift is like a perm for your eyelashes. Unlike a lash extension, a lash lift simply alters the shape and color of your natural lashes. With a keratin lash lift, more protein is added back into the lash. In a non-keratin lash lift, “the lashes are rolled upwards and set in place using the same type of chemicals that are used in traditional hair perms,” Carol Pires, Owner of Glaminator Beauty Bar, explains. The treatment involves boosting and lifting each individual lash, before tinting them for thicker, darker, longer looking lashes. What happens during a lash lift? When you walk into your first lash lift, you can expect to lie down on a bed (like the kind you’d get a wax on). But, unlike a wax, you won’t actually be able to see anything, or use your eyes (and therefore, phone) for the duration of your appointment. The appointment itself boils down to three key steps. First, silicone pads are placed on the (closed) eyelids. Your lashes are then lifted and a serum is applied to them. This first serum is used to break down the protein in the lashes. The lashes are molded onto the shield, so it breaks down the lash to take shape. Next, a keratin-infused fixing serum is applied, which, begins the process of restoring the lashes and conditioning them. The tint is applied and the silicone pads are removed. Finally, a coat of pure keratin is applied to the lashes, which provides an extra layer of protein to strengthen and condition. Will a lash lift damage your lashes? Lash lifts will not damage your lashes if done properly. Getting your lashes lifted usually motivates you to grow longer lashes and take better care of them naturally. I tell my clients to hydrate their lashes after a lift with coconut oil. How long will the results last? Results of a lash lift and tint last about six to eight weeks. How do you maintain a lash lift? The first 48 hours after a lash lift are the most crucial to maintaining those gorgeous results, and it’s required that you avoid water (and mascara), heavy exercising (or anything that would make you sweat a lot), or showering—at least in any way that will expose your lashes to the water. After 48 hours, we recommend brushing the lashes out every morning and evening before applying a lash serum. Can you use mascara on top of your lash lift? Yes, but never waterproof formulas. Waterproof mascara dehydrates the lashes in order to stay on, which causes breakage to the lash. Are lash lifts safe? In short, yes. When performed properly, the procedure is relatively safe, nothing that risks include potential skin irritation or allergies to the eyepatches or chemicals used in the process. If the perming chemicals are on the lashes for too long, they can lead to breakage or lash damage, and occasionally, with tints, the dye used can lead to allergies or direct irritation if they come in contact with the skin. As a customer, make sure to look at a professional’s reviews, before-and-afters, or ask a trusted friend for a recommendation. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Stress affects everyone regardless of age, race, nationality or gender. It has been touted as a trigger for health conditions like inflammation, gastrointestinal disorders, asthma and even heart disease and diabetes, and much has been rhapsodized about how following a low-stress lifestyle is one of the keys to improving one’s quality of life. One doesn’t have to look far to see how the modern “wellness wave,” which can comprise of anything from the uptick in adaptogenic products to meditation retreats to a healthier work-life balance, has slowly taken over the collective—all to combat the debilitating effects of chronic stress.
From sleepless nights to fielding an unwanted blemish to weight fluctuations or even depression and Alzheimer’s disease—both the mental and physical manifestations of stress can show up in our bodies in a myriad of ways. For some of us, the lasting legacy of severe stress can even result in hair loss, which can actually be permanent if the root of the cause is not addressed. But how does one keep stress at bay? It’s a pretty ubiquitous issue after all (and one that can pervade all aspects of our lives, from work to personal matters), and hair loss from stress can just as soon be a stressor in and of itself, resulting in an even more compounded problem! Below, we take a look at how to identify whether or not your compromised hair health is stress-related, which can help you come up with a solution and minimize the risk of hair loss. Read on: What Types of Hair Loss Are Related to Stress? A lot of things can contribute to hair loss: nutrient deficiency, over-styling digestive issues, free radical damage, hormonal imbalances, genetics, and yes, stress, can all affect hair wellness. Visiting your doctor to get your levels checked, getting proper nutrition, ensuring there are no physiological health problems at play, plus making sure you’ve got a good hair care routine can eliminate several of these factors. Next, looking at the kind of hair fall you are experiencing can help you further narrow it down. There are two common types of hair loss related to stress: telogen effluvium and trichotillomania. They are slightly different and can offer more insight into the reason behind your hair loss. Telogen effluvium is the technical name for temporary hair loss. Its onset is when a substantial shock happens to the body, and according to one study, occurs primarily to women. Hair moves from the growing stage (anagen) into the resting stage (telogen). Normally a person may lose 100 hairs a day, but with the onset of telogen effluvium, they may lose 300 hairs a day instead. The cause of this condition is wide-ranging and may include excessive sun exposure, weight loss or an unusual diet, psychological stress, childbirth, surgery, discontinuing contraceptive pills and certain medications. Telogen effluvium can be reversed, and after a period of time hair typically starts to grow back. Trichotillomania, according to the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), is a chronic obsessive-compulsive disorder that involves excessive hair-pulling. Experts state that this disorder has multiple causes and that long-term treatment is required to manage the condition. The study also says that “many who suffer from TTM experience shame, struggle with low self-esteem and report repeated efforts to conceal hair loss.” How Long Does Stress-Related Hair Loss Last? Depending upon the type of stress-related hair loss one is afflicted with, hair may start growing back anytime within a few months to a few years. With telogen effluvium, according to an article in Medical News Today, once the “trigger (to hair loss) has been established and addressed, the hair cycle should normalize and hair will begin to grow back.” Experts say that hair will start to grow again within a few months of treatment, but that constant and chronic stress can delay this and have the condition persist for longer times. According to the DSM-5, for those suffering from trichotillomania, hair may grow back along with continued long-term therapies to manage and reduce the negative behaviors. Depending on how much the scalp has been damaged, it may take months or years before hair may start to grow again. A scalp regimen, like weekly scrubs and serums, helps keep your scalp healthy and may provide a good foundation for healthy regrowth. 3 Ways to Stop Hair Loss from Stress There are natural ways to reduce stress in your life, which in turn can help you in your quest to prevent hair loss. Try changing your diet by incorporating more protein and fruits and vegetables that contain anti-aging properties (blueberries, spinach or sweet potatoes are good places to start!). You can also be more mindful about what time you go to sleep at night. If you need to, create a set time to go to bed to get around 8 hours of sleep to help reduce stress. Below, we offer some tips to help manage stress and possibly induce hair growth at the same time: 1. Yoga/meditation Yoga is a gentle form of exercise that can not only alleviate stress but can also help you get fit. Almost every yoga class has a meditation section, usually at the end of the class. If your stress levels are high, look for soothing hatha yoga or Iyengar yoga classes. 2. Head massages Head massages can stimulate hair growth by increasing blood circulation to the scalp, which feeds the hair follicles and encourages hair growth. When massaging your scalp, use the pads of your fingers, and massage your scalp no longer than 5 minutes at a time. You can also incorporate essential oils when massaging your scalp. Mix a few drops of an essential oil like lavender or rosemary with a carrier oil (olive, grapeseed, almond or apricot kernel) and gently massage it into your scalp. 3. Switch out your shampoos When stressed, your hair can become delicate and easily prone to damage. Haircare products that contain sulfates can dry out hair even more. Try switching to gentle or organic shampoos and conditioners. Argan, jojoba and sunflower seed oils are ingredients to look for in shampoos and conditioners, as they are very gentle and have nourishing and moisturizing properties. As stated earlier, the average person may lose 100 hairs a day. If you feel that you might be losing more hair than you normally do or have discovered small coin-shaped bald patches on the scalp or elsewhere on the body, it’s a good idea to speak with a medical professional. Board-certified dermatologists are trained to diagnose and help treat scalp issues and different types of hair loss, including hair loss caused by stress and/or autoimmune disease. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Lamination is no longer just a reference to that shiny finish your first-grade teacher applied to an important piece of paper. The concept has made its grand return to our adult lives with the latest brow trend. An innovative technique called brow lamination originated in Russia, and it's quickly made it's way to New Jersey. You may have noticed pictures of full, slicked-up brows with a high-shine finish taking over your IG and Facebook feed. Well, that's brow lamination. It's more or less semipermanent soap brows. Brow lamination "takes your thinning brow hair and smoothes it out while also lifting the hair in a more vertical direction," says Carol Pires, a brow expert and the owner of Glaminator Beauty Bar, in Pompton Plains New Jersey." The end result is super smooth brows that look like you have brow gel on them."  What is the brow lamination process like? Brow lamination is basically a perm for your brows, as it gives them a set, uniform shape for an extended period of time. Instead of curls, a setting lotion helps brow hair stay brushed up and lifted upward for about six weeks. The actual process starts off by painting a lifting cream onto the brow, which creates a chemical process that breaks down bonds in each hair, allowing them to be moved into a new shape. Next, the brow hairs are brushed up into place and a neutralizer is applied to reform the bonds into their new shape. Then a nourishing oil is added to the brows to replenish their moisture after the chemical treatment process. From there, the brows may be tweezed, waxed, or tinted, depending on the look you're going for. As for price, brow lamination costs $70 for the lamination and $35 for the tint. With proper care, you can expect your laminated brows to last up to 6 weeks.  If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss:
Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Getting your hair and makeup done for your wedding day is almost as important as the dress itself! It’s your time to shine and look your very best, on one of the most amazing days of your life.
Fortunately, most stylists offer a makeup and hair trial run to make sure you’re both on the same page and so your wedding day goes off without a hitch. This is a great time to play with styles. You may be surprised to find out that you don’t love the look you thought you would or you may fall in love with it even more – it’s a time to play! Before you go in for your trial run, check out these tips to make the most of your time. Bring Pictures and an Open Mind Remember, you’re going to a specialist – someone that does this for a living. While you should have your ideas and pictures to share, listen to what your stylist thinks too. If this isn’t her first rodeo, she may have some ideas you never thought of or know of issues she could help you sidestep on your big day. The point of the trial run is to let your stylist play around so you can decide together what works. Bring your Makeup Bag Your makeup artist will likely use her own products that she loves, but seeing what you normally use and love will help her. She may need to see the shades or she may want to see your ‘normal’ look so she can really make it different for your wedding day. Bring your Accessories If you’re wearing a veil, any hairpieces, or jewelry, bring it all with you to your trial run. This gives your stylist time to work with your accessories and it gives you time to see if you love how they look. You may love the accessories on their own, but once they’re on, you may change your mind or even find that you want to add something. Get your Skin and Hair Ready If you want your skin and hair to look their best, treat it well before you go for your trial run. Do a mini-facial at home and deep condition your hair the day before your trial (don’t wash it the day of). Drink lots of water and make sure your skin and hair are clean and ready for the stylist to work her magic. Wear a Similar Neckline and/or Style as your Dress You obviously won’t wear your dress to the trial run, but find something with a similar cut to bring to your trial. You’ll be able to see how your hair and even makeup looks with the style – you may find that what you thought you wanted doesn’t work or something the stylist recommends looks amazing with the style. Most importantly, have fun! Your makeup and hair trial is another piece of the puzzle and a day to put in the memory book. Relax, unwind, bring a friend, and have some laughs as you prepare for the most important day of your life! If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Shaving vs waxing is an ongoing debate. Is waxing worth it or is a quick shave during your morning shower enough? While waxing keeps your hair away much longer than shaving, it has many other benefits that many women don’t realize.
Let’s check them out. You Change the Hair Regrowth Cycle Waxing slows hair regrowth – which is what you want! This means smoother skin, more time in your mornings to do other things (sleep, maybe) and thinner hair regrowth. When you wax, you remove the hair at the root, rather than cutting the hair at the shaft where it meets the skin, as shaving does. If you wax regularly, your hair grows back slower and slower, giving you smoother skin for longer periods. Your Skin Gets Exfoliated Waxing doesn’t replace the need to exfoliate, but it’s a nice bonus when you get it done. It rips off the outer layer of your skin, giving your skin a fresh start. It’s up to you to take care of that skin by moisturizing, staying hydrated, and continually exfoliating at least once a few days after your waxing appointment. You’ll Feel more Comfortable Have you ever felt the uncomfortable hair regrowth itch? It’s like you know the minute your hair is growing back because you incessantly itch. Waxing solves that problem. Since your hair grows back slower, it doesn’t get to the skin’s surface as fast, so you may skip the itchy feeling altogether. Say Goodbye to Razor Burn We’ve all been there – that painful razor burn that negates any beauty that shaving was supposed to offer. Not only is it ugly, but it hurts! Waxing doesn’t create this problem. In fact, your technician will likely ask you not to shave in between your waxing appointments, so once you start waxing, you can say goodbye to razor burn forever. Reduce the Risk of Ingrown Hairs If you’ve never had an ingrown hair, consider yourself lucky. It hurts. Waxing eliminates this risk, though. Technicians pull your skin tight before ripping off the wax strip, which ensures that they get every hair, and reduce or eliminate the risk of ingrown hairs growing and putting you at risk for infection. You Get Pampered It’s not often that we take time for ourselves, so consider your waxing time ‘me time’ and enjoy it. Let your Glaminator do the work making you beautiful while you enjoy a little relaxation time. You’ll have more time to yourself when this pesky task is completed too, since you won’t have to work in time to shave every other day. If you don’t wax yet, consider it! Waxing makes your life simpler and your skin smoother. You don’t have to worry about ugly hair growth every few days or worrying about what you look like when you’re in a hurry and forgot to shave. There’s nothing to shave when you get waxed regularly and the more you do it, the slower your hair grows back. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  When you picture a bride, you picture long hair swept into a gorgeous wedding hairstyle, right? If you have short hair, you may think you could never pull off that look, but you may just be surprised.
No matter your hair length, there are beautiful and elegant wedding hairstyles a reputable stylist can create for you! Updos Aren’t out of the Question Believe it or not, stylists can work magic with updos and short hair. It’s all in the technique. While they can’t sweep up your hair in a sophisticated chignon, they can wrap your cute locks up, layering them on one another, creating an elegant and unique look. Let your hairstylist try it at your trial appointment to see what you think! Low Buns are Elegant Too If you want your hair swept ‘up’ but can’t quite get it higher than your neck, consider a low bun. They are whimsical and elegant at the same time and work great with certain hairpieces. Talk to your stylist about your options, or ask what type of hairpieces would work best if you chose the low bun before you buy one. Use the Half Up Hairstyle Wedding hair doesn’t mean it has to be worn up, but if you’ve always imagined a ‘swept up’ look, consider a half-up hairstyle. Sweep up the sides and half of the back, but not the entire hair. Use elegant clips and accessories to dress it up, making your hair look romantic and elegant for your big day. Accessorize It If you have short hair, such as the pixie style, consider just going with more accessories. A flower band or an elegant veil will make your hair look sweet and romantic no matter how short it is. Pixie hairstyles are great at showing off your amazing facial features – and what more does your groom want to see on your wedding day than your beautiful smile? Loose Curls are Sweet Some brides don’t want the elegant and sophisticated look; they would rather look like ‘themselves’ on their wedding day. Low loose curls are the perfect way to do just that. They don’t take away from the dress, or your beautiful face, and yet they add a sense of elegance to your everyday hairstyle. Use Side Pins Short hair that can’t be swept up or curled looks elegant with side pins. Your stylist can pin back the front of your hair, while creating a sophisticated style with the rest of your hair. It’s a way to add a little bit of sophistication to your style without going overboard. The sky is the limit when creating wedding hairstyles out of short hair. Experiment, have fun, and have an open mind when you sit down with your stylist to come up with your wedding hairdo. Think of your dress’s neckline and the look you want and together you’ll create the most magical hairstyle that will wow your guests and make you feel like a princess on your special day. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty |
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