First we fell in love with the ombre hair trend, and now it’s gone global, the A-list have taken things to another level with the introduction of rainbow brights. Take some inspiration from our celebrity hairstyle  look book…

As long as Nicola Roberts is working this tangerine-golden two-tone look, we’ll be playing copycat.

Here’s a snap of when Nicola Roberts first got involved in the trend with faded-out tangerine ends.

Enliven your hair with subtle highlights at the ends. Kate Beckinsale lightens her glossy chocolate locks and adds a glamorous wave for a trip up the red carpet.

Why not join the rainbow hair revolution like Made In Chelsea’s Gabriella Ellis. And if you can’t decide which colour to add to your locks, why not go for them all? We love it!

Alexandra Burke proves that the dip-dye trend is far from dead, stepping out with cool, red tips.

Before settling for this classic ombre dye. We LOVE!

Jessie J made her stamp on the dip-dye trend with these daring bright red ends…

Glueless full lace wigs are full lace wigs specially designed to be worn without adding tape, glue or any adhesives at all. Glueless full lace wigs are all hand made and can be style freely and even be worn in a high ponytail or up do. Our Glueless Full Lace Wig comes equipped with 1 comb placed on the top of the cap to anchor the unit and to prevent sliding, two side hair clips placed at each temple to prevent lace role back as well as an adjustable strap at the nape to help the wig fit perfectly!

Unlike the Lace front wigs which have tracks/wefts in the back, glueless lace wigs are 100% Hand. Tied which allows for multidirectional parting. Yes, the glueless wigs can be parted anywhere! The adjustable straps and/or combs, provides a secure and snug fit that will keep the unit from rolling back or slipage. This beautifully constructed cap is hand crafted with the perfect balance of Swiss or French lace, stretch lace and hand crafted to fit your head like a glove!

Stay ahead of the fashion pack with our ultimate run-down of next season’s hottest hair trends. From pretty plaits to playful ponytails, we’ve got all the backstage catwalk action right here.

TREND: Buns

As seen at: Diane Von Furstenberg

Keep the front of your hair sleek by opting for a slick side-parting and fasten stray locks into the bun using bobby pins.

As seen at: Rick Owens

If a simple knot is just not fancy enough, why not try your hand at Rick Owens’ multi-twist bun? Twist your ponytail into two strands, braid them together and twist into a bun (it’s simpler than it looks).

TREND: Centre-parted

Thought centre-partings were boring? Think again. This season’s straight-down-the-line styles are all about wet-look waves, and easy-breezy down-dos.

As seen at: Roberto Cavalli

Be a grunge goddess with slick, wet-look locks. Achieve the look by adding a shine serum to damp locks and smoothing behind the ears.

As seen at: Gucci

Centre-part locks and sweep the top section back, leaving the rest of your hair loose and wavy. This is a great everyday look.

TREND: Pretty plaits, braids and twists

As seen at: Gucci

Take the front two sections of your hair and twist back to meet at the back of your head. Let the rest of your hair fall into soft waves.

TREND: Ponytails

As seen at: Chanel

For a super-slick finish, work styling product through the top of your locks before slicking back and finish with a high-shine hairspray.

TREND: Waves

As seen at: Burberry Prorsum

Centre-part hair and let your locks hand loose and straight to your shoulders and add waves and curls at the ends of your tresses.
As seen at: Chloe

Keep make-up natural and leave hair centre-parted for an off-duty style.

As seen at: Gucci

This ultra-sexy style is a great day-to-night look. Tease locks up once they’ve been pinned back to create extra root lift.

If you want a look that says, “I just rolled out of bed, but, damn I look good,” then a textured hairstyle is for you. You can easily pull off the look whether your tresses are long, short, or somewhere in between. Adding texture gives any style, from ponytails to pixie cuts, a rough-around-the-edges look that gives a modern feel to classic hairdos. Although they do take a bit of styling and preparation, the look achieved is one that makes the statement of nonchalance.

Make sure the textured style you choose fits your lifestyle and personality. If you’re super active, you’ll want to consider looks that truly are no-fuss and can wear well even after a workout. Remember that a textured look appropriate for a night on the town will most likely not fly in the office. Textured looks can be spiky and rough, or soft and romantic. Adding texture gives fine hair added volume, and lightens up thicker hair.

Medium-Length Hair

Use layers or curls to add texture to mid-length hairstyles. Create a jagged hairstyle with long layers that are sliced at the ends and then flicked up with product. The look is casual and disheveled. For a softer look that still has texture, create waves with a large round brush, rollers, or a large-barrel curling iron. Let the waves cascade around the face.

Long Hair

You can add texture to long hair a number of different ways, including curls, layers, teasing, or a combination of all three. Consider playing with different up-dos, like buns, ponytails, and braids, then add texture by teasing and installing some product to give the hair more texture. Let long locks fall freely in loose waves, tight curls, or long layers for more texture.

The Razor Haircuts are one of the popular hairstyles of all times. It requires great artistry on the part of a hairstylist to give you that best Razor Haircut. If you think that it is quite easy to achieve this hair cut, then you are simply wrong as it is one of the most complicated tasks. No wonder, that the ability to Razor Haircuts are being seen as a considerable achievement in the hairstyling fields.

Razor Haircuts are created by simply slicing the hair with a cut-throat style razor. As the razor is sliced through your hair, it will not leave a blunt edge, thereby creating a wispy effect. You will find many professionals, who have been in the field of hairstyling for years, and still have not mastered the art of a good Razor Haircut. The razor cut will not be difficult for you, if you are able to learn the intricacies involved in razor hair cutting. But before we go on to understand the working of the razor hair cut, the most important point to note is that Razor Haircuts do not suit all kinds of hair. Infact, it will create quite a mess with certain kinds of hair, hence it is vital that the person recognize this need of whether the razor hair cut is perfect for them or not. Those people having straight hair will definitely take on the razor cut, as compared to the curly or wavy hair.

The Razor Hair Cut can add bounce and volumes to your otherwise short hair. The short hair is preferred by most of the working women professionals, as razor cut hardly requires any kind of maintenance and pampering. Also short hair style is in demand, as they are rated higher on style quotient. If you want to experiment with your short Razor Hair Cut, then you should add few flicks to your short hair. The razor cut flicks can be kept to either side or one can style it as per liking for that stylish look.

The Razor Haircuts come out well on oval and angular face structure. Once that you have achieved that enviable Razor Haircut, it is obvious that you would like to highlight it, and therefore one should always go for a hair color, which is not more than 2 shades dark or light than your original natural color. You can always go for highlighting of the end layers of your hair with different colors such as platinum blonde, red streaks, burgundy, pink, dark brown, etc. For a, awesome effect of your Razor Haircut, it helps if you add some splash of color to your hair, as highlights add that additional amount of great depth and texture to the hair.

The Razor Haircuts have the distinctive advantage of forming a lasting-impression. This kind of cut will present an attractive personality and your confidence level is quite high as well, which would not have been possible with a simple bun or a bob. Not all the women are keen on going in for a hair style change as they are wary of how they will look, but with the Razor Haircuts , all the doubts will simply vanish.

The legendary fashion icon— Nicole Richie (Nicole Richie) sometimes in casual and sometimes in high-profile style. Such as this pony tail hairstyle, it may seems very difficult, in fact, a simple 8 steps can acheive it. Let’s learn hairdressing DIY Now!

Step 1: separate a lock of hair with a comb in the head and upward.

Step 2: separate of a small lock on the other side of the head hair and fixed.

Step 3: fix the remaining part of the hair with hair rope to be a simple pony tail

Step 4: fluffy the first part of the hair.

Step 5: unite the second part of the hair with ponytails.

Step 6: fix it with horsetail together with hairpin.

Step 7: gently comb down the first part of the hair

Step 8: Notice: the pony tail should be hided by the first part of hair.

Long, beachy, wavy, messy hair is synonymous with summertime. Experiment with styles and product to achieve the best look for you. It’s also the perfect time to give your hair a break from hot tools too. Dry shampoo can become your best friend when constant washing begins to take a toll. Plus, the volumizing benefits alone are a plus when the rising heat makes hair limp. Try braids, rollers or low-heat hot rollers for setting ultra long-lasting styles.

Copper Couture

Color blocking is a big trend for 2012 and is perfectly demonstrated here with a heavy copper-flashed fringe. A great way to make a statement.

How To Style:
1. Blow dry hair smooth with a paddle brush.
2. Use a flat iron and do a light pass over all your hair.
3. Take a medium barrel curling iron and wind large vertical sections from the mid-length to the ends.
4. Brush hair lightly with a paddle brush to smooth waves.
5. Lightly mist with shine spray.

Blonde Fever
A great bed-head look with a zig-zag parting and a cute braided accent.

How To Style:

1. Finger dry hair with a blow dryer until 85% dry.
2. Apply a light texturizing paste to slightly damp hair.
3. Style into place and allow hair to air dry.
4. Add a small braid to fringe area.

Cinnamon Swirl
Delicate loose waves are only enhanced by gorgeous dimensional hair color.

How To Style:

1. Blow dry hair using a round brush..
2. Use an extra-large barrel curling iron and wind hair from the ends up to midlengths.
3. Allow hair to cool completely then lightly brush out curls.

Lush Locks
Gorgeous hair is only make more stunning with these va-va-voom waves.

How To Style:

1. Dry hair using a round brush and your blow dryer.
2. Using a large barrel curling iron, wind large horizontal vertical sections of hair from the mid-length downward.
3. Curl fringe area up and away from face for an effortless side-swept fringe.
4. Spray hair with a light hold hairspray.

Long hair styles offer lots of versatility. Working with waves is super easy and can be done in as little as 5-10 minutes. Be sure to keep the crown and fringe areas relatively smooth to prevent ‘mushroom’ shaped hair. Remember, the thicker your hair, the more control you want to introduce for a polished look. Select the right product for your texture and desired finish by speaking with your hairdresser. But, don’t overload on product. Keep usage to a minimum and thereby avoid over-saturating strands. Look for products with UV sun protection as longer hair lengths tend to be more fragile. When in doubt, a high po

This summer is definitely on the road to being a scorcher and we are always looking for ways to stay cool.  If you have medium to long hair, the last thing you want to feel is that hair sticking to your neck! While ponytails and messy buns are great go-to hairstyles for summer, but why not bump up the trend-factor and keep cool with a trendy summer top knot?

This super easy and youthful style has definitely made a statement for the past several seasons, so we thought we would share some of our favorite celebrity top knot looks of late and share a simple tutorial so you too can rock this sweet summer hair trend!

Basic Top Knot Styling Steps:

1. Pull hair into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic. Use a brush if you are going for a sleeker look or simply use your fingers for a more casual, messy style.

2. Tease the pony if needed to add more volume, then wrap the hair in a circular motion around the elastic to create your bun/top knot piece.

3. Once you have fully wrapped and run out of hair, secure the ends as needed with a few bobby pins. The “knot” can be as perfect or imperfect as you want it to be.

4. Loosen the pulled back hair as desired or gently tug out a few tendrils to fall around your face if you want.

5. Secure the entire style with a nice medium hold hairspray. You don’t want hair to appear “crunchy” from too much holding spray.

Creative Top Knot Tips:

• If you are rocking a set of trendy bangs, you  can leave them out a la Nicole Richie or twist and pin them back into the style like Gwen and Julianne.

• The twisting and pinning method also works on the back of your hair if you have some shorter layers underneath that won’t stay in a high pony. The extra twist really adds a cool element to the look!

• If your hair is long enough, braid the ponytail before wrapping to wear a braided top knot. You can also simply leave a small section of the ponytail out, braid it and wrap it around your top knot for another take on the style.

The ombre hair trend is more popular than ever! Let these celebs’ two-tone hair styles inspire your own look.

Ombre Hair: Whitney Port

Ombre hair styles are all about amplifying hair’s natural tendency to be darker at the roots and lighter on the ends. With a warm base that graduates subtly into long blonde highlights, Whitney Port perfects a soft take on the Hollywood hair trend.

Ombre Hair: Ciara

Rocking Hollywood’s most dramatic take on the ombre trend, Ciara shows off chocolate roots that shift abruptly to platinum in a line parallel to her eyes.

Ombre Hair: Jessica Biel

Softly diffused blonde color at the ends of Jessica Biel’s hair creates a luminizing ombre effect.

Ombre Hair: Hilary Duff

There’s nothing harsh about Hilary Duff’s ombre hair color, which features tips that are just a couple shades lighter than her rich, dark roots.

Ombre Hair: Leighton Meester

Slowly graduating from dark to light, Leighton Meester’s hair balances light brown roots with honey tips.

Say goodbye to hair dye, your hairstyle is up to you

Hair dye is beautiful, but many people are afraid of the harm of hair dye or hate the taste of hydrogen peroxide, so that they do not have the courage to let the hairstyle at young age. In fact, there are a lot of wonderful things in nature. You can also make a beautiful color without hair dyed. Is it interesting? Let’s enjoy the nature hair dye methods.

Hair dyed with Coffee
with a strong pigment, Coffee is called “notorious”, such as it is difficult to wash careless when coffee infected clothing. This method is not easy to let the black hair colored, but suit for yellow-brown hair.

Steps:
{1} Prepare five component drinking coffee powder and mixed with boiling water.
{2} Applied coffee juice in the hair, and let it dry naturally after one hour, repeat again
{3} wrapped with a hot towel, and wash it with warm water after 45 minutes.

Hair dyed with beer
In Japan, studies have shown that hops extract can be used for black hair, but there is no relationship between the beer we use and the extraction of hops. The experiments show that low concentrations of ethanol are fade strongly.

Color effect: yellow Hair
Steps:
{1} Prepare 2 to 3 bottles of 600 ml of regular beer.
{2} Open it and let the alcohol spread out, After one hour, it will minimize damage to the hair.
{3} Let the hair soaked in beer, then wrapped in her hair with soaked towel and keep half an hour.
{4},Washed it with water. The hair will turn yellow ater two or three days.

Hair dyed with Lemon
Lemon contains acid, acid corrosion “bleaching effect, but the stimulation to the hair and scalp is very small
Hair effect: red Hair

Steps:
{1}Prepare eight lemons, and make it juice.
{2} Applied lemon juice on the hair.
{3} Dry the hair with hot hair dryer, and then cover it again with lemon juice, and then blowing, and then cover, so repeated 3 times.
{4} Wrap the hair with hot towel for 15 minutes.
{5} Wash it with warm water. Once a day, and the hair will turn to dark red for two or three days,