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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Prom Updos

Prom Updos

When it comes to hairstyles for proms, updos are always somewhere on the top of the list of hairstyle choices because of the many ways the hair can be styled and the elegant looks created. Updos generally offer chic looks that really open up the facial area and bring out feminine details. This is especially true for updos where the hair is styled up and away from the face leaving it a blank slate that comes through foremost. Prom updos go well with any dress as well because the hair is not covering any part of the dress. However, many women are still uncomfortable with updos because of emphasis placed on the face. There are also plenty of updos that use features like strands coming down the sides of the face to create a softening effect as well as increase facial framing. This allows for an abundance of hairstyles to compliment any facial shape and perfect for a gala like the prom.

Prom Updo Features

When deciding on an updo for prom, there are several factors to look at including the front of the hairstyle and how the hair is done in the back. Many prom goers want something comfortable and not to delicate because it is a time to have fun after all and not worry if a hairstyle will just fall apart. This starts at the back of the hairstyle as to where to bun or tie up the hair. Updos can have the hair styled up right behind the crown into creative buns or can have the hair tied at the nape in a chignon or a little off center. Updos with the hair bunned towards the crown are more delicate while the ones with the hair near the nape are usually more relaxed. Then there is the style of bun to choose from. For an event like prom, going with a simple bun is definitely more enjoyable that a complicated, threaded bun that is too tight or could come loose. This allows girls to dance and have fun without worry.

The other consideration is the front of the hair which can make a huge difference on the total appearance. The hair can be styled with a fringe, slightly swept locks, or pleated straight back. There can be hanging tendrils on the sides of the face or messy strands pointing in different directions. Each of these unique additions can really create beautiful updos.

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