Ideas about Black Girls Fashion
How do you usually dress up yourself?What’s your favorite style to dress up yourself? Here is some styles you need to see and learn.
There is only lazy woman but no ugly woman.Dress up yourself now!
Light up your life!
2016年12月21日星期三
2016年12月14日星期三
2016 Popular short hairstyles
2016 Popular short hairstyles
When your hair is too long to be a chin-length bob, you're in the ideal zone for trying out every look under the sun. Click through for the ultimate inspo.
If you've always wanted to go short, now's a better time than ever to take the plunge. But there's no going back once you commit to the chop—unless you're doubling down on hair gummies—so how the hell are you supposed to style it once you do? Here, many celebrity looks that will act as your spiritual hair guide.
Here is the short wavy hairstyles show:
Here is the short curly hairstyles show:
Here is the short straight hairstyles show:
Here is the short colorful hairstyles show:
Change your style now!
2016年11月24日星期四
How to make a wig (2)
Part 3 Preparing the Hair
1.Choose real or synthetic hair. Both options have advantages and
disadvantages. Generally, for a wig that will be worn every day, you would want to use real hair. For a wig only worn on occasion, you might be able to use synthetic hair.
2.Sort and pull the hair. Run handfuls of hair through a hair heckle to detangle, straighten, and sort the hair. Pull and tie it into sections using hair elastics.
3.Place the hair in between drawing mats. Lay one end of each hair section onto one drawing mat. Place the other drawing mat on top of the hair so that the pointed sides of both mats meet.
Part 4 Creating the Wig
1. Pick out the right ventilating needle. The right size depends on the number of strands you want in a single knot. For more strands, choose a larger needle. For fewer strands, choose a smaller one.
2.Pull the hair through in a loop and knot it onto the lace.You will need to single-knot or double-knot sections of hair made from only a few strands onto the individual gaps in the lace foundation using your ventilating tool.
3.Work from the neck up. You should always start knotting the wig onto the lace from the bottom of the neckline. Work your way up along the back before moving to the sides. After reaching the sides, work your way over the crown of the head.
4.Vary the direction. Once you reach the crown of the wig, you should mentally separate the top into six separate directions and tie the strands off evenly in each of those directions.
5.Cover the ribbons. Turn the wig inside out and stitch hair along the inside edge of the ribbons to prevent them from showing from the front.
6.Sew in steel springs. Use a needle and thread to sew a few short steel springs around the temples, neck, and forehead of the wig. This will help the hair lift in a natural, pleasant manner.
7.Make the part and style the wig. With all the hair sewn in place, part the wig as you would do with a normal head of hair and cut the hair into your desired style.
8.Make the final fit. Try the wig on. It should now be complete, but if anything looks off, you should still be able to adjust it.
1.Choose real or synthetic hair. Both options have advantages and
disadvantages. Generally, for a wig that will be worn every day, you would want to use real hair. For a wig only worn on occasion, you might be able to use synthetic hair.
2.Sort and pull the hair. Run handfuls of hair through a hair heckle to detangle, straighten, and sort the hair. Pull and tie it into sections using hair elastics.
3.Place the hair in between drawing mats. Lay one end of each hair section onto one drawing mat. Place the other drawing mat on top of the hair so that the pointed sides of both mats meet.
Part 4 Creating the Wig
1. Pick out the right ventilating needle. The right size depends on the number of strands you want in a single knot. For more strands, choose a larger needle. For fewer strands, choose a smaller one.
2.Pull the hair through in a loop and knot it onto the lace.You will need to single-knot or double-knot sections of hair made from only a few strands onto the individual gaps in the lace foundation using your ventilating tool.
3.Work from the neck up. You should always start knotting the wig onto the lace from the bottom of the neckline. Work your way up along the back before moving to the sides. After reaching the sides, work your way over the crown of the head.
4.Vary the direction. Once you reach the crown of the wig, you should mentally separate the top into six separate directions and tie the strands off evenly in each of those directions.
5.Cover the ribbons. Turn the wig inside out and stitch hair along the inside edge of the ribbons to prevent them from showing from the front.
6.Sew in steel springs. Use a needle and thread to sew a few short steel springs around the temples, neck, and forehead of the wig. This will help the hair lift in a natural, pleasant manner.
7.Make the part and style the wig. With all the hair sewn in place, part the wig as you would do with a normal head of hair and cut the hair into your desired style.
8.Make the final fit. Try the wig on. It should now be complete, but if anything looks off, you should still be able to adjust it.
2016年11月21日星期一
How to make a wig (1)
How to make a wig (1)
Making a wig for everyday use can be a difficult, time-consuming task, so it usually gets left up to the professionals. If you're interested in trying to make a wig yourself, however, you can do so as long as you have the right tools and plenty of patience. Here's how to do it.
Part 1 Measuring the Wearer's Head
1)Measure around the head at the hairline.
Use a cloth tape measure to measure along the hairline. The tape measure should extend from the base of your hairline at your neck to the top of your hairline at the forehead.
The tape measure should wrap just above the ears on either side of your head.
Do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair, but it should not be taut.
2)Measure down the center top of your head.
Place the end of a cloth tape measure at the center of your forehead, matching the end of the tape measure to the beginning of your natural hairline. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and down to the middle of the nape, where you natural hairline ends.
As before, do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair without being taut.
3)Measure from one ear to the other. Bring the end of the cloth tape measure to the uppermost point at which your ear connects to the rest of your head. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and back down to the same position of the opposite ear.
The tape measure should rest on both ears along the point at which eyeglasses or sunglasses would sit.
Once again, the tape measure should lie flat against flattened hair but should not be pulled tight.
Part 2 Forming the Wig Foundation
1) Transfer your measurements to a wig block.
Draw a rough sketch of the perimeter of your head based on the measurements you took. Use your cloth tape measure to measure out the same distances for the perimeter of your head, the crown of your head, and the distance between your ears.
Alternatively, you could find a cotton lace cap or other fine net cap that will fit your head and place that over the wig block. It will not be a custom fit, but doing this can be easier than trying to form and apply strips of cotton lace.
2)Nail cotton ribbons to the block. Line cotton ribbon along the perimeter of your wig outline, as drawn previously. Gently hammer this ribbon onto the wig block using small nails.
If you decide to use a Styrofoam head instead of a wooden wig block, you can use sewing pins instead of nails to attach the ribbons.
Make sure that the ribbons are as flat as possible on the wig block.
3)Apply wet cotton lace. Moisten strips of cotton lace by quickly spritzing them with water from a spray bottle. Drape the strips of cotton lace over the wig block and stitch them to the ribbon.
Note that the strips of cotton lace must be at least as long as the measurement you took for the crown of your head. They can, however, be a little longer at this point. Use as few strips as possible, opting for larger pieces rather than many smaller ones.
Pin the lace in place before sewing it onto the ribbon.
You can find cotton lace in a variety of colors, but avoid lace with patterns already embroidered into it.
Wetting the lace beforehand makes it easier to form and shape.
4)Try the foundation on. Remove the nails from the ribbon and take the wig foundation off the wig block. Try it on to determine if it fits correctly.
If the wig foundation does not fit correctly, determine why not. Return the foundation to the wig block and make any adjustments you need to make in order to fix the fit.
When everything fits the right way, trim off any excess cotton lace that hangs past the ribbon border of the wig foundation
Making a wig for everyday use can be a difficult, time-consuming task, so it usually gets left up to the professionals. If you're interested in trying to make a wig yourself, however, you can do so as long as you have the right tools and plenty of patience. Here's how to do it.
Part 1 Measuring the Wearer's Head
1)Measure around the head at the hairline.
Use a cloth tape measure to measure along the hairline. The tape measure should extend from the base of your hairline at your neck to the top of your hairline at the forehead.
The tape measure should wrap just above the ears on either side of your head.
Do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair, but it should not be taut.
2)Measure down the center top of your head.
Place the end of a cloth tape measure at the center of your forehead, matching the end of the tape measure to the beginning of your natural hairline. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and down to the middle of the nape, where you natural hairline ends.
As before, do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair without being taut.
3)Measure from one ear to the other. Bring the end of the cloth tape measure to the uppermost point at which your ear connects to the rest of your head. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and back down to the same position of the opposite ear.
The tape measure should rest on both ears along the point at which eyeglasses or sunglasses would sit.
Once again, the tape measure should lie flat against flattened hair but should not be pulled tight.
Part 2 Forming the Wig Foundation
1) Transfer your measurements to a wig block.
Draw a rough sketch of the perimeter of your head based on the measurements you took. Use your cloth tape measure to measure out the same distances for the perimeter of your head, the crown of your head, and the distance between your ears.
Alternatively, you could find a cotton lace cap or other fine net cap that will fit your head and place that over the wig block. It will not be a custom fit, but doing this can be easier than trying to form and apply strips of cotton lace.
2)Nail cotton ribbons to the block. Line cotton ribbon along the perimeter of your wig outline, as drawn previously. Gently hammer this ribbon onto the wig block using small nails.
If you decide to use a Styrofoam head instead of a wooden wig block, you can use sewing pins instead of nails to attach the ribbons.
Make sure that the ribbons are as flat as possible on the wig block.
3)Apply wet cotton lace. Moisten strips of cotton lace by quickly spritzing them with water from a spray bottle. Drape the strips of cotton lace over the wig block and stitch them to the ribbon.
Note that the strips of cotton lace must be at least as long as the measurement you took for the crown of your head. They can, however, be a little longer at this point. Use as few strips as possible, opting for larger pieces rather than many smaller ones.
Pin the lace in place before sewing it onto the ribbon.
You can find cotton lace in a variety of colors, but avoid lace with patterns already embroidered into it.
Wetting the lace beforehand makes it easier to form and shape.
4)Try the foundation on. Remove the nails from the ribbon and take the wig foundation off the wig block. Try it on to determine if it fits correctly.
If the wig foundation does not fit correctly, determine why not. Return the foundation to the wig block and make any adjustments you need to make in order to fix the fit.
When everything fits the right way, trim off any excess cotton lace that hangs past the ribbon border of the wig foundation
2016年11月14日星期一
15 Pretty Best Bob Hairstyles for Black Women You Have to See
It’s time for a new transformation and if your actual hairstyle looks dull day by day then you should think of another one. Sometimes it is difficult for black women to choose a new outfit and hairstyle. On the hand it is still about the remains of the white society domination, and on the other hand, that is more important, black hair is a unique short hair type. Of course, it’s better if you pick a trendy haircut for you that goes with your face shape and face features. What about short bob hairstyles? We have an incredible collection of 50 Best Bob Hairstyles for Black Women to try. These options are glamorous not only in their shapes but also in their trendy hair colors. Check them out!
1.Silver Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
2.Black Woman Straight Purple Bob Hairstyle
3. Thick Feathered Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
4. Blue Wavy Bob Hairstyle on Black Women
5. Black Straight Ombre Bob Hairstyle
6. Layered Bob Hairstyle for Black Woman
7. Black Woman with Bob Curly Hair Style
8. Wavy Medium Bob Style Black Women
9. Short Bob Hairstyle Back for Black Women
10. Thick Bob Hairstyle Back View for Black Women
11. Cute Blonde Curly Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
12. Chic Thick Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
13. Inverted Bob Hairstyle with Blue Highlights for Black Women
14. Casual Straight Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
15. Simple Red Bob for Black Women
1.Silver Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
2.Black Woman Straight Purple Bob Hairstyle
3. Thick Feathered Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
4. Blue Wavy Bob Hairstyle on Black Women
5. Black Straight Ombre Bob Hairstyle
6. Layered Bob Hairstyle for Black Woman
7. Black Woman with Bob Curly Hair Style
8. Wavy Medium Bob Style Black Women
9. Short Bob Hairstyle Back for Black Women
10. Thick Bob Hairstyle Back View for Black Women
11. Cute Blonde Curly Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
12. Chic Thick Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
13. Inverted Bob Hairstyle with Blue Highlights for Black Women
14. Casual Straight Bob Hairstyle for Black Women
15. Simple Red Bob for Black Women
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