What is the latest hair cut styles and hair colors for medium to long length hair??

Question

i have medium to long length hair and i want change it up, so what is the latest hair style and hair coloring???

Answer 1

Well I have seen many people doing what was popular in the 60's and 70's but if it does not flatter you then why do it. Classic always stays in style and looking good does. I have tried it all as a cosmetologist from extremes to very long hair. I prefer ease of care along with what looks best on me. I look best in a longer layered shag type cut that came into style in the 70's there abouts. I have tried it all since then and the times I get the most compliments is when I have a very good attractive natural coloring on it that flatters my coloration and evens out the color of my hair as my hair tend to lighten unevenly in the sun and I have some very white areas I have had since my twenties around my temples. Now this is not about me but it is to explain what I get compliments on. I have had the one sided hair cuts which were fun, I have had tri color highlighting which was beautiful until it grew out and could not be matched and was a bear to bring back to a natural color not to mention the damage to my hair and expense. Most colors if permanent have a price such as damage or drying out. Some very modern new hennas actually tend to enhance the condition of longer hair which is what my sister who has hair down to her waist and is a nurse has done but with Henna one cannot do a perm until it wears off or is removed which can be very harsh on the hair. My suggestion is that you try out the programs that are not so expensive to buy now that are computerized programs that allow you to change your hair on a photo of yourself such that you can see what you like and show other people. If you have very long hair my suggestion is that you take it off slowly so you do not have a shock reaction to the loss. Often if you want to keep the length there are ways you can put it up that will help it look better along with a trim on the bottom will help take away the dryness.

Answer 2

For highlights I would try the Revlon Color Stylist (I think that's what it is called). It has do it yourself highlights in the same box. Before you do anything, do the strand test on the bottom layer so you know whether you have the right color or not. That is the most important part. I've been burned by that once & landed up with black hair (I was going brown). As far as the style, have you tried layers? Its a great way to update your current haircut. Good luck.

Answer 3

i would try sideswept bangs and choppy layers it'll accent your cheekbones very nicely, and as winter is comming in a darker color is definatly something you want to think about, but be sure that if you dye your hair dark to not forget the eybrows, you want it to look natural, not like you did it at home, even though u probably will ;-P

Answer 4

Long layers and a long swoosh (side bangs). Dye your hair dark brown.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

try a perm

Answer 7

laered and brown