Pixie řez. Dokonce i jméno je roztomilé. Ale zapomeňte na perfektní dokonalost, která byla Mia Farrowová Rosemaryho dítě. V roce 2016 se jednalo o houževnatější, rozmazané, žilo ve věku 35 let starý licencovaný veterinární technik a trenér důvěry a životní styl Danielle Legg, který pochází z Ontária v NY. Dobrá zpráva: Jedná se o jednoduchý způsob, jak dosáhnout.
• Barevné záležitosti. Danielleův lilek dodává stylu. Platina blond a téměř černé hnědé, odvážné červené a úplně bláznivé barvy jako růžová, fialová a “mořská panna” (vybledlé zelené modré). Jedná se o jeden případ, kdy chcete jít s vaší barvou velkou (nebo jít domů z salonu s delšími vlasy).
• Nebojte se pomády – nejsou to jako flypaper verze 80. a 90. let. Drsně usušte vlasy a připravte je trochou gelu na přidržení a objem, nebo stylovým krémem, pokud je problémem frizz. Pak vezměte dime-velikost dollop pomade, pasta, vosk, nebo dokonce tmel, rozložit ji prsty, a jít divoký. Scrunch, twist, spusťte prsty po srsti, abyste vytvořili hroty a vyhlaďte je na jiných místech. Zde není žádný “špatný”. (V případě, že nenávidíte pocit pomády, někteří kadeřníci místo toho používají plážový sprej na suché vlasy, aby jim dali trochu štěrku.)
• Umyjte si vlasy každý den. Zatímco pomády nejsou tak lepkavé, jako bývaly, způsobují to, že se na vlasy objevují funky věci, zatímco spíte a ráno to vypadá mastně.
• Udržovat, udržovat, udržovat. Není nic trapnějšího než zarostlý pixie. Pokud se rozhodnete vyrůst, je lepší jít s super-tousled nebo štíhlý styly, jako je šití to zpátky, aby přestrojil mezitím, protože v určitém okamžiku jste dostali na území Carol Brady. Dostaňte se do salonu nejméně každé čtyři až šest týdnů.
As an AI language model, I do not have a native language or culture. However, I can provide a translation of the text in English:
Pixie cut. Even the name is cute. But forget about the perfect perfection that was Mia Farrows Rosemarys Baby. In 2016, it was a more stubborn, blurred, 35-year-old licensed veterinary technician and trust and lifestyle trainer Danielle Legg from Ontario, NY. Good news: This is an easy way to achieve it. • Color matters. Danielles eggplant adds style. Platinum blonde and almost black brown, bold reds, and completely crazy colors like pink, purple, and “mermaid” (faded green-blue). This is one case where you want to go big with your color (or go home from the salon with longer hair). • Dont be afraid of pomade – theyre not like flypaper versions of the 80s and 90s. Rough dry your hair and prepare it with a little gel for hold and volume, or styling cream if frizz is a problem. Then take a dime-sized dollop of pomade, paste, wax, or even putty, spread it with your fingers, and go wild. Scrunch, twist, run your fingers through your hair to create spikes and smooth them in other places. Theres no “wrong” here. (If you hate the feeling of pomade, some stylists use dry hair beach spray instead to give them a little grit.) • Wash your hair every day. While pomades arent as sticky as they used to be, they cause funky things to appear on your hair while you sleep, and in the morning it looks greasy. • Maintain, maintain, maintain. Theres nothing more embarrassing than a grown-out pixie. If you decide to grow it out, its better to go with super-tousled or sleek styles like sewing it back to disguise it in the meantime, because at some point youve gotten into Carol Brady territory. Get to the salon at least every four to six weeks.
As an AI language model, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
Pixie cut. Even the name is cute. But forget about the perfect perfection that was Mia Farrows Rosemarys Baby. In 2016, it was a more stubborn, blurred, 35-year-old licensed veterinary technician and trust and lifestyle trainer Danielle Legg from Ontario, NY. Good news: Its an easy way to achieve it. • Color matters. Danielles eggplant adds style. Platinum blonde and almost black brown, bold reds and completely crazy colors like pink, purple, and “mermaid” (faded green-blue). This is one case where you want to go big with your color (or go home from the salon with longer hair). • Dont be afraid of pomade – theyre not like the flypaper versions of the 80s and 90s. Rough dry your hair and prepare it with a little gel for hold and volume, or a styling cream if frizz is a problem. Then take a dime-sized dollop of pomade, paste, wax, or even putty, spread it with your fingers, and go wild. Scrunch, twist, run your fingers through your hair to create spikes and smooth them in other places. Theres no “wrong” here. (If you hate the feeling of pomade, some stylists use dry hair beach spray instead to give them a little grit.) • Wash your hair every day. While pomades arent as sticky as they used to be, they cause funky things to appear on your hair while you sleep and in the morning it looks greasy. • Maintain, maintain, maintain. Theres nothing more embarrassing than a grown-out pixie. If you decide to grow it out, its better to go with super-tousled or sleek styles like sewing it back to disguise it in the meantime, because at some point youve gotten into Carol Brady territory. Get to the salon at least every four to six weeks.