rainhorse68 answered Tuesday July 14 2015, 6:21 am: If you're a bit nervy about embarking on a total Do-It-Yourself job for the first time how about a visit and a chat with your regular hair-stylist? I've no doubt he or she will have been asked to copy the Taylor Swift style more than a few times, she's a bit of a fashion icon mate! The stylist will have bags of experience and know what can and cannot be done with your hair type, and how to do it. They do any cutting that's needed and you watch closely and ask questions about the after-cut styling while they do it. What type of straighteners, what temperature, what particular comsmetic products they use, techniques, and so on. Mistakes can take an annoyingly long time to 'grow-out' with hair. I'm a great believer in getting a pro on the job for many things. You often learn a lot more stuff watching an expert for one paid hour than you can in many hours of unpaid solo trial and error. A lot of people can become experts on their own hair, stylists have to know about all the different types and they get this knowledge through experience. [ rainhorse68's advice column | Ask rainhorse68 A Question ]
missundersmock answered Monday July 13 2015, 7:40 pm: that looks pretty simple to me, its a simple choppy banged hair cut, combed over to one side and then half curled with a curling iron or round hot comb.
her hair texture though may be different then yours tho so its not gonna come out perfect every time you do it and it looks like her is the same way. its styled that way, and i know her hair texture is easy to work with so you can get it to do almost anything.
buy a curling iron that has a hot comb or "bristles" on it, and make sure its wide barreled, cut your bangs choppy, sweep them to the side, apply a little hair spray while your curling it like hers and your set!
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