As the new year begins, I think we're all thinking the same way: We want to loose weight, change our negative ways and change our hairstyles.

Well, ladies, I have some wonderful and innovative ways for you to look your best in 2010.

Some of you are wearing short hair but don’t want to cut it shorter. If you want to change your look, you still have options.

Consider changing your hair color or adding some highlights. If you have color already and you’re wearing you’re hair short, add lowlights to give your hair dimension.

Your hairstylist can give you color suggestions that will compliment your skin tone and lifestyle. Another way to change your short hair look is to add hair extensions to either add fullness or to elongate your bangs.

On the other hand, if you’re wearing long hair and are in the mood for something chic, there is an abundance of options for you as well.

Pull your hair back into a classic chignon with a pair of long earrings. That’s a fabulous way of showing off your facial features without cutting your hair. You could also wear it curly then straighten the ends for a tousled look.

For a more defined look, add extensions then cut them in a short razored cut. You’ll surely get everyone’s attention.

And last but not least, if your hair is natural and you’re tired of wearing it in twists or in it’s natural state, you, too, can switch it up in the New Year!
Have your hair blown out and straightened and get it “shaped” into a style that will work whether it’s straight or curly.

I love to see natural hair straightened then curled with a small-barreled curling iron. The hair still has a natural look, just more refined.

So what are you waiting for? The New Year is here. Try a different hairstyle; it could make you look thinner and help change those negative thoughts.

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