Style Questions Here!

[Salvanas]

Okay. Well, looking at your face shape, I don't think any of those three hairstyles would suit you.

Here's one thing that I think would suit you perfectly.

BOMBHEAD

It suits your face shape perfectly, and it's realistic yet fancy.

[ThirdSight]

Want Japanese hairstyles? Be Japanese.

Problem solved.

Close the thread.

Next.

[angelkitty752]

Originally Posted by NishiHime

dude, seriously, she's posting pictures of a Japanese model with hairstyles she admires and asking us for advice. If you can't give her some helpful advice that answers her question, why not just focus on another forum subject that you actually enjoy? She clearly made it relevant to Japanese hair.

That said, angelkitty752 if your hair is long and medium texture, not too wavy or frizzy, go for long and layered and if you have straight hair & are not bothered by the idea of bangs, get them! I have straight but slightly wavy hair and tried bangs way back when I was a teenager and they didn't suit my hair texture and were a lot of work to blowdry but for many girls with naturally fine and super-straight hair (like Japanese), bangs looks great! Make sure to go to a very good stylist and with pictures of the style you want and ask him/her to analyze your hair and assess whether bangs would be workable for you as well as layers. Please do post after-haircut pictures so we can see how it turned out. Good luck!!

- Nishi

thank u for ur help and for telling that guy off 4 me... im glad some1 gets y i posted this up

[angelkitty752]

thx 4 the replies so far im thankful 2 u guys that actually posted something worth reading besides those idiotic ppl posting stupid things

[AnimeBaby112]

can anyone help?
I want to cut my hair to be sort of Japanese/anime style, but I don't want it too short. (I have very thin hair too.)
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That my hair...
thanks!

[NishiHime]

Originally Posted by angelkitty752

thank u for ur help and for telling that guy off 4 me... im glad some1 gets y i posted this up

aww you're very welcome but I had a chance to talk to Keaton - he's actually cool just a little rough around the edges Do post your pictures ok? I can't wait to see them

- Nishi

[1CareN5]

Originally Posted by NishiHime

dude, seriously, she's posting pictures of a Japanese model with hairstyles she admires and asking us for advice. If you can't give her some helpful advice that answers her question, why not just focus on another forum subject that you actually enjoy? She clearly made it relevant to Japanese hair.

That said, angelkitty752 if your hair is long and medium texture, not too wavy or frizzy, go for long and layered and if you have straight hair & are not bothered by the idea of bangs, get them! I have straight but slightly wavy hair and tried bangs way back when I was a teenager and they didn't suit my hair texture and were a lot of work to blowdry but for many girls with naturally fine and super-straight hair (like Japanese), bangs looks great! Make sure to go to a very good stylist and with pictures of the style you want and ask him/her to analyze your hair and assess whether bangs would be workable for you as well as layers. Please do post after-haircut pictures so we can see how it turned out. Good luck!!

- Nishi

well it's quite true what you are saying, eventhough this is not a hairstyle forum or something like that the girl wants to know about somo japanese hair cuts, i was also thinking about asking this kind of things... but i'm not that kind of silly girl... wutever.. is just my opinion

[VitalStatistic]

I usually just wear two rings, a choker, my cross necklace with my class ring on it and 7 earrings
:3

[PockyMePink]

I don't think those styles will suit you O.o

But if you want to have a style similiar, be prepared for the time you'll have to spend on it each morning teasing and hairspraying. That is, if you're wanting to style it like that, of course.

[NishiHime]

You have beautiful straight hair and can do anything you like! However, your face is round so I would recommend nothing shorter than 2 inches below your earlobes and the best look is keeping it just below the chin.

- Nishi