without a doubt, hair is the most important changeable feature we have. By Sharon Stajda Today’s woman is very fortunate. We live in a time when no one hairstyle is considered the fashion of the day. Hairdos today run the gamut of possibility. The do’s that fill our magazine pages, and the rules that once ran our thinking about hair have become increasingly passe. ... http://www.squidoo.com/sharslocks Fri, 29 Aug 2008 23:34:37 -0600 FeedCreator 1.7.2 Thu, 21 Aug 2008 21:14:40 -0600 http://www.squidoo.com/sharslocks without a doubt, hair is the most important changeable feature we have. By Sharon Stajda Today’s woman is very fortunate. We live in a time when no one hairstyle is considered the fashion of the day. Hairdos today run the gamut of possibility. The do’s that fill our magazine pages, and the rules that once ran our thinking about hair have become increasingly passe. We no longer consider it an unshakable truth that a face to be beautiful must be oval, and that all hairstyles should try to create that effect. It is no longer an indisputable error for a girl with a long face to wear long hair. And a girl with strong features may choose a hairstyle to bring out the character of her face, not to hide it. Movies are filled with beautiful women who accentuate their originality, rather than minimize it. And the top, most highly paid models are hired to sell fabulously priced clothes because of their offbeat looks. Which they stress in the way they wear their hair. This world, had grown so much smaller in these last years, has made us very conscious of our once foreign neighbors. Our new sophistication has broadened our ideas of beauty as well. We no longer laugh at differences or think them peculiar. We can see loveliness in a Chinese girl, in an Indian girl, in an African girl, and appreciate their brand of beauty, along with our own. Our hairstyles have become supra-national too. We've borrowed them from every corner of the world. And yes– at the same time much of the world has to some degree Americanized their own ways of wearing their hair. But while we in the U.S.A. continue to want our hairdos to be modern in the sense that they should fit in with the quick busy lives. At the same time, we also want them to be feminine, classic and romantic.   Without a doubt, hair is the most important changeable feature we have. Every Hollywood make-up department considers finding the right hairstyle for a star or an actress their number one task. Hair can do an enormous amount for you-not only for your face, but for all of you. The way you wear your hair can make you look taller, or shorter. A hairstyle can de-emphasize a too bosomy bosom, can call attention to a swan-like neck or distract the eye from a too-short neck, can add length to the waist, can balance narrow shoulders. And so on...So lets explore how one goes about getting the perfect head of hair. Bob It Like Beckham! Victoria Beckham new spring "do" is a chic updated bob... She recently opted to cut off her long hair, and is now looking cuter than cute in a sleek oh-so swingy Bob. Her new hairstyle has been dubbed a Pob.  This cute title stands for Posh's Bob - "Pob."  Vic Beckham's Pob is guaranteed to become the hottest new hairstyle this spring. So if you are looking for an easy, stylish, cute, popular, trendy new hairstyle -- opt for to "Bob it like Beckham." Or should I say Pob it like Beckham?         The Bob Cut Can Be Achieved In Various Hair Length's Thu, 21 Aug 2008 21:14:40 -0600