Recent blog posts about 'Japanese Haircuts'

14 Nov
2009

Guide To Styling Japanese Hairstyles

Posted by Hair Styles

Japanese long hairstyleGuide To Styling Japanese Hairstyles

Japanese hairstyles are known for their defined unique looks.  Often Japanese hairstyles will cover a portion of the face to create a mysterious look therefore the hair is usually straight or layered.  Japanese hairstyles look great on any length of hair so find out what style will work best for your hair length.

Having a Japanese hairstyle is a great way to compliment your face shape and eyes.  Japanese video games and anime have given a wide range of hairstyles to consider that not only look good on the characters but on real people as well.  Here are a few Japanese hairstyles that are in style right now.

Right now medium and short hair cuts appear to be popular right now.  However no matter what length you choose the key to a Japanese hairstyle is straight hair.  Straight hair is an essential part of a Japanese hairstyle however wearing your hair wavy is in style now too.  Cutting your hair in a bob haircut is one of the most popular Japanese hairstyles today.  A bob haircut looks good on just about anyone and with face framing layers this hairstyle is a perfect Japanese style.

Another great Japanese hairstyle is medium length layered hair.  Having your hair cut to just below your shoulders with face framing layers will compliment your face shape and beautiful eyes.  This hairstyle can be shaped in a variety of ways.  You can add waves or curls to your hair to create a soft fun look.  You may want to add a few more layers and create a chunky look.

The key to a successful Japanese hairstyle is to make sure your hair is straight.  If you have naturally straight hair your hairstyle can be enhanced with the use of a bit of styling product to create a nice shine.  If you have curly or frizzy hair you will want to create straight hair by using a flat iron to help.  Using a flat iron will help both straighten your hair but also give a nice shine as well.  Be sure to use styling product to help protect your hair from the heat of the flat iron.

Japanese hairstyles are beautiful and sleek, wavy and fun.  Have fun experimenting and choosing the look that is right for you.

If you have questions about the Japanese hairstyle, then please “Ask The Hairstylist” your question and we will post the response here.


24 Oct
2009

Japanese Hairstyles and Haircuts

Posted by Hair Styles

japanese woman hairstylesJapanese Hairstyles

Most of the Japanese hairstyles we see today are similar to any other haircut or style. The Japanese hairstyles are similar to the bob cuts, pixie cuts, long hair, short hair and even curly styles of today. The traditional Japanese women have very long black hair that is pulled up into a bun near the top of their head and held into place by bobby pins and include real flowers and other head dress items. It used to be forbidden for Japanese women to come out of their bedrooms with their hair worn down but now you will see many different Japanese hairstyles as times have changed.

Even in Japan women are adapting to the Western hairstyles and unique fashions. Most of these trends are caused by the celebrities they see on TV who have certain hairstyles and they only want to mimic what is popular and trendy. Its only natural that a culture adapts to what influences them, such as celebrities they see all of the time who have certain hairstyles and haircuts. The only traditional Japanese hairstyles you will see today are from the elderly Japanese who have yet to conform to an ever changing world.

The Japanese men have always kept with the shaggy hair look and the only different in hairstyle over the years has been the added color. Many Japanese men have started bleaching their hair blonde or adding streaks of red or other colors to it, since they all have black hair, it’s a nice change.

Japanese haircuts do not differ very much from the average hairstyle that you see around you, as they are changing with the fashion trends.

If you have any questions about the Japanese hairstyle, please “Ask The Hairstylist” your question and we will reply to your questions.