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SAN DIEGO, Calif. — While Ford may be built tough, Cadillac is known best for one thing: Swagger.
So when the company finally debuted its long-awaited connected-car solution in its fleet of luxury sedans, we knew it would be with style.
Cut to “CUE,” Cadillac’s touch-based, in-dash entertainment control system announced on Oct. 12 at the CTIA mobile technology conference in San Diego. It’s essentially a marriage of style and automotive applied science, fit snugly into the dashboard of GM’s most upscale line of automobiles.
The premise is simple: CUE — or “Cadillac User Experience” — builds on the growing adoption of smartphones and tablets in the market, focusing the in-car dashboard electronics system on an 8-inch touch-based LCD interface. Application menu screens are stripped-down, minimalistic and navigable by swipe, as if you were browsing through the different panes of an iPad strapped to your car’s dashboard.
How to Cut and Style Side Swept Bangs (Fringe)
DISCLAIMER: I am not a professional. I've never been trained to cut hair or do makeup. Everything I show you in my videos are all methods that ...
What would be the best hair cut/style for a longer oval face and thin blond hair?
I have long blond hair that is very thin/fine. I'm tall and have a very European face which is a little on the long side. (Celebs I've been told I look like - Cate Blanchett, Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Delphy, Joely Richardson, the blond secretary on the West Wing) I've had the my hair the same forever and I am wondering what would look good on me. If you know any famous people with that style/cut that would be great too.
Short and cropped. I have the same face and I get more stares and compliments from both sexes. I have cool hair that is so easy to fix since its thin it really puts body in it.
How often do I need to have my Shih Tzu groomed to keep a "puppy cut" style?
We recently purchased a Shih Tzu puppy. He is about 11 weeks old. How often will I need to get him groomed to keep his hair in a "puppy cut" style?
I have considered grooming him myself, but I don't know how to go about doing it. Do you use clippers or scissors? How do you trim around the eyes and face? Thanks for the help!
we don't take him to a professional groomer, we cut it ourselves.
so for our shih tzu, we do it about mm...once a month. (only because it gets hot here, we do live in texas after all.)
and congrats on the dog!
*edit*
we use regular scissors.
the face is tricky, but you're just going to need a good hand and someone else to hold the dog still.
we don't trim the face unless it really needs to be.
like if hair is covering the eyes, then we have someone hold the head back, we pull the hair covering his eyes and cut part of it off (only to the point where he can see). the "mustache" is pretty easy...and the ears are too if you're careful enough. it's mostly the hair around the eyes though, just make it to where it sticks out and cut it off, but make sure it doesn't get in the dog's eye.
i take her every 7 weeks no earlier than 6 weeks
and i bathe her once every four weeks as well as comb her at least once a week to keep up with the matts
every few days.
It's very important that your shih-tzu does not fear or hate the groomer because after that and for about 2 years, he will have to visit the place every 5 weeks to keep a clean puppy clip. After 2 years, the hair grows a Little slower and every 6 to 7 weeks will do.
I had a lot of problems finding the right groomer for my shih-tzu, she still fears getting to the groomer's after some bad first experience. Please avoid grooming salons at the chain stores where the groomers change all the time.
At home, remember to brush your dog every other day to avoid matting, and for the bath (every 2 weeks, use a good no-soap natural shampoo). Ask your groomer to use the same type and not a whitening shampoo. They make the beautiful colours of shih-tzu fade.
How to I cut/style my thick, curly red hair?
So I have increadibly thick curly natural red hair. It's pretty long, it lays about 5 inches below my shoulder. I'm going to be cutting off 10 inches for charity in a few weeks and I need to know what style I should go with. It'll be pretty short (mid-upper neck) and I know that if you don't cut it just right the curly hair will turn into a fro. I used to have short hair, but it was different then my hair wasn't curly. I don't mind straightening it every day, I'm looking for a funky new style.
Also, it's naturally red so I want to do something different with my new cut. Would darklights be okay? I mean like a chestnut/brown color? Please if you have any suggestions or experience with either the texture or color I'd love to hear what you think.
When I was 4 my hair turned curly and was really short but on my last birthday I got it permanently straitened at a salon and it really helped. I also got a flat iron to straighten my hair at home and it really works. When u get your hair cut you should try straightening it. Don't color it either red hair is cool.
How do female doctors usually cut/style their hair? I want to look professional, but still feminine.?
I'm pre-med, and I'm about to hit my interviews for med school. Looking professional is very important to me, and I wondered if any of you in the medical profession had any advice as to what to do with my hair? (It may sound stupid, but I'm worried about it.) I've worn it long throughout college, and I'm wondering whether I need to cut it. I have a thin, petite look anyway, and I want my colleagues and patients to take me seriously.
My hair is fine, about medium thickness, and it's stuck between wavy and straight. And it's frizzy a lot, even when I style it.
I say grow it long, and when you are at work, keep it up in a bun. That looks so professional!! Then you still have hair to play with when you go out with your girlfriends.
This way you have two different characters. Your professional looking, respectable doctor look. Then your fun girly look.
Good luck in Med School!!
I am a designer who usually help design clothes and jewellery for Hi-fi women!
Good luck...nothing like meeting another woman power on the way of real power.
Thats the most professional.
I am a man, so I don't know too much about women's hairstyles.
How do I go to a salon and get the right professional, cut, and style/?
I've only cut my hair twice in my life, both times the layers were a disasterous! I went from long, beautiful flowing hair @ the nape of my back to bra strap length rubbish cut. You can't even tell where any of my layers begin, end... NOTHING. I'm growing it out to take my head somewhere else. But next time I want to go someplace credible. How do I get the right cut/style for myself and lifestyle? How do I look for a good quality salon in a new city? How do I know that stylist has credibility and professional style?
I really appreciate any and all help.
Blessings,
CutieMatuaMommy
It is hard being in a new city to get this kind of information. If you are employed, ask co-workers for recommendations. If you go to church and see someone with a great cut ask them. if you are in school ask other students. Women are flattered if you complement their hair and should be happy to help you out. You can really only get the information you want from the experiences of others. good luck
If push comes to shove, you could drop by a few salons and check out their work. Good luck and God bless
Next, determine the shape of your face (this is very important -- not all hairstyles look good on every shape of face). Is it oval (universal -- any hair style can work on an oval face), heart, oblong, round, square-ish?
Once you have somewhat of an idea, the next is the hard part: finding a salon. As suggested above, ask around your new town in places like friends, work, church, or the nail salon. If this doesn't work, the magazines list salons all over the United States and in UK -- but beware, these can be pricy! Another source is, of course, the internet. Most salons do *not* have websites, but those that do are generally well-received and may have branches or are part of a union or something similar to one. You can also check around town and head inside a salon for something cheap like a conditioning treatment or a simple blow out to see how they work and what sorts of styles and cuts that're being done for the other clients there. A lot of stylists like to talk while they're doing your hair, so you can ask for some advice or at least tell him/her your problem and they can recommend treatments or styles or even stylists that can work with what you have.
Hopefully, this will help in some way. Good luck!
How come all ASIAN women have the same hair cut style?
NO INTENDED OFFENSIVE!
But i never seen an asian women with an original hair style.
Why do they all have the same hair cutstyle.
Is it because is a cheap hair cut style and it dont cost much?
Its because you are a racist.
I'm asian and I cant say that I know many people who have the same hair cut as me. Everyone has different taste.
Maybe in their own country the cut that they have is "in" so that they were it. There are so many different reasons as to why people have the same things.
Look around and you'll see many people with the same haircut - at the moment it's a bob thats in, so when you walk down the road your bound to see more than one person having sporting a bob.
We might like to save money but doesnt mean we're like everyone else.
I have an oval face, my hair is straight with fine texture and thin volume. Pls suggest a best hair cut style.
I wear glasses. My complexion is wheatish and my hair is dark brown in colour. Kindly suggest a hair cut style that suits me best. Thank you.
I suggest a cut like this one...
http://www.beautyriot.com/stuff/images/articles/approve/3303_3949_Richie-Nicole-06-4x.jpg
yahoo search eninge: short hair styles, many other websites to view and see.
With shorter hair, less water consumption and less shampoo/hair conditioner needed, and less hair dryer time.
Saves the Earth the extra wear and tear down.
Maybe get some freebies from www.sunsilk.com website.
Why do some hairdressers not want to style cut my hair?
I currently have shoulder length hair. When I go to the hairdressers I find that they try to talk me out of a style cut and talk me into long layers and a trim to tidy my hair up. I'm happy for a really good haircut and the money is not an issue... why don't they want to cut it or suggest styles that could suit my hair type?
You are getting whats called a box stylist, someone who has gotten into a grove and just wants to trim and do layers Boring! Go to a spa and get your hair done. Tell them that you want something different. Do some research, if you see someone's hair that you like ask where they got it done. I am a stylist and I have seen that happen lots of times. Stylists get lazy and all of their clients end up with the same hair cut! Take in a picture of what you want, don;t let them talk you out of it. :)
What is the newest type of hair cut and style?
I want a new hair cut or style but I cannot choose what. My hair is at my shoulders now.
Get a bob like RIHANNA.
Planning to get my hair cut scene style - what should I ask my hairdresser for?
I have medium-long length hair and want to get it cut scene style - long underneath but short layers on top with a big side fringe. How should I explain this to my hairdresser? Also, does anyone have any good photos to illustate this? Thanks!
either explain it juss how you did, or show them a pic of what your looking for... i suggest these... they're really cute!!!:
http://www.myhairstylingtools.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/emo-1.jpg
http://www.luv-emo.com/images/emogirls/emogirl9.jpg
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u248/whitpay/Scene%20Hair/1469668813_l.jpg
http://a426.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/01447/52/40/1447340425_l.jpg
http://www.femaleemohaircuts.com/images/emo-girl-haircuts.jpg
http://discoveringhair.com/blog/emo/emo%20hair_9.jpg
http://www.girls-emo.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/728201484_small.jpg
Print out any of these and show your hairdresser... hope you like them!!! i juss got my hair cut scene too
Short Cut Saturday – Who do you style your hair for?
I was reading an excerpt of an interview with the gorgeous Michelle Williams in UK Elle and she said that her daughter would like her to grow her hair but she said
“I’ve really grown into it – I feel like myself with short hair. And it’s been a really long time since I had long hair, five years.”
Michelle also says
“Of course, the only people who like it are gay men and my girlfriends. Straight men across the board are not into this hair.”
The quote that got me thinking is
“I cut it for the one straight man who has ever liked short hair and I wear it in memorial of somebody who really loved it.”
It made me question, who do I style my hair for?
Growing up my dad loved long hair so I think I was influenced by him, but as I got older I “rebelled” and went crazy with my hair. I loved playing with my hair and did whatever I wanted. I’ve had so many styles and I love short hair.
It’s my experience that most straight men love long hair too. I met my husband when I had short pink & white hair and I think he prefers me with shorter hair, but I’m happy keeping my hair long (for now!). Mr Romance does have a strong dislike for heavy fringes but I love them.
Did you grow up thinking long hair was the only way? Do you style your hair for yourself or do you worry about what other people think?
Who do you style your hair for?
Elle cover image by Alexei Hay from fashiongonerougue
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