Bump Hairstyles

Bump hairstyles are very in and give a very smart and chic look, when done rightly. Bump hairstyles are combined with many other hairstyles, to give a fresh and unique look. You can combine it with a ponytail, hair down style, updo style, braid style, curly hairstyle, etc. To get these haircuts styles and ideas, use the following tips.

Bump Hairstyles 2010

Before we start looking at the various bump hairstyles, here are some tips on how to create bump hairstyles for long hair or short hair. Comb all your hair neatly, and take a small front section of the hair, and then at some distance, hold that hair section, and twirl it a bit to create one or two rounds. Fix the twirled hair a bit in front of the crown with hair clips. In a similar way, you can create a bump hairstyle, by leaving some bangs out, and create a bump on the crown. For this you will need to take section near the crown, and fix it low below the crown.

Idea #01: Bump updo hairstyles are popular retro hairstyles which are finding their way in today's fashion too. To create a romantic looking updo style, take the middle front section of the hair and style it into a bump, then create a beautiful chignon and take out strands from sides to soften your look. You can also create a sleek looking updo hairstyle, by styling it with a blunt Cleopatra bang style. Take out your bangs, then with the back hair section create a bump, and secure the back hair into a high bun.

Idea #02: Ponytail hairstyles with bump styles give a very chic style. Combine this style with a skirt or trouser, a white shirt a red belt, red lipstick and you will look very chic. Make a bump hairstyles and then secure the rest of the hair in a high ponytail and you are good to go.

Idea #03: Here is another bump ponytail style idea. Create a bump style near the crown, and take the bangs out. Then style the rest of the hair in low ponytail. You can style the ponytail hair wavy if you like.

Idea #04: Here is an unusual braid hairstyle. Create a bump with the front section of hair, and with the rest of the hair create a fish bone braid, and place the braid over your shoulder. You can also create a simple three stand structure braid, if you don't know how to create a fish bone braid.

Idea #05: For simple bump short hairstyles use this ideas. To create simple bump hairstyles for short hair, comb all your hair back, and then place a wire or thin plastic headband near the crown, and then slide it a bit ahead to create the bump.

Idea #06: Here is a flattering bump curly hairstyle idea. Take the front section of the hair and separate it and secure it with a clip. Then style the hair curly with a curling iron or wavy with a sea salt spray. This step is not necessary if you already have curly wavy hair. Then comb the front hair section and create a bump with it, and secure it with clips.

These were the various bump hairstyles. Make sure you have created a secure bump hairstyle, so that it stays for the time being you are out. To make it extra secure, use more hair pins or clips. You can also spray a little bit of hairspray to make the hair stay put for a longer period of time.

Faux Hawk for Curly Hair

If you have curly hair, there are many haircut styles and ideas that you can choose from. However, if you are bored with the regular curly hairstyles, and want to try a different look; you can straighten your hair and then experiment with hairdos which are appropriate for straight and fine hair. One such hairstyle is the faux hawk. Many would say that it is very difficult to make a faux hawk on curly hair. This point is slightly true if curly hair is being styled into a faux hawk without straightening the hair first. In order to style the hair properly, you need to know how the hair is styled in a faux hawk. Let us know more about the faux hawk, curly hair straightening method, and styling a fohawk hairstyle.

The Faux Hawk Hairstyle

The 'faux hawk', also known as a 'fohawk', is a hairstyle that is a slight variant of the extremely famous Mohawk haircut. In order to understand the style of a faux hawk, you will have to know the hairstyle in a Mohawk. In a Mohawk, the hair is cut from the sides and the hair on the crown is gelled in the upwards direction, creating a line of standing or spiked-up hair from the front of the head to the nape. Note that in a Mohawk, the hair at the sides are trimmed to make a sharper look of hair at the top of the head. Now, in a faux hawk haircut, the only difference is that the hair at the sides is not cut, yet set on the crown upwards, and hence the name 'faux'.

Faux Hawk: Curly Hair

The faux hawk is a hairstyle that mostly looks good on people with straight and fine hair. However, even if you have curly hair, you can still wear this stylish hairdo, but with first treating the curls in the right manner. As the curls tend to go out of place, you will have to use good quality hairspray and hair-gel for making a faux hawk on curly hair. It would also be better if you get the hair trimmed to around one or one an a half inch, so that it would set over the head properly. If the hair is longer, it would curl, being very difficult for you to style it again.

How to Style a Faux Hawk with Curly Hair?

After you have got your hair cut to an appropriate length, you need to untangle all curls. You can do so by properly shampooing the hair and applying a good texturizing cream. The next step is to use a hair dryer for drying out the hair. With holding the hair drier in one hand, blow dry the hair which is on the top, with the other hand straightening and styling the hair. At this point, you will have to use a flat iron to further straighten the hair. If the hair sits down again, use the appropriate amount of hairspray or gel to style and hold it in the upward direction. After all hair straightening is done, give finishing touches to set the individual pieces of hair in a faux hawk manner.

This is some information on faux hawk, curly hair straightening method, and how to style you hair in a faux hawk hairstyle. If you want to wear a faux hawk without straightening your curly hair, you still will be able to wear the hairdo, but it would be a lot thicker and voluminous on the crown.