To prove it take a look at the created the styles here.
One woman, four
vibes.
The Killer Job
You want a potential employer
focused on you, not distracted by a
frizzfest. Keep your style smooth,
and don’t go for anything crazy! Comb a
frizz-taming cream through damp
hair before you
blow-dry.
Rake hair off your
face from the ears up, and secure
just below the crown (a bit of teasing
on top adds
Full locks keep a guy’s eyes planted on you. Thick, bouncy hair is a
sign of youth and good health,
and men are subconsciously
drawn to those qualities because they signal fertility. But don’t use three
cans of
hair spray to pump things up. Guys are attracted to styles they can run their fingers
through!
Just work mousse into
damp hair before blow-drying. Use a large-barrel curling iron to create waves,
part
hair down the middle to give the look a slight edge...and then start taking numbers.
The Shot at Fame
Whether you’re auditioning for a
reality show or looking to talk up
your new venture on the local
news, casting agents and producers
say you need hair that
dazzles. Shiny hair conveys energy. For
the perfect effect,
rub gel through
damp hair. Blow-dry, then curl
half-inch sections and pin them
against your scalp. Once the hair
cools, let curls loose, then brush
through them until they morph
into
soft, light-catching waves.
Finish with a hair spray that
leaves a layer of high shine.
The Reputation as an It Girl
An It Girl gets other women to stare...and then follow her lead. Short hair is the
boldest option,
but if
you’re not ready to lose length, blunt-cut bangs produce a similarly strong effect.
(Leave them a bit
longer on one end so you also can rock a side-swept look.) Keep the
rest of your hair straight but
sultry by working a texturizing foam through dry strands before you flatiron.
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