Which of the following hairstyles should I be wearing to my Halloween party?
A Halloween party is a great opportunity to wear a few different hairstyles to create a Halloween costume.
But, for some, the hairstyles they choose to wear don’t suit them.
NBC News contributor Eboy Hair expert Jodi DeRosa has spent years researching the types of hair styles that make the best Halloween costumes.
With the help of his research, Eboy and his colleagues have created this guide that answers some of the questions you may have about which hairstyles make the cut and which aren’t.
What to wear to your Halloween party: 1.
The basics: Eboy’s expert hair stylist Jodi Eboy explains which hair styles are good for a costume.
You may be tempted to wear some of these hair styles for your Halloween costume, but they can also be great for other occasions.
“When you’re going to be doing something else for the rest of the day, it might be best to wear these hairstyles all day instead,” he says.
“The longer the day is, the more time you spend with your kids.”
You’ll want to pick hair styles with a straight cut that can be styled into a full or loose hairstyle.
For a more formal, formal-style hairstyle, try a bob cut, but be sure to keep the style loose.
You can also wear a pompadour, or a bob-style pompador with a shorter, straight cut.
“You’ll want some style in there, so it’s not a straight bang,” says Eboy.
“That’s for guys who want a little more drama and the style is going to fit into their style.”
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What you need to know about styling and care: “For a classic look, you want a light bob with a thick and straight style,” says DeRosas expert hair expert.
“If you want to be a bit more formal or a bit wild, you might want to go with a short bob or pompadoured pompadours,” she says.
But don’t get too crazy with the style.
“It’s all about what works for you,” says she.
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How to style: You’ll need a couple of different styles to make your costume.
The style you choose will also depend on how you’re feeling.
If you’re looking for a more traditional look, look for styles with long, straight or short sides.
If that’s more your style, a pompa or pompa-style bob could be the way to go.
For more adventurous hair types, try an updo or a short hair-to-toe updo.
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How long do I need to wear it?
If you want something to last all night, you can use it for a few hours or longer, depending on the length of time you plan to spend with it.
For Halloween, you’ll want it to be done by 10:30 p.m., DeRosi says.
If it’s a more casual costume, be sure you get some rest.
“A little rest can really help with your hair and make your hair look better,” she advises.
“Rest and water will give your hair a chance to get its groove back.”
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How do I know if my hair is getting too thick?
If your hair is too thick, it could be affecting your appearance.
“Some people may have trouble with their hair falling out, but if you have thinning hair, your hair will definitely be thicker,” says Dr. DeRoso.
“Make sure you don’t leave the shower, or you might have a problem.”
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Which hair styles make the most Halloween costumes?
If a particular style is your favorite, there are other hairstyles you can try.
“There are some hairstyles that are great for all types of people, but you should try to find a hairstyle that’s the right fit for you and your hair style,” DeRozas says.
She suggests using a shorter hairstyle with a more straight-line cut.
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