Gorgeous, extra long, two-tone, red wig with dark lowlights. Hiqh quality hair. Wonderful curl and bounce.
Color: Red (two-tone)
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Product Description
Long, two-tone red wig which has a beautiful, long waves and curls.
Length: 26 inches / 67 cm
Comes with an internal mesh cap which is 21.5 inches / 55cm in circumference. The wig mesh cap is also very elastic and is designed to stretch to fit a head that is larger than this. If your head is smaller than 55cm around, then you can make the cap tighter with two clasps on the underneath at the back of the wig.
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I have gotten sooo many compliments from this easy and comfortable piece. Best part is noone suspected it was a wig! Great quality hair that's easy to wear, style and care for. Would recommend. April
Really great quality hair at an affordable price. It cam to me in Dallas in 5 days and was well-packaged. My mum just bought one too so she must have liked mine
Very happy with this purchase. The hair is soft and easy to style. i have used my curlers and straighteners and gotten great results. Holly xx
'I have found my happy hair. I was smiling from the second I put this wig on. Then came all the compliments I received during the day. Still made me smile when I removed it that night. The colors and style are absolutely fantastic and surprisingly, given the length, the weight is totally unnoticeable.' Mel xx
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We often meet ladies with long tresses that are thin and actually not all of us know how to represent such locks in the best way. I will advice you not to wear thin hair loose, cause fine and not voluminous image will spoil your long hairstyle. But you can try fantastic updo and downdo hairstyles that modern hair professionals invent and offer us each time. Braids and twists won't look good enough, thin bun and ponytails as well, but locks and curls and highlights that will visually boost hair texture will be flattering. Important thing to keep in mind is hair care, cause we all know that long hairstyles require much effort and time, you have to use quality products to make hair glossy and healthy, this is the guaranty of fabulous hairstyle. And now let's finally examine the pictures of long hairstyles for thin hairto find the best fitting designs for you.
beach waves hairstyles for thin hair
Beach waves are very actual now cause summer is almost here, learn how to design them on your thin hair and look at the highlights that make the hairstyles very sexy.
Graduated face framing layers add volume to fine tresses and blonde hair color makes visually vast. bouffant hairstyles
By raising hair at the roots and fixing side parts not very tightly, you will create voluminous bouffant hairstyle for thin hair you own.
updo hairstyles for thin hair
Make some loose curls on your straight hair and then design tresses in a loose retro bun hairstyle, it will be tender and sensual.
long layered hairstyles for thin hair
Classy long layered hairstyle cascading along the shoulders can be one of the best loose hairstyles for thin hair, deep chocolate color perfectly completes the design.
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Original article and pictures take pretty-hairstyles.com site
If you have long hair and the texture of your hair is fine, it does not mean that you need to go for a short haircut to have a fuller hair appearance. Fine hair need not be necessarily thin and it just means that you need to go in for the right haircut which would add volume and bounce to your hair.
If you have fine long hair which is healthy, leave it as so. With natural treatments at home like egg conditioning, your hair will have volume and health. And you could get a wide u shape or straight cut at the edge which will keep the length of your hair even.
If you have long, fine hair and would like to keep it so, you could opt for bangs. Bangs in front, in the form of a fringe or a side swept bang, highlights the features of your face and makes it possible to draw attention away from the fine, thin hair. You could also add braids as part of the hairstyle which would variety to your long hair.
Then again, the layered look is best for fine hair. It helps to add volume and variety to the hair and is great for fine hair. This type of hair usually sits straight and gives the layered look the sleek, straight effect.
For fine, long hair you could also go in for some flicks. As seen above, the layered hair strands are given flicks towards the ends so that they caress the face and gives stylish look overall.
You could accentuate the ends of the hair into waves or curls. This helps to add volume to the hair and provides a different style for straight, fine hair.
Thus, these and various ways long, fine hair can be flaunted and variety can be added which would provide the body and volume that fine hair craves.
Original article and pictures take www.selectyourhairstyle.com site
Please excuse me while I gush. I’m such a huge fan of the work that Shawna Coronado does as a writer, speaker, and eco-activist. She really IS making a difference every day. Some days it’s through front yard food gardens, others it’s by showing us how to make a meal with just $10. Today, Shawna is joining us to show us how to make a stunning vertical garden with drought-tolerant cactus, a project from her book, Grow a Living Wall: Create Vertical Gardens with Purpose: Pollinators. Eeep! I can barely contain my excitement!! It’s a fantastic book by an inspirational and creative force in the gardening world. Now, go get some protective gear on and let’s see how Shawna made this:
Bring interest and beauty to our outdoor living spaces by adding a cactus living wall garden. Don’t be afraid to add your favorite colors so that the piece is a unique living artwork to you. Your friends will absolutely love it! Have garden party creating living walls and invite friends over to make these designs together.
HOW TO BUILD A CACTUS LIVING WALL GARDEN
Want to save water? Then choosing a cactus living wall garden is an excellent choice. Since they need such little water it makes them tough to kill and very pleasing to the eye. Cacti are shockingly colorful and add a level of architecture to even the dullest spaces. Why a living wall made out of cacti? Why not? Designs made from cactus are like living works of art. They create visual interest and focus your eyes immediately to them.
This bold, living artwork will be the center of conversation at all gatherings whether your guests are gardeners or not. Having a cactus living wall garden won’t only be a conversation starter, but will also provide your indoor décor with punch of chic style that will cause hours of study and appreciation.
Succulents and cactus require stronger drainage than other plant life; making them more suitable for living walls that is “soil-based” instead of hydroponic. If you live in the Southeast, Southwest or West Coast, a gorgeous cactus living wall will be virtually maintenance-free except for watering needs. In these climates that offer warmth and drought conditions, this type of living artwork thrives and does extremely well.
An excerpt from Grow a Living Wall written by Shawna Coronado details some amazing facts about cacti; “There are over 2,000 species of cactus, which is a sub-species to the succulent family, and many of the plants have unique and beautiful shapes with very distinct growing features. They rarely have traditional looking leaves and collect light through their stem to use for photosynthesis. Most stems or bodies of cactus look swollen and fleshy. Cactus often have spines which are produced from unique structures on the stem called areoles, which are considered an identifying feature of a cactus. There are many varieties of spines that develop along the stem of the cactus. There can be pointy spines, stiff bristles, or fuzzy hairs and nearly all of them can prickle handlers, so care must be used when handling the plants. Flowers are produced from the areoles and they are typically multi-petaled and tubular in order to attract pollinators.”
“Wonderful as a houseplant, cacti also make superb design plants for outdoor living wall gardens because of their unusual structure; they come in rounded, columnar, short, tall, and flat shapes which are delightful for eye-catching interest on a balcony or along a wall. Cactus plants do flower and can make gorgeous floral displays, however, some cactus take many years to develop flowers. Therefore, growing cacti is more centered on their amazing structure and less on their ability to display flowers. When the plants do flower, expect a lot of attention from pollinators, but until then it is best to enjoy your cactus garden for its attractive display. “
Try growing your own cactus living wall garden, the experience is simply wonderful as there are no weeds to pull, hardly any water to use and low-maintenance make it a top choice in my book for any patio, balcony or outdoor living space. It is important to remember when working with cacti to use extra thick gardening gloves along with kitchen tongs that have been wrapped in tape or padding to prevent injury to the cacti and yourself.
Cactus Garden Components
Here are the components you will need to make your living cactus design, living wall system, cactus soil, cacti, protective gear (thick garden gloves and padded tongs), and a spoon or hand trowel. That is all you need to make this stunning design!
Cactus Garden Tongs
As you know, cacti have thorns and needles that can hurt, but by simply preparing upfront will result in no Band-Aids needed. Talk with your local garden center for recommendations on thick gardening gloves (perhaps those that are used by rosarians) and create your own tongs by wrapping in tape or padding to provide a gentle and secure way to hold onto the cactus.
There are all kinds of different living wall gardens you can design from this cactus garden to herb gardens, vegetable gardens and even a cocktail garden. To learn more about growing multiple types of living walls check out Shawna Coronado’s new how-to book on building and growing living walls – Grow a Living Wall: Create Vertical Gardens with Purpose.
Shawna Coronado is author of “Grow a Living Wall; Create Vertical Gardens with Purpose”. She is also a columnist, blogger, photographer, radio show host and online media personality with green lifestyle living, organic gardening, and culinary who campaigns for social good. Shawna’s successful books, organic living photographs, and stories have been shown both online and off in many international home and garden magazines and multiple books. You can learn more about her at http://www.shawnacoronado.com.
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Original article and pictures take gardentherapy.ca site
Liven Up Your Home with Indoor Vertical Wall Planters
Small-space dwellers take note: there are plenty of new and unique ways to bring plants into your home! From wall frames to upside-down pots to magnetic containers for your fridge, indoor gardening has turned over a whole new leaf. Have a look at these gorgeous examples of indoor vertical wall planters!
This is Part 2 of the tour, where we will look at all of the gorgeous living planters that decorate the walls at ByNature.
Inspired by the belief that any space can be transformed into a healthy living environment, ByNature brings interiors to life with living art.
These Wallflower frames are built like a shadow-box, but inside is a bag of specially-formulated soil that is wrapped in a thick landscape-fabric-type cloth. To plant the frame, you cut into the bag to make a hole and dig the plant root ball into the soil. Plant a number of tropical plants, then cover any remaining fabric with moss to hide it as the plants grow in. Decorate with natural items like pinecones, bracket mushrooms and bark. Then you are ready to hang!
The standard wallflower frames can be seen here with plants that have grown like crazy! Clearly this is a system that works very well. These plants are happy campers.
I fell in love with the one-of-a-kind frames hanging in the studio. Each frame was designed by a different artist in the building that houses ByNature and the hundreds of other artists in the industrial studios contained in 1000 Parker Street. It is hard to see all of the details in the photos as they are hidden behind huge plants, but in person the overall effect is truly impressive.
This one with the wood veneer was impressive and a perfect match for the art contained within.
I also love the idea of using a WallFlower frame as an indoor herb garden like this one. You can buy, or this one you can DIY.
Wallflower frames were also in various locations around the BC Home + Garden show, like this set of 4 that was behind the bar.
For those of you who want to grow plants indoors but can’t even spare the wall space, there were even these adorable magnetic pots for your fridge!
Growing plants indoors is not only garden therapy, but they also remove harmful toxins, dust, mold, and bacteria from the air.
Now there is really no excuse not to start an indoor garden!
Original article and pictures take gardentherapy.ca site
