Black Hairstyles Gallery

Black Hair Styles For Girls There are plenty of black hairstyles to choose from in this day and age. These choices include black hair weave styles, braided hairstyles, natural hairstyles, fades, long hair styles and short hair styles. With these many choices hair stylist have put together a gallery of styles to match any fashion statement. Black Hair Styles For Girls

Black Hair With White Streaks That Stands On End Don't mistake the punk cuts mentioned above for 'emo.' Emo hair is much shorter and less dependent on color and accessories than Goth hair. Short and choppy works best. Show your ears with the pixie cut, which looks even better with crazy colors. Girls' emo hair tends to be really short and messy, either directly from the cut or from scrunching it up yourself after the fact. Try a pixie cut that exposes the ears, preferably with bangs. Add streaks. At any given club or emo concert, you'll find girls (and some guys) with dark brown or black hair with white streaks or tips. Black Hair With White Streaks That Stands On End

Blue Eyed Black Hair Girls Those with black hair may choose to go with a lighter contact lens color. You will notice that blue eyes go great with black hair. So if you're someone with dark eyes, you may want to lighten it up a bit. You can also try gray, which may look rather different. However, for those who really want to be different, it is said that purple contact lenses can look quite interesting on an individual. Blue Eyed Black Hair Girls

Black Hair With Purple Highlights How to Add Natural Highlights to Your Hair By Della Upsher Why spend the big bucks to lighten your hair with harsh and unnatural looking dyes and chemicals when you can highlight your hair naturally at home for a fraction of the cost? If you've always wanted to try out a lightened 'do, try these at-home treatments and add some kick to your style. A great way to lighten up your hair is a with a chamomile tea treatment. Steep one bag of the tea in a cup of boiling water and let it cool. Rinse your hair with the tea mixture, and repeat the process every day for a week. You can also simmer a half a cup of chopped rhubarb in saucepan of boiling water, and use it as a rinse. Strain out the rhubarb and let the water cool. Add it the water to your hair and rinse it out. Repeat this process for one week. If you're a blonde, add one third of a cup of fresh marigold blossoms to a saucepan of boiling water and allow the mixture to simmer. Once i...