Alright, alright, let’s talk about weddin’ hair, especially if you got a whole lotta hair on your head, you know, that thick kind. Some folks got thin, wispy stuff, but not you, lucky duck! You got that wedding hair for thick hair, and we gotta figure out what to do with it.
Now, I ain’t no fancy hairdresser, you hear? I’m just a plain ol’ woman who’s seen a weddin’ or two. And let me tell ya, havin’ a bunch of hair is a blessin’ when it comes to lookin’ purdy for your big day. It’s got that… what do they call it? “Natural volume” and “texture.” Sounds fancy, but it just means you got a lot to work with, see?
First off, let’s talk about them classic styles. You know, the ones that never get old. For you thick-haired gals, a big ol’ bun is always a good’un. Yep, a bun. Keeps things neat and tidy, and you can stick some sparkly thing in it to make it extra special. A low bun, they call it, makes you look all soft and pretty-like. Or you can get fancy with it, do a knotted bun or one of them braided buns. Sounds complicated, but it looks mighty nice.
- The Big Bun: Safe and classy, can’t go wrong.
- Fancy Buns: Knotted or braided, adds a little somethin’ somethin’.
Then there’s them braids. Oh, I love a good braid! If you got thick hair, braids are your friend, let me tell ya. They hold everything in place, and they look so… elegant, that’s the word! You can do them fishtail braids or them Dutch braids, whatever tickles your fancy. The point is, the braid keeps all that hair from pullin’ on your head and makin’ you tired. Plus, it looks doggone purdy.
And speaking of keepin’ things neat, have you thought about wearin’ your hair up, mostly up, I mean? They call it half-up, half-down, I think. If you got one of them dresses that don’t got no straps, this is a good way to go. Shows off your neck and shoulders, makes you look all feminine and whatnot. Just some loose waves, nothin’ too stiff or fancy.
Now, some young gals like to wear their hair down, all flowy and such. You can do that too, even with thick hair. They talk about this “bombshell blowout.” Sounds like somethin’ exploded, but it just means big, wavy hair. Everyone wants it now, they say. Or a “bouncy blowout,” soft and touchable, like. But you gotta be careful, all that hair can get heavy. Maybe some layers would help. I heard a fella, some hair guy, sayin’ a choppy bob is good for thick hair. Adds “dimension,” he says. Sounds like somethin’ from outer space, but it just means it ain’t all flat and boring. And it’s easy to take care of, which is always a good thing.
Another thing you gotta think about is that dress of yours. What kind of neck does it have? If it’s high up, you might not want to wear your hair down, it’ll look all cluttered, you see? But if it’s low, you can show it off with your hair down or half-up. It’s all about balancin’ things out, makin’ sure your hair and your dress are workin’ together, not fightin’ each other.
And don’t forget about them parts! You can part your hair in the middle, like them movie stars do. The “cool-girl middle part,” they call it. Seen it on them Kardashian girls and that other one, Zoe something. Or you can part it on the side, whatever looks best on you. It ain’t rocket science, just try it out and see what you like.
So there you have it, just some plain talk about weddin’ hair for thick hair. You got lots of choices, from them classic buns and braids to them fancy blowouts and bobs. Just remember to pick somethin’ that makes you feel purdy and comfortable, somethin’ that’ll last all day long, through all that dancin’ and huggin’ and cake eatin’. And don’t forget a good hairspray, you don’t want all that hard work to fall flat halfway through the party!
Most important thing? Pick a style that feels like you. Don’t go gettin’ somethin’ so fancy you don’t even recognize yourself. It’s your weddin’, your hair, and your day. Make it a good one!
And one last thing, make sure you find a good hairdresser, someone who knows how to handle all that hair of yours. Don’t want to end up lookin’ like a bird’s nest on your big day, now do ya? Good luck, honey, and have a wonderful weddin’!