What's the best website to look at hairstyles?

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Librashavinganotherbiscuit · 21/03/2011 07:57

I have lovely wavy hair (if I do say so myself!!!) but it's shoulder length and as I am fairly low maintenance I tie it up 99% of the time. I want a haircut that still has some length at the front (my face can not be described as elfin!) but is much more wash and go in style. Can't really do fringes either as wavy hair and therefore would need straightening for fringe which I would never do.
Does any of that make sense?
Anyway, ideas for hairstyle or good website?

TIA

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cyb · 21/03/2011 08:02

Never mind a style, get thee a babyliss Big Hair

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Librashavinganotherbiscuit · 21/03/2011 08:10

I would never use it. I need wash and go style.

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MisSalLaneous · 21/03/2011 09:06

Sorry for hijack Libra, but quick question to cyb : Do you think long term it would split your ends or really dry your hair (more so than straighteners)?

Wrt to OP, I'm hanging around too, would love to see styling ideas.

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Librashavinganotherbiscuit · 21/03/2011 10:38

ok have just had a look at mags in supermarket and had the realisation that I don't want a "style" I just want a cut, a cut that is low maintenance and looks good and suits me without blowdrying (even tho am quite happy to put product in my hair)

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crazynell · 21/03/2011 11:10

Google top short/bob/choppy etc hairstyles and see what comes up

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Librashavinganotherbiscuit · 21/03/2011 17:29

thanks crazynell, apparently I may want something called an inverted bob but not sure my jawline is up to it.

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cyb · 21/03/2011 17:53

MisSal- my hair has never looked in better nick since I've been using the babyliss.Shiney, tamed, No frizzing, and for me its a real time saver.

MisSalLaneous · 21/03/2011 19:00

I'm really glad to hear, thanks! Went out and bought one earlier - will have my first go tonight.

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