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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Heidi Klum Updo Hairstyles
Checkout this double take of supermodel Heidi Klum, donning two different updo hairstyles, one very classy and the other, very casual.
The first hairstyle is a tightly pulled "straight out of bed" messy bun, however Heidi can get away with such a style, due to her amazing beauty.
The second hairstyle is something very similar to the first one, but with more time, effort, and product added to it.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Long Hairstyles for
Long Hairstyles for Prom - - Mischa Barton
Trendy Long
Finding hair color pictures and ideas is one of the main ways that people seek inspiration for their hair and the new colors that can be created within the hair. These pictures can be taken from inspiration from celebrities, random…
Long Bob
Long bob hairstyles have been in fashion since times unknown. They are very popular among women as they suit any hair type and texture. You don’t have to have any preset features to adapt to long bob hairstyles.
Layered long hair
Layered long hair styles are one of the most versatile haircuts and are also one of the most popular – because of the versatility that exists within the haircut. Long layered haircuts can be used for straight hair, as well…
Pictures of Long
Long hairstyles should have lots of natural texture, flirtatious flips and long loose layers whether your hairstyle is straight, wavy or curly. This extremely versatile cut suits a wide variety of face shapes and can be as casual or dressy as you need to be. Long hairstyles allow you to let down your hair, place it in pony tails, and bundle it up in decorative designs. If you have a long hairstyle, it's best to take care of it or don't have it at all. When choosing long layered hair styles the first step is to determine which style works with the shape of your face. Long layers are essential for this type of hair style to lay correct. Another great tip is to blow dry the hair with a large round brush, directing all layers down and under.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Hayden Panettiere Long Wavy Blonde
Hayden Panettiere is the adorable young up and coming actress, perhaps best known for her role as Claire Bennet on the television show, Heroes.
Here we have a couple of beautiful blonde hairstyles of Hayden Panettiere, long with the perfect touch of wavy/curly, giving her a cute Goldilocks appearance.
She may be a natural brunette, but she was born for blonde.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Long Hairstyles
Long Hairstyles for Celebrity - Gwyneth Paltrow long hair
Long or “Oblong”
Styles that are flattering: Brow-skimming bangs (I plan to never go without them again). Chin-length bobs are also ideal for us because they create the illusion of width. Gwyneth Paltrow’s shoulder-length bob is very flattering on a long face. Just make sure your stylist cuts the hair a bit shorter in the back so it doesn’t look boring. Curls and waves work well because they add width to the face.
Long layered
Layered long hair styles are one of the most versatile haircuts and are also one of the most popular – because of the versatility that exists within the haircut. Long layered haircuts can be used for straight hair, as well…
Long Hairstyles
This is a revival of a retro 60’s look. To achieve body like this, try round brushing your hair while your giving it a blowout. This will give you loads of volume and a slight curl to the ends without having to use the curling iron.
Long Japanese
For my new hair I'm still experimenting The back is cut so I can spike it out But I've decided to go with wax to spike it which i'm still experimenting with (hence why i have no pictures of that) If you have really long hair i'd suggest some type of wax, simply because it has structure and seems less like lethal spikes than gel, and texturizer would barely help and you'd be holding everything up with hairspray alone otherwise. However it would be a similar idea.
Top Ten Gluten-Free Recipes on Gluten-Free Goddess
Reader's faves: the top gluten-free recipes on Gluten-Free Goddess blog. |
As the first decade of the new millennium chugs to a long slow finish like the spunky little engine that could, top ten lists are sprouting up everywhere. Top ten movies, top ten playlists. Which begs the burning question for celiac survivors. Hello! Where is our own gluten-free top ten list? Where is our shining and sparkly Top Ten Gluten-Free Goodness? It's a new year. A spanking new decade. Let's party.
So without further ado, here is my own humble contribution to the Best of the Best in the expanding gluten-free recipe universe.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Georgie Thompson Blonde Hairstyles
A Bevy of Gluten-Free: Fruit and Vegetables
Jewels at the farmers' market -- naturally gluten-free. |
Walking the Santa Monica Farmers' Market beneath dove gray December skies I fell in love with the quiet beauty of seasonal fruits and vegetables protected under netting. There is something so poetic, so archetypal about it. So shy and evocative. Seductive and beckoning. So downright bridal. So understated gorgeous. So rather than waxing all Emily Dickinson on ya and conjuring words for the experience I thought I might use my camera instead.
And let my pictures do the talking.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Gemma Bissix Straight Blonde Hairstyle
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Gemma Atkinson Short Blonde Hair
Striking beautiful English actress, and lingerie model, Gemma Atkinson has an interesting choice of hairstyle.
Its quite short, parted slightly to the right with minimal fringe and dyed blonde.
Very similar to the pixie hairstyle of Elisha Cuthbert, just a bit longer.
Whatever you wanna call, it looks great on her.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Chocolate Quinoa Brownies- Gluten-Free and Vegan
Vegan gluten-free brownies made with quinoa flakes. |
Your stubborn and chocolate obsessed gluten-free goddess has been working overtime. In between shooting photographs of the holiday lights and skaters in Santa Monica and battling the return of the flu I fought off some weeks ago (I believe in recycling, Darling, but this is a wee bit ridiculous) I have been utterly possessed. Haunted by the ghost of chocolate brownies. Vegan chocolate brownies, to be exact (because I've already served up the best egg-based gluten-free brownie I can think of, so if you haven't tried my Dark Chocolate Brownie recipe or the Chocolate Brownie made with pecan meal, Darling- Go!).
Baking failures do not sit pretty with yours truly. Especially when I am achy and voiceless and my head feels like a giant damp wad of gluten-free dough with too much xanthan gum added (you gluten-free bakers know exactly what I'm talking about). I feel like the goddess of sticky, thick and dull. And there ain't no cure. Except maybe a hot toddy. Or three.
Lucky for me I have a husband who likes to bake. A husband who says (as his brittle, grumpy hot-flashing wife is muttering expletives and scraping another gooey not-in-a-good-way gluten-free vegan brownie failure into the perky polka dotted trash can), So.
How can we make this work?
For a split second I panic and think, He's over it. He's finally tired of living gluten-free. Living without baguettes and bagels and croissants out of love, a sense of duty, or comradeship and support.
He's done. Finished. He's out the door, no looking back.
Gemma Arterton Red Hair Color
Monday, December 21, 2009
Happy Winter Solstice!
Wishing you and your family
the warmest of winter greetings
for a safe, healthy and beautiful holiday season.
xox
Karina
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Dark Chocolate Brownies- The Best Gluten-Free Recipe
I have a confession to make (although those of you following me on Twitter might not be surprised). My confession? I baked a batch of mint chocolate brownies today. And they flopped. Totally. Why? Because I made them without eggs and the egg replacer didn't work. Who knew the dense and fudgy texture of a chocolate brownie relied so much on eggs? You'd think I'd know this by now. I've had more egg-free brownie failures than I care to count. But I was hopeful. And it wasn't just pie-in-the-sky hopeful. It was based on evidence.
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Freida Pinto Straight Black Hairstyle
Friday, December 18, 2009
Frankie Sandford Short Hair
FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT TATTOOS
If you are browsing these pages, chances are that you feel your tattoo was a mistake and if so, you're not alone. Tattoo regret is the unfortunate side-effect of body art, with around 50% of tattooed people in the USA having second thoughts.
According to a study by the British Journal of Dermatology, figures are worse in the UK with 75% of British people who have tattoos wishing they had never 'inked'
If your tattoo has become a permanent source of regret or embarrasment to you - you are not alone - in fact - close to 400,000 people Google the term 'tattoo removal' every month! Here are some more facts and figures about tattoos....
■The Pew Research Center, January 2007
- 36% of 18-25 year olds have at least one tattoo
Original source: http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=300
■The U.S. Food And Drug Administration, April 2006
- More than 45 million Americans have at least one tattoo
Original source: http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/oc/scienceforum/sf2006/search/preview.cfm?abstract_id=1047&backto=author
■The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, March 2005
- 24% of the general U.S. population has a tattoo
- 5% of those with a tattoo have had it covered with a different tattoo design
Original source: http://www2.us.elsevierhealth.com/inst/serve?retrieve=pii/S0190-9622(04)03195-0&artType=full)
■Flash2xs.com Poll, August 2004
- 41% of those considering getting a tattoo would pay up to 50% more for a tattoo artist known to have a good reputation and who is certified by their local health department
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Flash2xs.com Poll, June 2004
- 61% of people say that the reputation of a tattoo artist and tattoo studio is most important factor when selecting who will tattoo them and where they will get tattooed
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Flash2xs.com Poll, September 2003
- 43% of people polled say they get tattooed to represent something personal
- 32% say they get tattooed because they are addicted to ink
- 19% of people say they get tattooed because they like the artwork
- 4% of people say they get tattooed because they enjoy the feeling of it
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Harris Interactive, July 2003
- 16% of all adults have at least one tattoo
- 31% of gay, lesbian, or bisexual people report having tattoos
- 36% of those with tattoos are between 25-29 years old
- 34% of people with tattoos feel sexier because they are tattooed
- 29% of adults with tattoos feel more rebellious
- Democrats are more likely to be tattooed than Republicans
Original source: http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp?PID=407
■Flash2xs.com Poll, May 2003
- 76% of people say that the biggest issue in preventing them from getting a tattoo is Finding the Perfect Tattoo Design
- 10% of people say that either finding the right tattoo artist or having the money for a tattoo are the biggest reasons preventing them from getting a tattoo
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Flash2xs.com Poll, April 2003
- 32% of people prefer traditional plain black tribal tattoo designs over tribal with other design elements, texture, or color variations
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Health Canada, April 2003
- The number of women with tattoos quadrupled from 1960 to 1980
Original source: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/iyh-vsv/life-vie/tat_e.html
■Flash2xs.com Poll, August 2001
- 38% of people say they choose a tattoo because it has special meaning to them
- 32% say the quality of the artwork is how they choose their tattoo
- 27% of people say they choose their tattoo for its originality
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■The U.S. News and World Report, October 1997
- Tattooing is the United State's 6th fastest growing retail business
Original source: http://www.usnews.com/usnews/culture/articles/971103/archive_008193.htm
According to a study by the British Journal of Dermatology, figures are worse in the UK with 75% of British people who have tattoos wishing they had never 'inked'
If your tattoo has become a permanent source of regret or embarrasment to you - you are not alone - in fact - close to 400,000 people Google the term 'tattoo removal' every month! Here are some more facts and figures about tattoos....
■The Pew Research Center, January 2007
- 36% of 18-25 year olds have at least one tattoo
Original source: http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=300
■The U.S. Food And Drug Administration, April 2006
- More than 45 million Americans have at least one tattoo
Original source: http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/oc/scienceforum/sf2006/search/preview.cfm?abstract_id=1047&backto=author
- 13-17 year olds on average think that an acceptable age to get a tattoo is 19
Original source: http://www.gallup.com/poll/17485/How-Old-Old-Enough.aspx
■The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, March 2005
- 24% of the general U.S. population has a tattoo
- 5% of those with a tattoo have had it covered with a different tattoo design
Original source: http://www2.us.elsevierhealth.com/inst/serve?retrieve=pii/S0190-9622(04)03195-0&artType=full)
■Flash2xs.com Poll, August 2004
- 41% of those considering getting a tattoo would pay up to 50% more for a tattoo artist known to have a good reputation and who is certified by their local health department
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Flash2xs.com Poll, June 2004
- 61% of people say that the reputation of a tattoo artist and tattoo studio is most important factor when selecting who will tattoo them and where they will get tattooed
- 23% say the selection of flash to look at and choose from is the most important factor when selecting which shop to get tattooed at
- 8% say the prices for tattooing is the most important factor when choosing who will tattoo them
■Flash2xs.com Poll, September 2003
- 43% of people polled say they get tattooed to represent something personal
- 32% say they get tattooed because they are addicted to ink
- 19% of people say they get tattooed because they like the artwork
- 4% of people say they get tattooed because they enjoy the feeling of it
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Harris Interactive, July 2003
- 16% of all adults have at least one tattoo
- 31% of gay, lesbian, or bisexual people report having tattoos
- 36% of those with tattoos are between 25-29 years old
- 34% of people with tattoos feel sexier because they are tattooed
- 29% of adults with tattoos feel more rebellious
- Democrats are more likely to be tattooed than Republicans
Original source: http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp?PID=407
■Flash2xs.com Poll, May 2003
- 76% of people say that the biggest issue in preventing them from getting a tattoo is Finding the Perfect Tattoo Design
- 10% of people say that either finding the right tattoo artist or having the money for a tattoo are the biggest reasons preventing them from getting a tattoo
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Flash2xs.com Poll, April 2003
- 32% of people prefer traditional plain black tribal tattoo designs over tribal with other design elements, texture, or color variations
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■Health Canada, April 2003
- The number of women with tattoos quadrupled from 1960 to 1980
Original source: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/iyh-vsv/life-vie/tat_e.html
■Flash2xs.com Poll, August 2001
- 38% of people say they choose a tattoo because it has special meaning to them
- 32% say the quality of the artwork is how they choose their tattoo
- 27% of people say they choose their tattoo for its originality
Original source: Flash2xs.com, LLC Online Poll
■The U.S. News and World Report, October 1997
- Tattooing is the United State's 6th fastest growing retail business
Original source: http://www.usnews.com/usnews/culture/articles/971103/archive_008193.htm
Jennifer Garner Bangs Hairstyles
Jennifer Garner Bangs Hairstyles
Jennifer Garner is one of those actresses who always look beautiful. She can wear her hair long, short, with or without bangs and look great. Here are a couple of her hairstyles with bangs.
High Ponytail
This look is simple and gorgeous. Make sure your hair is nice and sleek and part it on the side. Put it up into a high ponytail, leaving your bangs loose. Secure your ponytail with elastic, pretty clip, barrette, or whatever you like to use. Sweep your bangs across your forehead so that they seem to blend in with your hair. This look requires a good bit of styling products – hairspray and styling gel mainly – and you may need a smaller clip or barrette to hold your bangs in place. Nonetheless, it is a beautiful and classy look.
Wavy Bangs
Another gorgeous style is when Jennifer wore her hair to her shoulders and had eye-length bangs. To get this look, cut your bangs where they are just above your eyes. Use a wide barrel curling iron to put some loose curls into your hair, close to the ends. Loosen the curls with your fingers if you prefer waves. Part your bangs about three-fourths of the way across, on the side and then let them just drift across your forehead. This is a very feminine style that softens facial features and is flattering to any shape face. Try layers for a more versatile look. This style can be modified a number of ways – use your imagination and be original!
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Jewels at the Santa Monica Farmers Market
Gorgeous fresh picked carrots in a rainbow of colors. |
This week at the Santa Monica Farmers' Market the jewels of the season glow. Among my favorites? The rainbow carrots in orange, ruby, purple and gold. Some roots were so young they were the tiniest of crooked fingers, delicate and naturally sweet. These carrots make wonderful crudities for hummus.
Serve raw with:
Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
Jalapeño Lime Hummus
Classic Hummus Tahini with Spiced Olive Oil
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Roasted Red Pepper Hummus Recipe
Get your hummus on. It's party time! The holiday season is upon us and that means it's time to whip up your favorite hummus and dip recipes. After all, the days are still getting shorter (my personal excuse for partying). And Winter Solstice- also known as the shortest, darkest day of the year- is only days away.
Then it's here comes the sun, Baby. So. Huzzah! Let's celebrate. To help in such a worthy cause, here's one of our favorite hummus recipes.
Let the sun shine in.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Evangeline Lilly Long Curly Locks
Beyonce’s Long Shaped Hairstyle
Beyonce’s Long Shaped Hairstyle
You know that you look good as a celebrity if you keep ending up on the covers of magazines with positive words around your images and you don’t even change your look that much! Beyonce hasn’t changed her overall look much, but the variations on her long shaped style have really worked to get her in nearly every fashion magazine that’s for sure!
But what is so interesting about Beyonce’s look is that is appears so natural. It isn’t forced with all kinds of flashy colors. Beyonce plays it cool, calm, and collected with understated classic beauty and neutral tones. We saw this look captured at the second annual Fashion Rocks event with her long, shaped hairstyle in long, wavy curls. The length of her hair was grown to below her shoulders and the bangs and sides were angle layered to frame her face. This is a perfect style for medium or thick hair, but it takes a little work to get it right.
Your stylist has to be with you to pull off this look honey! Even the most natural curly hair needs a little help with at least some styling products, a really good cut, and a curling iron. If you couple all of those things with some patience you can pull this look off too. This one is not for the street, this is for elegant evening gowns or bride’s maid dresses only. And it will only last one night, so enjoy it while it lasts! So take lots of pictures!
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
2009 Hairstyles
Bob haircuts are one of the most popular types of hairstyles as it is considered to be a traditional hairstyle with modern variations that have been created for the popular hairstyle. As one of the most popular hairstyles that is available, these variations can range from angled hairstyles that have been created to appear as one length, or hairstyles which have been created through the use of layers. With many variations of the bob available, how do you choose between the various styles which are available? There are many aspects which should be considered when choosing a hairstyle and the bob haircut is no different.
Long Hair styles
If one has chosen a simple poker straight hair for long there is much that can done like twirling the ends with big curls, going for soft perm or simply go in for the latest fringe i.e. bangs. Sideswept bangs also transforms the hair style and brings about changes in facial features. Adding a few tricks on eye make up can bring about a more dramatic creation for special appearance.
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