Simplest way to get that trendy look is a texturizing treatment - temporary or semi-permanent.

Go through following tips and become your own stylist -

1. Color Me

Use a color, which is one tone lighter than your natural color. Cut small strands at surface, twist and apply color. Coil them on top of your head. You will get easy and quick highlights. Color a strand underneath first to check look.

If requirement is of subtle highlights - add a very small measure of depth. If roots have to be dark and heavy - add lots of it. Allover highlighting (including strands around face) is necessary in case of lots of texture.

2. Crimp It

Pick a single section of your hair roughly two inches wide and press it with a crimping iron from slightly above roots until ends. Let rests of hair fall straight.

The iron should not be too hot. Crimping will look great when you crimp one-piece near face. Besides crimping, hair also needs volume, body and curl. To achieve greater volume and less curl, roller should be big. Curling iron is used for a quick hair set. After curls have cooled, spray a finishing spray. With fingers, open curls little bit.

For a quick root lift, wet slightly roots with a finishing spray. Keep roller mid-strand. Roll it to roots and let ends be free. Remove rollers when hair is dry.

3. Try New Perms

An optimistic attitude has dramatically helped me improve my life in every single area. I overcame severe scalp psoriasis without a doctor and prescriptions. It's a fact that I wound not have overcome my psoriasis without a positive mental outlook. But you may be a skeptic. I know that I was most of my life. After all, if it were that easy why isn't everyone choosing to be optimistic and then reaping rewards?

Don't take my word for it. Check out these facts:

"The journal Psychosomatic Medicine published results of a study showing that optimistic men had less than half risk of heart disease than pessimistic men.". To read rest of this article go to http://www.drweil.com/u/QA/QA326513/

"According to premier health and wellness experts at Healthwise Inc., substances that your brain produces depend in part on your thoughts, feelings, and expectations. If your attitude about an illness (or life in general) is negative and you don't have expectations that your condition will get better, your brain may not produce enough of substances your body needs to heal." To read more go to http://www.vibe-life.com/nutrition.html

"Chris Peterson was teaching a class in abnormal psychology at Virginia Tech when he told his students to fill out an Attributional Style Questionnaire - a carefully designed test that determines a person’s level of optimism and pessimism. The students also answered questions about their general health, including how often they went to a doctor.

Peterson followed health of his students following year and discovered that pessimists had twice as many infectious diseases and made twice as many trips to doctor as optimists. Later, Martin Seligman of University of Pennsylvania and two of his colleagues, using interviews and blood tests, found that optimists have better immune activity than pessimists." To read more go to http://www.thisisawar.com/HealthOptimism.htm

Would you agree that it's not easy to stay optimistic? 

All of us have been to a church service, sales seminar, or a motivational seminar that excited us for a short while. Then reality of credit card bills, murders, company layoff's, and terrorism would bring you down just as easily as you were pumped up.  So what can you do?