Friday, 8 January 2016

AWESOME DIY CLOTH TO MAKE FOR HE WINTER

Hey my lovely divas! Are you enjoying the winter days? I love winter and that’s why I have made you this post that is called “Fascinating DIY Clothes to Make This Winter”. Are you excited?
You can give a new look to your old pair of gloves, hats and jumpers easily and quickly and in no time. The ideas that you are going to see below are very interesting and fun and they will take your breath away, believe me! So, sit comfortably in your chairs and check them out! You may find a hat, sweater or gloves that will fit your style and personality, who knows. Enjoy and have fun!
#1 Jumpers 
The days are freezing and you should definitely update your wardrobe with some new pieces that will keep you warm during this season. If you don’t want to spend money on new pieces you can give a new look to your old jumpers with some zircons, jewels, studs or jewels.
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image via www.lovemaegan.com
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image via honestlywtf.com
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image via www.studiodiy.com
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image via www.studiodiy.com
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image via monsterscircus.com
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image via blog.mjtrim.com
Your simple gloves can look outstanding in couple of steps. Find some colorful zircons, studs or some other stones and embellish them. The ideas that I have chosen are magnificent and will keep your hands warm during the winter days.
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image via aelida.com
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image via boxwoodavenue.com
Beanies are one of the most interesting hats adored and worn by girls during the whole winter. I have selected some glam and chic ideas that will blow your mind and make you look lovely. They are very easy and quick to make and they will complete your lovely look. Pick the hat that fits your style and make it this winter. The black hats can be worn with nearly everything, so you can make a black one if you don’t want to experiment. Or for more chis and stylish look, you can make a hat in some bold color.
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image via helloglow.co
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image via ispydiy.com
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full tutorial on honestlywtf.com
Do you like these diy clothes and would you dare to beautify your old hat, jumper and gloves? I need also to mention that these pieces can be worn by both younger and older ladies. I hope that you have found your next project! Enjoy in the rest of your day and don’t forget to stay up to date .
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Thursday, 7 January 2016

HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY GROW YOUR HAIR OUT

 Long hair is without a doubt becoming a major trend amongst guys in 2016. The good thing about long hair trends is that there is a formidable barrier of entry. Not many people can pull off luscious locks, many lose their minds during the awkward middle phase and some simply don’t have the patience to pull through. This post will cover all these topics and more!

THE IN-BETWEEN PERIOD

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Every guy that has ever grown out their hair has dealt with the awkward in-between length blah hair.
Get used to the idea of wearing hats and headbands to cover up that medium length atrocity.
An important concept many guys forgo is: If you want great looking long hair later on, you need to start taking good care of your hair NOW.
This means:
  • No tight ponytails
  • Don’t overly brush your hair
  • No brushing wet hair
  • Keep blow-drying/heating to an absolute minimum
  • No coloring
  • No Bleaching
  • Try to keep Shampooing to 2-3 times/week

STAYING ON TRACK

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Growing a long hairstyle is more than just letting your hair grow out. You need to maintain that mane.
1. Take proper care of your side burns, trim them if they get to long as to avoid the long wispy look.
2. Style your hair based on its CURRENT Length. Meaning don’t try and force a man bun or top know if you don’t have the length, you will just look ridiculous, trust me.
3. The normal rate of hair growth in a person is about half an inch per month, so if you’re truly dedicated, be ready for the long haul.
4. Remember, growing out your hair doesn’t mean you forgo haircuts. Try and and get a haircut every 3 months but make sure you clearly communicate to your barber you want to keep the length, but just clean up/trim the edges.
Finally…

BE CONFIDENT!


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Overcoming fear is a matter of confidence.
Being confident in your hair-growth decision requires confident care, care that speaks to your commitment to making long hair look good.
Good luck!
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Wednesday, 6 January 2016

MANLY SCALF


3-Manly-Scarf-Knots--tallThe scarf.
For many men this functional accessory has a feminine connotation to it.
This makes NO SENSE at all.
A scarf is functional (it protects your neck from cold and wind) andattractive (it can add color to an otherwise drab outfit).
Over the centuries, scarves have been worn to denote military rank, a sweat cloth knotted around the neck in warm climates, and to protect the neck from chafing (aircraft pilots and warriors with armor).
Feminine?  I think not :)
So now the questions is – what are the MOST MANLY ways to wear a scarf?
In today’s article I give you my favorite three and we also link you to eight additional ways to wear a scarf this winter season.

First things first…
A scarf is not a tie – it must never feel tight or stifling around the neck.
The length, width and material of the scarf will all affect the knot.
These 3 ways to wear a scarf will ensure that you are warm, the scarf won’t come undone and you will look stylish.

parisian-scarf-knotManly Scarf Knot #1 – Parisian Knot

A scarf is an accessory that shouldn’t be difficult to secure and remove.
When you step into a coffee shop or a restaurant, you need a  technique to tie your scarf that is no-fuss, quick and simple to execute.
The Parisian knot is easy to tie and can be removed in seconds. It is also highly insulating and works best with a wool scarf that’s at least 70 inches long.
  1. Fold the scarf in half.
  2. Holding the loop end in one hand and the two loose ends in the other.
  3. Slip the scarf over your head, wrapping it around your neck.
  4. Thread the loose ends through the loop and pull to secure the knot.

This knot is so simple you could probably do with one hand while holding a baguette and coffee in the other.
Tres chic.

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Manly Scarf Knot #2 – Reverse Drape Tuck

For full protection to your throat against the cold, go with reverse drape tuck knot.
It is one of the rarer knots used to tie a scarf so you’ll look like a pro using it!.
This technique ensures that your scarf stays secure and won’t come undone when you’re out for a walk in cold weather.
Long and wide scarves are ideal – preferably longer than 70 inches and atlas a 12-inch width.
  1. Wrap the scarf around your neck with the right end longer than the left.
  2. Loop the longer end around your neck and out to the front.
  3. Take the shorter end and pull it under the loop.
  4. Repeat with the other end, securing it under the loop.
  5. Pull both the ends and adjust the loop to offer maximum protection to your neck.



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Manly Scarf Knot #3  – Four In Hand Knot

For an extended encounter with the outdoors, fasten your scarf with a sturdy and complex knot – the four in hand.
Not to be confused with the necktie knot with the same name, thefour in hand scarf technique was popularized by English coachmen who tied their scarves with one hand while holding the reins to four horses in the other hand.
This technique starts out like the Parisian knot.
  1. Begin by folding the scarf in half.
  2. Place the middle of the folded scarf against the back of your neck with the two ends and the loop resting against your chest.
  3. Pull one of the ends through the loop.
  4. Twist the loop and pull the other end through the twisted loop.
The intertwining knot offers a thick covering around the throat and chest.
It is not my recommendation that you try this technique with a scarf in one hand while the other hand steers your car.

Want To Learn How To Tie A Scarf 11 Different Ways?
Check out each knot below:
  1. Once Around Scarf Knot
  2. Drape Scarf Knot
  3. Over Hand Scarf Knot
  4. Reverse Drape Scarf Knot
  5. Parisian Scarf Knot
  6. Fake Scarf Knot
  7. Reverse Drape Tuck Scarf Knot
  8. Reverse Drape Cross Scarf Knot
  9. Four In Hand Scarf Knot
  10. Twice Around Scarf Knot
  11. All Around Scarf Knot
Want All 11 Knots In One Infographic? CLICK HERE
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