Hairstyle tips for plus size women – celebrity inspired

In an earlier post, we discussed about the hairstyle tips for plus size women and I thought about providing some proof from the world of stars. So listed below are some famous celebrities who have been able to awe their fans through their sense of fashion regardless of their hourglass shape.

Adele

Long hair can elongate your face shape which in turn will make you look slimmer. However, Straight hair can give you a slightly awkward look s it is best to go for the wavy look – like Adele. Waves can give your hair some extra bounce and shape, which will draw people’s attention. You don’t need to spend heaps on hairstylists just find your own style by trying out with your flat iron.

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America Ferrara

Women spend more time debating on whether to get bangs or not, even more time than considering proposals or job offers. But why would you fear? Bangs can cover a part of your forehead which is great for round faces. America Ferrara is one fearless woman who tried numerous types of bangs at various events and doesn’t she look lovely with those bangs? Taking care of them is also very simple, you just need to show up at your hairdresser’s in between cuts so that he can trim them nicely most probably for free.

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Queen Latifah

Although many plus size women don’t believe on the bob, Queen Latifah has been able to prove it wrong. There are various types of bob cuts you can try out but you have to make sure not to leave the cut at your chin because it will make your face look rounder than it is. You can lengthen it up a bit and leave it a bit below the chin, as you prefer.

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Ginnifer Goodwin

Pixie cut is another hairstyle that goes through a lot of considering and debating before put to work. Pixie cut is great for plus size women who are looking for a bold look. Ginnifer Goodwin was able to show off her beauty with this style so why don’t you try it out?

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