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I am not saying which hair style in the pictures looks best on me, I am saying which hair style should I try to get that is not in those pictures? Which hair style would look good on me?

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Everyone, but particularly women, craves for a stylish and workable wardrobe full of clothes and accessories that reflects not only their true personality but also conveys their own sense of style, standing in life and, sometimes, personal beliefs. 

With so much choice of style and colour on offer and with fashions changing so rapidly, finding the right clothes to portray your look can be somewhat daunting.   With proper professional advice from a Style Consultant it is possible to bring out and portray any characteristics we choose through the choice of specific styles and colours of clothes, accessories and hairstyles.  This is called your Style Profile. 

Your Style Consultant will ensure that whatever situation you are in or occasion you are attending, your own personal Style Profile will shine through for all to see, understand and respect whether you are attending a Gala Dinner, interview or simply chilling out at home. 

Firstly, with you should consider a few simple points and asking yourself a few basic questions about how you see or you would like others to see your image.  This will be the first step towards a new and more confident you. 

So, how do you establish which is the Style Profile that suits you best?  Maybe you are a combination of more than one style or maybe your style changes depending on your situation.  Here are a few basic considerations to get you started. 

If a complete eclectic and unique look is what you desire then to achieve this you should wear a variety of different types of clothing style and combine them together in more original ways, perhaps by mixing vintage clothing with modern accessories. 

If, however, eclecticism is just a step too far then you are more likely to have a dramatic Theatrical Style Profile.  By carefully combining current fashion trends with that extra special something you will be able to create an instant and striking impact. 

If this theatrical style of dressing fits in with some areas of your life it may not fit easily with your work environment.   This is the time to adopt a more Traditional Style Profile, by wearing more classic and fitted clothes and accessories.  If the theatrical part of you still wants to be present then less coordinated and more striking and varied accessories could be used. 

However, if kitten heels, pink lipstick and delicate fabrics make you feel confident and attractive then you probably have a more quixotic personality and are one of the world’s great romantics and happiest when you are wearing pretty cardigans with a lace trim or non-fitted floral skirts. 

Although you may fit into other types of Style Profiles these are the main ones.  Given the right advice from a Style Consultant on how to bring a particular look together using the current fashion trends together with the correct colour shade combinations and accessories, will enable you to be confident enough to experience any situation.

There are various bonsai styles and this is much more important for beginners who need to understand important principles of bonsai and basically the various styles used, this will familiarize them to bonsai material. When you start a bonsai, always remember that you are dealing with a living plant.

Here are some of the basic bonsai styles:

1. Formal Upright

Trees with this kind of style always occur when it’s been grown in the open and of course under normal and perfect conditions. One of the most important requirements for this style is a perfectly straight trunk, slowing down naturally from the base to the apex.

The second requirement is that the branches should be spaced in a systematic order so that if viewed from any direction, they must appear balanced. This style is recommended for spruces, larches, junipers, pines and spruces. Maples are also recommended though they might not be easy to train into a conformist style.

2. Informal Upright

In this type of style, you will realize that trees bend or change their direction away from other trees, buildings, wind or shade.

In the informal upright bonsai, the trunk should bend to the right or left, this applies to all types of bonsai. The condition in this kind of style is that the trunk should NEVER bend towards the viewer.

The principle to achieving an informal upright bonsai is that it requires a tapered trunk but the positioning should be in such a way that it is closer to the way a natural tree would look if exposed to the elements at an early age.

The style works best with such species as Japanese maple, beech, trident maple-basically all conifers and ornamental trees.

3. Slanting

Slanting trees naturally occur as a result of a deep shade during early development therefore making it slant, however, whether curved or straight, the trunk leans at a definite angle.

This style is one of the simplest to achieve when working on a bonsai. The bonsai can basically be trained at an early age by tying or wiring the trunk until when it is in a slanted position, or by putting the actual pot in a slant position causing the tree to grow abnormally.

The slant style works best for all conifers and related species in the informal bonsai style.

4. Cascade Bonsai Style

The basic in this kind of bonsai style is that the tip of the cascade bonsai reaches below the base of the container. The trunk appears to be pulling against the force of gravity with a natural taper on it. Branches normally appear to be facing or rather seeking light; if done in the correct way, this style of bonsai is pleasing.

5. Semi-Cascades

The tip of the tree projects over the top part of the container but does not drop below its base. This style basically occurs when the tree grow on clifs or overhang water. The angle at which the trunk lies is not precise even though the plant grows below the pot rim.

Many species work well with this style expect those which are strongly upright.