Here at www.slimmingsolutions.co.uk we’re always on the lookout for little short-cuts/cheats to help us look slimmer, taller, younger – so here’s the lowdown on just how to get Kate’s younger, slimmer-faced look.
Make your way down to the hairdressers with a torn-out picture of her to get a copycat style. To make sure you get the best result, use her stylist James’ tips for a supermodel fringe:
- Fringes can work for most people, especially when they’re kept a bit longer. A short, precise, ‘Louise Brooks’ is probably the hardest fringe to wear. It really is a strong look and you need lots of confidence to carry it off.
- Fringes are probably least suited for people with really curly hair – especially in the winter when the air is damp.
- When getting your fringe cut, always ask the salon to leave it longer, rather than shorter. You can always just pop back to have the fringe trimmed; most salons won’t charge you for this.
- A fringe is also a good way to balance or soften your look if you’ve got a high forehead or really strong, distinctive features.
- The fringe done for Kate has a fresh young look but still manages to be sexy. He particularly loves how it can be styled to half veil, half reveal her eyes – that can be very hot.
- One good tip is to break the fringe up a bit for a softer look. Just take a balm or spray a little hairspray onto the fingertips and use your fingers to separate the fringe into uneven sections.
Dont think i could back to a front fringe. Mine was like a pair of curtains back in my school days lol. I have a nice side fringe now and it really suits my face better than a front one.
I had a fringe back in the school days thick and flat! now i have a side fringe, i might consider getting a fringe put back in. but lets face it Kate can get away with no finge or fringe. She still look fantastic.