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Spring is here and prom is just a few weeks away. You have picked out your dress, shoes and accessories. your prom night has been scheduled from limo to dinner to dance. But have you thought even once about your hair?

Your hair could very well be the key ingredient that can take you from looking just OKAY to simply FABULOUS. So, why would you wait until the last minute to decide on your prom hair style?

There are so many options for prom hair style styles this year. Your hair stylist can probably design your very own style. But you must do a little bit of research first before you head to the salon.

The first place to start is always with your face shape and your body type. Not all updos or partial updos will work for everyone. I know that I have always felt awkward with any type of full updo because I am very tall. I feel that the updo makes me look disproportionate, so I usually choose to wear my hair in a partial updo or down and long.

Your face shape also plays a big role in how your hair style will look. For example if you have a heart shape face with a high forehead, you probably will not want to wear a hair style that pulls all your hair back off your face. The high forehead needs a little bit of fringe or side swept bangs to balance it out.

These are all important considerations when you begin to look for your prom hair style. If you want some help with determining your face shape and style, check out this online demonstration of what is called hairstyle imaging software. This software allows you to upload your photo and find your face shape. Then you can try on various prom hair styles to see how they would look on you.

Another important consideration for your prom hair style is what makes you feel good. Your confidence can be affected by the way you feel about your hairstyle. See the Prom Hair Styles Show, to look at various prom hair styles and get a good sampling of styles that you like and don’t like.

In short, if you want the “WOW FACTOR” for your prom hair style, you need to do some work. Be sure to schedule a trial run with your hair stylist several weeks in advance of prom to make sure your hair style works with your dress. Also, you can see if the hair style you have selected will stay put for a whole night of dancing.

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Source by Perriann Rodriguez