Melody Jacob

Ombre Wigs are darker hair color on the top and lighter hair color at the ends of the hair. This wigs have a lot of colors to choose. It comes in different forms of wavy, curly or straight, you always can find a suitable one for yourself.

Wearing wigs can be fun especially when trying to change your look and try something different. You can get them mostly in Black, Blonde, Blue, Purple, Grey or Silver Hair Shades.Trendy is made of Omber lace front wigs comes with a lace front cap construction, which means you can use a curling iron to create your own hairstyle. It will look natural and blend even well.

Lace front wigs only has lace in the front half of the wig, to allow the wearer to part the hair any way he or she wants. It comes with straps and combs. Lace Front Wigs include Glueless Lace Front Wigs, Glueless Silk Top Lace Front Wigs, 4.5 Inch Deep Part Lace Front Wigs and Double Drawn Lace Front Wigs.

Wearing wigs everyday would require a color that fits for an everyday look, just like the blonde lace front wig. Blonde wig can be glamorous or playful and carefree,The blonde look will always and forever remain one go to looks. A short blonde hairstyle is the perfect fresh new look for the spring and summer months. If you’re looking for something that’s simple and pretty, these cute easy hairstyles are just what you need! And if you’re considering short haircuts for the first time, 

Cool skin tones look great with blonde hues like platinum or ashy blonde. Warmer skin tones are best suited to colors like honey or strawberry blonde and caramel hues.

Wigs are generally worn by everyone.You can get wigs for white women which also looks great on everyone. Whether you're new to wigs or a pro, we gathered the best wig tips, and more. Here are some tips from wig experts you need to know.

Be Confident

The right attitude is key to pulling off any hairstyle. If you are constantly worrying or fidgeting with your wig it won't look good. Own it! Walk tall, be confident and you will be able to pull off any look you want.

2. Customize Your Cut

Take your wig to your hairstylist to have bangs cut or trimmed, shaped or thinned out to remove excess bulk. A custom cut can make a world of difference. Think of your wig like a designer suit. Sure, you can wear it off the rack (or out of the box) and it can look good, but with a little tailoring it can look GREAT!

3. Invest in the Right Care Products

If you want to extend the life of your wig and keep it looking beautiful the proper care products are essential. Synthetic wigs require care products specifically formulated for synthetic hair. For human hair wigs, choose sulfate-free care products or products specifically formulated for color treated hair to keep the color looking vibrant, longer.

Always Think Ahead

You should always have two wigs ready to wear at all times. This way you always have something to wear when you are washing your wig and a back up if anything should happen to one. Rotating between wigs also helps to extend the life.

Kitchen Tips

If you love to cook here is a tip every wig wearer should know; NEVER open the oven while wearing a synthetic wig! The sudden burst of heat will ruin your wig; even the hot steam from a boiling pot of water can cause irreparable damage.

Dial Down the Shine

Synthetic wigs with too much shine look fake and unnatural. To minimize shine, sprinkle a little hair powder on your wig, and then brush through for a more natural look. Try a wig wand! Each tap distributes a small amount of wig powder to magically reduce shine.

Personalize Your Look

Add a headband, scarf or any hair accessory to create a personal touch. Just because you are wearing a wig doesn't mean you have to wear it the same way all the time. Be creative.

Blend in your Own Hair

If your natural hair is somewhat close to your wig color try blending in your own hair along the hairline for a more natural look. Apply the wig then pull out small sections of your own hair along the sides and front using your fingers or a rattail comb.

Stay Close to your Current Style

Choose a wig close to your current hairstyle. What is going to look the most natural on you, is a style that looks like YOU! A familiar style will help you feel more confident and make the transition from wearing your own hair to wearing wigs a good experience. Experiment with subtle style variations, but stay within your comfort zone.

Don't Forget Styling Products

Give your hair a salon finish and define layers using styling products (Shaping Cream or Style & Hold Hair Spray works great on synthetic hair).

 Know Your Measurements

There is nothing worse than an ill fit wig. You don't want your wig riding up, slipping off or to look misshapen by excess bulk at the crown. This is why choosing the right size is just as important as finding the right color and style.

Create Different Hairstyles

If your hair is chin length or longer, try a half-up, half-down style. For longer wigs, try a loose updo or low ponytail. 

To make these looks work; keep it soft, loose and a little messy. Keep the bangs down (unless you have a lace front wig) and pull down a few tendrils of hair along the hairline to keep it looking natural.

Go Curly or Straight

A new generation of hair tools, Gold N' Hot curling irons and flat irons allow you to curl or straighten both human hair and synthetic hair! These revolutionary new tools have a special setting specifically for synthetic wigs, hairpieces or hair extensions so you can easily go curly to straight or straight to curly without damaging your wig. A must-have for any wig!

Try a New Do

Bored with the same hairstyle? Today's wigs follow current hair trends. As new hair fashions hit the scene, new wig styles become available. Trying a new wig style is an easy way to test drive current hair trends without any commitment, keep your look modern and beat hair boredom. Change up your look from day to day. Don't get suck in a rut. 

Of course not all hair trends work for everyone, if you are new to wearing wigs we recommend keeping close to your current hairstyle!

I am ending the weekend with this outfit I wore at the end of April. Summer is almost fully here and we all know that  wearing bright colors helps to lighten your mood. 

It was love at sight when I saw the Multicolor Jonie Rainbow Stripe Turtleneck  Long Sleeve Jumper featuring a thin knit at Rebellious Fashion online store. I actually own few turtle necks but I am planning on purchasing more turtle neck tops, because they make you look slimmer and taller.

Camo’s one of those prints—like leopard or stripes—that are 100-percent guaranteed never go out of style. It elevates any look from basic to trendy basic. The other thing that makes Camo so great is that it is a neutral wear.  Get in the Camo trend and purchase the red Camo print trouser from Rebellious Fashion which  Features a front pocket, high waist with a Camo print finish.

A lot of fashion accessories are trending this season and the Semilunar Semi-Rimless Sunglasses are the latest and coolest sunglasses to wear. You've probably noticed all the celebrities wearing these small sunglasses, especially Rihanna and Bella!!- It displays an effortless elegance injected with a fashionable flair.

One of the season's most-wanted styles, this ultra-wearable ankle boot creates a strong and assertive look. The “Star Trail” ankle boots from Louis Vuitton feature glazed calf leather, side zips, block heels, rubber soles, and contrasting white laces. The now-iconic Star Trail lace-up boot comes in several variations on the original, even reinterpreted with a luxurious silver fox fur ornament.

Exclusive - Kefe Chunky Heel Ankle Desert Boots by Jessica Buurman.

A fresh fitness journey comes with a lot of obstacles and curveballs to overcome. One of those obstacles may come before you even step into the gym. Gym intimidation comes in a number of forms and is never pretty, but always normal. Whether you’re not sure where to begin or not where you want to be physically just yet, feeling nervous or uncomfortable in a gym setting is common.

If you’re stuck in the mindset that everyone will be watching you, judging your performance and knowledge, you’re not alone. But it definitely doesn't have to be that way. The gym can actually be home to a supportive community that may be beneficial to your health and fitness.

Whether it’s lack of knowledge or fear of being alone, read on to find out what might be causing your gym intimidation and how to overcome it. Then, check out our helpful infographic with quick tips for beating gym intimidation at the bottom.

I don’t know what to do.

More likely than not, when you joined your gym you got the grand tour of the place. You know the layout and what it has to offer, but get lost when it comes to what exactly you should do. From cardio to strength training, without a plan, the gym can feel more like stress or than stress relief.

Use Aaptiv to guide your workouts. With trainer-led classes for every cardio machine and the weight room, the app will help you exercise confidently as if you had a personal trainer by your side. You’re able to try out different workout styles and figure out what type of exercise you like best. Then you can start to better plan your gym visits. Before you step foot in the gym you should have an idea of what you want to do and how long you want to do it (and, of course, factor in a warm-up and cool-down). This way you know what you’re in for ahead of time and won’t get bored.

I don’t know how to use the machines or weights.

This is especially common for beginners. With all the different machines, weights, and areas of the gym, it’s hard to know exactly how everything works at first. First, if you’re already at the gym and find yourself unsure how to use something, ask an employee. They’re there to help you and keep you safe, which means they know the ins and outs of every machine in the place. Different gyms offer different versions of machines as well, so check with them to see how each specific one works.

Insecure about asking for help? Don’t be! Everybody had to start it somewhere. Who knows, you may even learn something someone too afraid to ask doesn’t know and be able to help them out.

You’ll be a pro in no time.

Want to go in with a good idea of how things work? We’ve got you covered. We’ve already gone into detail on each cardio machine. Here’s a quick rundown.

Treadmill: First, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with those buttons (starting with quick start and speed). Once that’s covered, and you’re ready to get on, place one leg on each side of the belt, on the rubber strips. Press the quick-start button, which will start the treadmill at its slowest speed (0.5 or one, in most cases). Step on the belt and begin walking at this speed, slowly increasing until you’re at a moderate pace. Feeling comfortable? Test higher speeds and put on a treadmill routine (like “Run, Recover, Run”).

Elliptical: Start with a good grip on the handlebars and step in. The pedals may look huge, but that’s OK! The extra room provides comfort. Align your feet and get into proper form (you know the drill). From there, pick a set of handlebars to hold onto (stationary bars for stabilizing or moving bars for upper bodywork). Keep a light hold and a bend in the elbows, then get pedaling! Remember to bend your knees slightly as well. Start off at a moderate pace—no incline or resistance. Then pick your routine and work with a smooth pedaling motion.

Stair Climber: Lightly place your fingertips on the front or sidebars. You should actually be able to go without touching the bars at all, but using them for balance (especially as a beginner) is perfectly fine. Step on and check your form. Don’t stand completely straight—that’s overcorrecting. Instead, lean forward just a tad. Now begin at a comfortable, moderate pace (seeing a pattern, here?). Slow down if you find yourself clutching the bars to keep up. Avoid hop-like steps and keep your entire foot on each stair as you walk.

Indoor Bike: Begin with adjusting your seat height and handlebars. You want your leg to be almost (but not quite) straight when reaching for the pedal at the bottom. As for handlebars, you want to reach out to them at shoulder level comfortably. Next, strap your feet in. Then check your form. Chest up, shoulders down, and avoid hunching your back. Adjusted and strapped in? Time to get moving. Ride like you would a normal back, not just with your toes. Start with the ball of your foot and push through to your heel as you press down. Pull up using the top of your foot.

As for weights, we suggest you research how to use each type of weight beforehand. Start off light and stick with weights that are challenging, but not too challenging. Then pay close attention to your Aaptiv coach’s directions. Regardless of the weight routine, he or she will guide you on how to use the equipment correctly.

Walking into a gym by yourself can a strange experience. We definitely recommend enlisting a workout buddy to keep you motivated and accountable. But if no one’s free, try a class. In a class setting, almost everyone’s attention is on the instructor, so you don’t have to worry about being singled out. You also don’t have to worry about not knowing what to do. Unless the instructor performs the same class every week, everyone’s bound to be surprised by a few moves.

Classes can also make you feel more involved or a part of your gym. You may even find some like-minded friends in the mix.