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5 sites to help you decide on a new hairstyle
Do you know it's time for a change in your hairstyle, but not what the change is? Would you almost rather shave your head bald then research a good hairdo for you? Check out these 5 sites which will help you choose the right hairstyle for you.
1. Stellure (http://www.stellure.com)
On this site, you can use Stellure 3D Hairstyle Studio. It's free and doesn't require any sketch software downloads. Once you go on the site, you upload a photo of yourself, and then can test out various hairstyles on your photo. This site is helpful because the hairstyles are separated into different categoriessuch as prom, short, curly , long and even men's!

2. Latest-hairstyles.com (www.latest-hairstyles.com/).
I f you have no clue what hairstyle you're looking for, check out this site, which has hundreds of photos of the latest hairstyles. Here, you can just browse photo after photo to see if any catch your eye. It's a great gallery with all types of hairstyles represented.

3. The Hairstyler (http://www.thehairstyler.com)
Requiring a free registration, The Hairstyler is the all-in-one source for anything hairstyle related. Reading materials, photos, uploading and testing, and models are all at your fingertips to help you start from square 1 in your new hairstyle decision.

4. FunAdvice Beauty and Style (http://www.funadvice.com/inte rests/style)
If you want personalized feedback to your hairstyle questions, join FunAdvice for free and post in the Beauty & Style category. You have the ability to upload a photo with your question, and then hundreds of registered users can reply to you. It's a good place to go if you want real people's opinions before taking the plunge.

5. Locks of Love (http://www.locksoflove.org)
If you haven't quite decided to get your hair done short or long, opt for short and then visit Locks of Love's website. The nonprofit organization takes hair donations and crafts them into hairpieces for children under 18 with long-term hair loss due to disease or medication. What good karma.

So fret no longer; you aren't on your own in deciding how to do your hair at the next trip to the salon. These sites will connect you with real programs and real people to help you figure out how to look your very best.

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