Tips are from celebrity stylist Ron King get more tips from www.thestyleking.net

Will You Marry Me? Those four little words are just the start of the blitz of bridal related questions that overcome (and often overwhelm) a bride during the course of planning her big day. Brides will question even the teeniest details as should the napkins be ivory or white? But the biggest question of all….how should I wear my hair on my wedding?

Sure it depends on the type of cut and style a bride has to start, but a great way to decide how to wear your hair is to take a look at your wedding dress. Brides need to take into account the cut of their dress and then create a hairstyle that complements the dress.

Here are some tips:

Sheath: Opting for a body-skimming silhouette? Go big with your hairstyle either by choosing an up-do or ask your stylist to add some va-va voom volume.

 Mermaid: Go retro if you’re wearing a mermaid style gown to evoke old world classic charm. Try a big, loose bun with side swept bangs or dare to don a classic beehive.

Strapless: Let your locks loose if you’re wearing a strapless and leave your hair down, or even half up. Rather then go super straight, add a slight wave to give hair body. If you’re hair short, consider getting extensions. They will help you achieve a stunning bridal look that will last for up to three months after your wedding.

Ball Gown: If you’re opting a Princess style dress that has a full skirt, a tighter hairstyle over loose flowing locks will help accentuate the cut of this dress. I recommend pulling hair back in a chignon or wearing a bun.

 Still have more questions, stop by and see Ron King at the Austin Monthly Bridal-Bash on Sunday, February 19^th, 2012. For more information visit http://www.austinmonthly.com/AM/Calendar/index.php/name/Bridal-Bash-2012/event/8392/

By Celebrity Stylist Ron King, www.TheStyleKing.net

Ah, red lips. Known for their perking up powers on otherwise tired faces, wearing a rouge lip color also glamorizes any outfit. It also can enhance the depth of darker skin and punch up a paler pallor. So, what are you waiting for? Most likely, you’re on the fence about choosing the correct red for your coloring and style.

Selecting the perfect scarlet lip shade can be easy if you know your undertones though. In a nutshell, blue or cool undertones look bext in cool hued reds with hints of blue or purple in them. Women with warm undertones can rock, well, warmer shades of red with hints of orange in them. If you’re unsure if you have cool or warm undertones, picture yourself wearing gold or silver jewelry. Which hue of baubles brings out your skin tone more? If you’re ravishing in gold, you’re warm, and, of course, if silver’s better, you’re cool toned.

Next up, is choosing the lip color formulation you want to wear. Generally, creamy lipsticks work well on dehydrated pouts because they add richness. On plumper lips, they also downplay any overly largeness. That being said, gloss works well on the thin lipped because it fleshes them out ( it also works great on the ultra trendy, who won’t mind reapplying their color every now and again). Now, pick your poison and pucker up!

By celebrity stylist Ron King

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For the skimpy haired ladies amongst us (or even just for the styling inept), bombshell locks can often seem like a far off dream. The process to getting big, glamourous, volumized waves is fairly simple however, once you get your routine down pat. The Style King is here to set the record straight or, er, wavy on getting the look.

Start with a heat protecting spray. Spritz sparingly in damp locks. Blow dry hair upside down for maximum sex appeal and volume. This look isn’t about perfection so much as it is a messy, sensual one. Use a large barreled curling iron sparingly in key spots, as in the front and sides. The, the most difficult part for some, tease, tease, tease your main with a rattail comb. Teasing is also quite easy once you get the hang of it and is an invaluable tool in styling your hair. Simply brush hair up and then back comb it, creating volume and texture. Lastly, use a gloss spray or shine serum on ends and in dry looking areas. Voila! Instant sex pot.

L’Oreal has some great products at wonderful price points that are readily available and nowadays, quality curling irons can be found at a variety of places/prices. There’s really no excuse not to go with major volume for special nights… Though you may want to keep this look out of the office.