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One of the most frequently asked questions is ' What style of hat should I wear to suit my face?'

My reply is to wear a hat that you feel comfortable in which suits the occasion.
  • If you have a small face, avoid styles with a very large brim and large crown.
  • If your have a large face, avoid styles that hug your face.
  • Hats should be enjoyed by the wearer and the onlooker.
  • Your headwear should compliment your outfit, not over shadow it.
  • Confidence plays a large part in hat wearing and if you feel that you look good, then you probably do!


HAT SIZES
The average head size for a lady is 22" the smallest being 21.5" and the largest 24". Most high street stores stock hats in one size - usually 22".
To measure your head size correctly, take a tape measure, place it around the circumference of your head, starting form the back of your head and bringing both ends of the tape measure to the forehead, positioning it approx 1" above your ears and 1" above your eyebrows, making sure the tape measure is sitting flat and snug around your head.

FASCINATORS
Fascinators are becoming ever more fashionable due to their ease of wear and design possibilities. There are no rules when choosing the size or style. The one thing you should consider is which fitting is suitable for your hair type / hairstyle. Most of our fascinators are fitted with either a haircomb, headband or snap clip.
Take a look at our tips below:

Headbands are used to grip fascinators into the hair We use two styles of headband, a very thin (3mm) metal headband in a gold or silver finish. They can also be covered in a colour to match your fascinator or hair colour. Because these headbands are so thin they can be disguised in your hair so as not to be seen. They are very comfortable to wear and suitable for any hair type or style. The other headband we use is a fabric one (1cm thick). They are best suited if you want the headband to be seen or wearing longer hair down.


We can snap fascinators into the hair using snap clips. Snap clips. We use two types. The long narrow silver clip is usually used by hairdressers,they and are 3.5" long, the gold snapclip is also 3.5" long. They are most suited for short hair, fine hair, and if you are wearing your hair up eg..French pleat etc....The only downside to the clips is that you are limited to the style of headwear which they can be fitted to.



The most popular way of attaching fascinators is with haircombs.Haircombs are the most popular choice. Giving you more flexibility positioning it into your hair, they grip the hair extremely well, providing that they are put into your hair correctly, they are suitable for most hairstyles and hair types. To secure the comb in to your hair, it is best to push the comb forwards towards your face (the prongs facing forwards). The comb will also fit more securely if you use products on your hair, hairspray is great, but do apply this before you secure your fascinator. Back combing your hair will also help, if you have silky smooth hair, and do not need hair products, or your hair is very fine or short you may find the haircomb does not fit securely and may slip.

 

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