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There is much talk about Interviewing Styles: The Directive Interview, The Behavioral Interview, The Stress Interview, The Qualifying Interview, The This Interview, The That Interview. Articles outline different styles, list typical questions for each and tell you how to prepare for them, as well as suggesting appropriate answers.

That’s all well and good, but there’s an obvious question here that begs to be asked: how do you KNOW which style you’ll encounter? When you phone to schedule the interview, do you ask, “Oh, by the way Mr. Interviewer, what interview style do you use? I’d like to study that one and ignore all the others.”?

I absolutely endorse asking questions that you need to know the answers to (when it’s the appropriate time)……but THAT question is obviously an exception!

So do you study all of the styles? Memorize every question that applies to each style and all the recommended answers to prepare for each one? And when the interview begins, you say to yourself, “AHA! It’s The Abstract Theoretical Look Sideways Style!” and then you know exactly what to say and do.

What if you missed a style? And you find yourself saying “What the heck style is THIS? I don’t recognize it! HELP!” Which completely throws you off and you bomb the rest of the interview.

Worrying about interviewing styles is ridiculous. Not only is it too much information to memorize, but it’s also a waste of time. An interview is nerve-wracking as it is without worrying about which style you’re going to encounter.

The interview is about the company and how your presence will benefit them. The preparation (with the exception of your company research) is about knowing who you are and what you’re looking for. It’s not about the company or anticipating their interviewing style.

Interview preparation is an absolute, non-negotiable, unequivocal must, but preparing by learning different styles is not. That’s why your interview preparation needs to be focused on learning about yourself, listing questions to ask, forming your answers to fundamental interview questions.

You prepare by focusing on yourself because you are seeking your perfect job. You want to have the power to decide if you want to return for another interview instead of giving that power away. You want to be in control of your future.

An interview is a sales process. The product is, essentially, you. And you need to be real about who you are, AND be prepared enough to interview well. Do THAT properly and the style you encounter is irrelevant.

Interviewing is 85% prep and 15% common sense. Sometimes it does involve a bit of mirroring, but again, some of that is common sense. Do it without losing your individuality. For instance, if the interviewer is chatty, longer answers are okay. If the interviewer is crisp and serious, keep your answers focused and on the topic.

Occasionally you’ll run into an interviewer who wants to make you sweat. You feel as if you’re under a bright light – they’re grilling you, and you might as well have been fingerprinted. There’s no need to get all worked up (besides, they WANT you to). If that’s his interview style, what do you think it will be like to work for him?

The answer to that should calm you down. You won’t care what he thinks, because you probably won’t want to return. Good money? Eventually you’ll hate your boss, then you’ll hate your job, then your life will be hell, because the salary won’t be worth it. Short drive? Eventually you’ll hate your boss, then you’ll hate your job then your life will be hell, because the drive will STILL be too long – you don’t want to go where you’re driving. Great advancement promised? After how long? How many people have held that position in the last 6 years?

If you want to work for a control freak or someone who needs to appear tough and all-knowing, you’ve found the place. If he’s rapid firing questions at you, hoping to trip you up, let him feel important . Finish the interview and then cross the company off your list.

Another interviewer might leave you thinking “What’s UP with this guy?” He seems sort of at a loss as to what to ask you. His questions are all open ended and don’t seem to have any firm direction or point. Just use common sense. You’ve done your interview prep work – jump in and sell yourself. That doesn’t mean talk non-stop, but you don’t have to sit there and be uncomfortably silent for long periods of time either.

Ease the awkwardness. Help him out. Lots of holes? Gracefully and professionally answer some of the questions you were prepared to answer, even though he hasn’t asked them. He may not know how to interview very well.

(Face it, NO ONE – except maybe a human resources person – should have a lot of experience interviewing. If they do – they either can’t keep a job….or they can’t keep employees!)

If your first interview is with human resources, often they can be crisply black and white, detail oriented, and by the book. Don’t let it throw you. If you know yourself and what you’re looking for, you’ve done your research on the company, and you’ve thoroughly prepped yourself for the interview, you’re much less likely to get flustered.

Mirror their style, but don’t drown your personality. SOME human resources people are adept at giving you enough rope to hang yourself – so don’t be lulled into a warm cozy camaraderie. Watch their visual cues – which can be subtle. Follow your instinct, but follow their lead. They’re screeners, but in that sense, they are also decision makers.

Don’t waste your time memorizing styles and how to handle each one. There ARE different interview styles, just as there are different types of people. The hiring authority’s interviewing style is usually a reflection of his personality. Stay aware of what’s happening at the moment, what you’re saying, what you’re learning, and how you’re feeling about what’s taking place.

The more you’ve done your homework in accordance with what I’ve suggested, the more relaxed you’ll feel. The more relaxed you feel, the more confident and in control of your answers you’ll be, and the less likely you’ll be to worry about interview styles and types. When you know your background and who you are – the hows and whys and whats – you’re also less likely to be blindsided by an unexpected “type” question.

So before you interview, it is imperative for you to give significant thought to:

• Why you chose your current field

• What environment you work best in and why

• What your personality traits are

• Why you liked and didn’t like your previous jobs and what you learned from them

• What your skills and talents are

• How you’ve handled diverse situations and what you might have done differently, or why what you did was effective – be able to back it up

• What you’ve accomplished in your previous positions and how those accomplishments contributed to the success of the department and the company

• In what areas you feel you need some work or polish

• Where you see yourself going and how you plan on getting there

• Why you chose to leave one company to go to the next

In addition to knowing the answers to the above topics, you need to think about the most appropriate way to phrase those answers AND how they relate to what you’ve learned about the company from your research on line or at the library.

In fact, some of the topics on the above list you should already have given thought to before you began your job search. If you don’t know who you are, what you want, in what circumstances you perform best and in what circumstances you don’t perform well at all, what type of management style helps you to flourish and give back to the company, and what the goal of your next job is – you won’t know what you’re looking for, much less be able to recognize it.

Put effort into making sure you know who you are and what makes you that way. Know what you’ve accomplished and what contributed to those accomplishments, what motivates you and what turns you off. Spend time learning about the company with whom you’ll be interviewing. Make a list of questions to bring with you, and know what kind of answers you’re looking for. Be able to address issues by showing how who YOU are will benefit THEM.

Then it won’t matter what style you encounter. You’ll be comfortable with any style you meet. And when they want you to come back for another interview, you can decide if you want to….or not.

copyright: Judi Perkins, VisionQuest

Writing style refers to the words and expressions – as well as to the spelling, grammar and punctuation – a person uses when writing letters and memos. Each of us has a personal style of writing which, like our speaking voice, is usually recognizable.

To distinguish itself from its competitors your company also needs its own writing style, one that will make it recognizable and enhance brand awareness.

The problem is that corporate communications are written by many people, each with their own personal style. This is especially true where particular documents, such as newsletters, technical manuals and corporate brochures, websites and ezines, contain contributions from several people.

Thus there is a need to create a company writing style that unifies written communications and reflects corporate identity and image.

If you examine the brochures and websites of major corporations you’ll see that the style of writing varies – sometime subtly but always distinctively – from one company to the next. You will also notice that the corporate literature of each particular company reflects a unified style, as if it had all been written by the same person, ie the same corporate personality.

The best way to achieve a unified writing style that is stamped with your corporate personality is to create a document called a style-guide.

A style-guide is a booklet that covers word, phrase and sentence usage, and approaches to be taken in structuring particular types of communications, such as brochures, technical manuals or ezines, as well as common errors in grammar and syntax. It lays down the ‘rules’ to be followed when writing corporate literature.

A style-guide should provide your corporate communications with a distinct vocabulary and cadence that is appropriate to your business. Obviously a writing style that is suitable for a financial services company or bank must differ greatly from the style of a fashion house. An appropriate style-guide will provide your company with the overall tone and word-quality you need to communicate successfully with your target audiences.

When devising a style-guide, an independent consultant is essential to preserve objectivity. Giving the job to an in-house executive may result in writing style that is contentious because everyone within your company is likely to have views on what is an appropriate and ‘correct’ style. An external writing consultant will have the experience needed to devise an appropriate style – it’s his main job after all.

The consultant will begin with an examination of your company, its marketing efforts, communication channels and target audiences. He or she will also peruse the company’s marketing communications and other corporate literature. This getting-to-know-you phase must be done thoroughly which can take time.

Once he understands your company, its communication objectives and typical audiences, the consultant will be in a position to draft a corporate style manual and agree its content with senior management. To illustrate the value of the proposed writing style, he or she should rewrite some of your recent corporate literature and show how the proposed style will enhance corporate recognition and branding.

You should always ensure that the final guide is delivered in electronic format so that it may be printed and distributed among your staff without restriction. Once it has been issued, you will also need to take steps to ensure that the writing ‘rules’ are followed in all communications with markets and stakeholders.

A well-thought out writing style-guide with clear understandable rules, which are applied consistently to all corporate literature – print and electronic – will ensure clarity and harmony in your corporate communications and reinforce corporate personality. It’s just as important as your logo and visual imagery.

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Bedroom furniture is one of the most important furniture in your home. French Style Painted Furniture offer traditional style bedroom furniture might be what you’re looking for. Bedroom furniture goes beyond stylish bedsteads, or bedside and sideboards. Chest of drawers, vanity sets with stools, and jewelry armoires go great in the bedroom. There are many types of bedroom furniture: Amaryllis Bedroom range, Ambiance Bedroom range, Elegance bedroom range and Les Saisons Bedroom range. These all types are a symbol of style and prosperity.

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A style guide is a means of documenting your approach, as a writer, to the main elements of writing style that you believe need to be consistent. Style guides are generally associated with specialist types of writing like technical writing, commercial or business writing, journalism and web copywriting. In each of these cases, there is a need to ensure that the writing style is consistent and so guidelines are usually published to allow more than one author to contribute while ensuring that the finished piece does not carry or exhibit the personal style of a writer but that of the publication, company or website.

For publications or companies with a large number of contributing authors, a style guide is essential if the completed publication is to be coherent and consistent.

Many creative writers eschew the need for a style guide, believing that the ability to follow a standard English writing style should be an innate quality for any writer. While to a certain extent this could be argued to be true, a style guide provides a means of documenting basic rules or features of your writing that will allow you to ensure consistency in your written output. Technical writers, for example, will generally have a style guide for a particular customer or project to ensure that the data they deliver will be in an acceptable form and will be in keeping with previous deliveries or other publications that the customer already has. In many cases, this style is dictated by a recognised standard.

The lack of a single authoritative source on style for written English means that there is, and will always be, healthy debate on the elements of style. The use of punctuation and correct grammar is well established but style is much more than just the correct usage of punctuation, grammar and vocabulary.

Each publication, company or writer will have a view on any number of elements of the style of their writing. Creative writers may not be worried about headings, lists, trademarks or the use of special terminology, whereas a bid proposal writer or a technical writer may need to take heed of all such considerations in their daily work.

For any writer, but particularly for the freelance writer, a style guide should be an invaluable tool. Freelance writers should continually develop style guides for each customer or publication type that they work with. It is important that, as a freelancer, you can demonstrate an ability to follow a prescribed style, but equally that you can learn and record what your customers prefer from their comments and feedback. This will help increase your customers’ satisfaction in the long term and will help place you as their supplier of choice for written material or content.

But what’s wrong with a creative writer using their own style guide? Well, nothing. Can you imagine how much time it might save in proofreading and correction if a creative writer knows that they’ve followed a set style from the outset in certain areas?

 

You will definitely love a car that drags everyone’s attention or better say impresses everyone. After all, cars are your style statements and the best ways to describe your persona. But what makes your car stylish? How can you enhance the looks of your car according to your requirements and desires?

 

Well, the secret of styles and beauty of a car lies in its wheels and rims. Styling the wheels, rims and other parts can add new dimensions to your car. Nowadays, there are plentiful range of wheels and rims available in the market. Fabulous designs, shapes, materials and much more, there are several ways to beautify your car.

 

Wheels & Car Styling: How and what can you do?

 

If it had not been 21st century, you would have required loads of time to think for car styling. In the modern times, car styling can be easily done. All you need to do is keep looking around in the market and hunt the best service provider for styling your car. Below are few tricks and suggestions that will get you the best styling for your car.

 

Quality Wheels: Most of us do not consider the quality of the wheels while choosing the car. Looks are important for embellishing your car but it should not come at the cost of the quality.

 

You must make sure about the durability, resistance and capacity of the wheels and rims. In the market you will get plentiful designs, models, etc for wheels and rims but not all of them have the quality level needed for your car.

 

Combinations that work: Colors, designs, structures etc are some of the things that must be well matching to the overall theme of the car. Chromes, polishing, coating and other things must be carefully done. The combination must blend well to present a perfect car. Don’t hesitate to experiment but don’t overdo!

 

As per Car: There are scores of cars and each one requires different styling. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volvo and many more, you can really try out different styles. There are several services especially for the car brand you own like BMW styling, Mercedes styling etc. (Already mentioned that each car requires different styling methods therefore you must style according to the brand of car.)

 

More than Wheels and Rims: If you thought that styling is only possible in wheels and rims then it’s time to explore. Car accessories and parts like interior and exterior can also be stylized. Bulbs, sound systems, meters, etc; styling is possible in every nook and corner of the corner. All the major car brands like BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volvo, Toyota, Skoda etc offer plentiful range of models, accessories and much more.

 

Expert Consultancy: Whenever you are to style or custom your cars, take the expert suggestions. You can also get help from internet, magazines and other media sources as well. However, take the suggestions from the people who have experience in customizing cars. Quality research will get you the best idea!

 

The above steps can really help you in getting the best and quality styles for your car. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volvo, Toyota, Skoda or any other, style your car in the ways you want. Last but not least, do not forget that custom wheels, rims or anything else required for styling are available at affordable rates as well.

If you follow information and instructions from publications and Internet resources devoted to Chicago (Turabian) Style, then writing a formal paper isn’t as difficult as it sounds. Following all the rules can be tricky, but it’s not impossible. Follow the tips listed here, and your Chicago (Turabian) Style thesis or dissertation will be a success.

A) BIBLIOGRAPHY. As you perform the research for your paper, keep the bibliography in the back of your mind. For every idea or quote you use from one of your sources, you will have to cite the idea in the paper and list the source in the bibliography. Even if you choose to use footnotes with your Chicago (Turabian) Style paper, you probably will want to create a bibliography. When you pull information from sources, make sure you collect extensive information about each source for the bibliography. Having a comprehensive list will help if you need to revisit a source to find more information for your paper.

B) CITATIONS CHECKED AND RE-CHECKED. Be sure you have properly listed all of the citations in your paper, whether you chose to use in-text citations, footnotes, or endnotes. Although formatting every citation correctly can be difficult, it helps your instructor when he reads your paper. In addition, other readers must be able to find each citation in the bibliography, so it’s important to cite everything correctly. Make sure you spell all authors’ names correctly, too. Citing sources properly will ensure you don’t inadvertently commit plagiarism. If you’re unsure whether to use an in-text citation for a source, you probably should use it. It’s better to be safe than sorry when citing sources.

C) EXTERNAL SOURCES. If you are unsure about the formatting style for a particular page in your paper or for citing a source, turn to either the Chicago Style Manual or the Turabian Manual for Writers. Both books have hundreds of examples for formatting formal papers. Keep in mind, however, that neither book has been updated in recent years. The latest version of the Chicago Style Manual, the 15th edition, was published in 2003. The Turabian Manual’s sixth edition was published in 1996, meaning it doesn’t contain much information on citing Internet sources, for example.

D) FOLLOW YOUR INSTRUCTOR’S INSTRUCTIONS. You may have an instructor who gives you directions for composing the thesis or dissertation that differ slightly from those in Chicago (Turabian) Style. Follow your instructor’s guidelines in those instances. Chicago (Turabian) Style contains many optional pages and areas where the writer has some latitude to make changes. If you are unsure how you should handle a particular aspect of your paper’s formatting, check with your instructor.

E) GRAMMAR GUIDELINES. Papers that follow proper grammar are more likely to receive favorable marks from an instructor. For example, always write in active voice, rather than passive voice. The Chicago Style Manual contains quite a few grammar-related resources.

F) PROOFREAD A FEW TIMES. Proofreading should not be done as a last-minute item; you should proofread a few times before you finish the paper. In fact, it’s best to set the paper aside for a couple of days between proofreading sessions. If you can take a break from the paper for a couple of days, you’ll be surprised how much better your proofreading sessions go with a fresh look at the paper. Depending on the importance of the paper, you may want to hire someone to do some additional proofreading for you. Keep in mind that word processing software spell checkers (such as Microsoft Word and Wordperfect) are very handy, but they do not catch every error.

G) TAKE YOUR TIME. As with most tasks, those who take their time usually achieve a better result than those who rush through the project. Hurrying unnecessarily with your Chicago (Turabian) Style paper will lead to mistakes, so take your time to ensure correct formatting. If you are forced to hurry because of an impending deadline, your writing will suffer, and you’ll make mistakes in formatting. Start early on the paper, set goals for finishing different aspects of it, such as completing the research or completing the first draft, and you’ll have a much better finished product.

H) THE WRITING MATTERS. Following the Chicago (Turabian) Style rules closely are an important part of creating a successful paper. However, such rules should not overwhelm your work. Instead, focus on the content of your paper and focus on the writing. If the content of your paper is lacking, it won’t matter to your instructor how closely your paper follows Chicago (Turabian) Style.

Does Your Home Garden Have a Style? You may be asking me “Style? For a garden? I just plant flowers.” But, if you think about it, you can see that there really can be different styles for gardens.

A garden style can help you decide what kind of look you want for your garden as well as where to put your plantings.

How do you take style design into your gardening plans when you have so many practical matters to think about? You have garden size, whether the area is in sun or shade, its proximity to buildings, and how you will be using the space.

The solution is to treat is element of your garden as a part of a single design. The walls, garden furniture, even potted plants should all relate to the overall garden style. The most successful and beautiful gardens have started with a plan.

Let’s take a look at some different garden styles:

You’ve probably heard of the cottage garden. This style is suggested by rambling roses, type of fencing (usually rock or stone walls) , stones for garden paths, ponds and other natural grasses and materials.

Some other garden styles can be classified as “national” styles. These garden styles can be Italian, Japanese, English, Spanish and American. American gardens are broken down further into southern, desert, southwest and others.

Many times, the style of a garden is determined by climate and location. Gardens located in Arizona, for instance, must be of a different style from those located in northern, colder climates. And plants in southern gardens with their lush greenery and overblown flowers won’t live in either hot desert or cold snowy climates.

So, you can see that the style of your garden is closely tied to the climate conditions surrounding it.

Gardens can also be defined in style as formal or informal. For instance, a simple rose garden can look dramatically different when planted in a cottage garden style than when planted in a more formal geometric style.

When trying to decide on a style for your garden, first look at your geographical location. Then, think about what style you have in your home. Is it more casual or quite formal? This will give you a place to start for designing your garden.

Now, decide on how you will be using the space. Will you be having family barbecues or will you be doing more formal entertaining? Do you have children or pets that will need a lawn or enclosed area to play in?

Next, take a look at your trees and buildings. You will need adequate shade (or sun) for certain flowers and plants.

Once you have taken these matters into account, you can start your actual garden plan. Draw up a plan for your garden. Even a rough sketch of the space where your garden will be and where each element (such as flowers, foliage, stonework,or pond) will be can be a tremendous help in planting your beautiful new garden.

Now, all you have to do is plant it!

In this day and age, people are not known to conform to the norm. We are always on the lookout for home décor that is unique and beautiful at the same time, which are exactly the words used to describe Tiffany style lamps. Though these types of lamps are no stranger to the world, they have just begun to rise in their popularity. Tiffany style lamps were once very popular in the 19th century, but that popularity waned until recently.

When you are looking for a lamp that is stylish, beautiful, unique, and elegant, you need look no further. These lamps have the ability to accent almost any home décor and provide a warmth and welcoming feeling to any room in which it is placed. The designs are unmatched, though many have tried. Tiffany style lamps always include colors that are both rich and deep. The unique stained glass used to create the lamps create a very inviting color and lighting to any room.

What is great about Tiffany style lamps is that they come available in many different styles, sizes, and designs. You will have no problems finding something that fits your own style and taste. To add to its versatility, Tiffany lamps can be the perfect fit in almost any room. Do you need some ideas? Here are some that you can use.

Decorate for the season with Tiffany style lamps. Many of these lamps can make great decorations depending on the season; this is especially useful for people who like their home to depict the weather outside or by season. For the fall season, why not place one of the many fall-like Tiffany lamps within any room. Some great lamps for the fall season include the Turning Leaf Lamps or the Autumn Leaf Table Lamp.

If Mother Nature is more your style, you might want to try Tiffany style lamps such as the beautiful and bright Peacock Feather Table Lamps. You might even enjoy one of the many styles surrounding that of the dragonfly, such as the Dragonfly Cone Lamp, Mosaic Dragonfly Table Lamp, or the Hanginghead Dragonfly Lamp.

Flowers and trees are extremely popular aspects of the Tiffany lamp designs as well. You have a wide variety of choices when it comes to flower or tree designs. For example, the Rose Garden Table lamp or the Flowering Lotus Accent Lamp.

The great thing about Tiffany style lamps is that you will have no trouble finding something in your own personal style and taste. There are so many to choose from, you might even have trouble deciding which one is for you. We can help there as well.

When choosing a Tiffany lamp for your home, take a moment to think about the surroundings. First, look at the décor already in place in the specific rooms. Unless you intend to change the décor, you should find the right lamp to fit in well with that look. Not only do you want to consider the overall design of the room, but also the colors as well. When it comes time to choose your Tiffany style lamp, choose one that works well with the theme and matches in color as well. Of course, it does not have to be the same colors, but a group of colors that works well with the existing colors is a good idea.

Where should you put your Tiffany style lamps? Another great thing about Tiffany lamps is that they are very versatile and will work almost anywhere. It really depends on the type of Tiffany lamp you choose. Some places to consider might be:

• Night Stands

• End Tables

• Coffee Table

• Buffet

• Desk

• Bath

• Hallway

Again, you have a wide variety of choices in Tiffany style lamps. Choose from table lamps, wall sconces, floor lamps, chandeliers, and ceiling lights. Whichever you choose, you are guaranteed a beautiful, elegant, and unique look when it comes to both style and lighting.

‘Wedding day ‘a memorable day for everyone. And who doesn’t want to look perfect on his or her important day of life. Of course everyone wants to be looking great from every aspect whether it’s about wedding dress, or jewelry. Even wedding hair style also adds the charm to bride or grooms personality.

So what to do for a perfect wedding hair style that will really suit you. Well! Many factors are important to decide the right wedding hair style for you. First of all the shape of your face determines the right hair style for you. If you are confused about what hairstyle will suit you for your wedding day then you should talk to a professional hair stylist. Your hair stylist can give you suggestion about the hair style that will most suit shape of your face. And this should be done a few weeks ahead of the time.

Having the wedding dress can also help you to make wedding hair style selection easily. If the bridal gown is of an off shoulder then you should consider your hair down. If the bridal gown has a high neck then wears the hair up.

One should also make arrangements with the hairdresser to have a practice run for her wedding hair style. It will work definitely. Bear in mind that what suits others may not suit you also. Above all the thing that matters is your wedding hair style has to be comfortable. And remember one more thing that it’s you who are going to be getting married and not a fairytale image of yours so it should not be so different.

The theme of your wedding party also impact what wedding hair style you will want to select from. A princess hair style or a queen hair style can be choosen for a bridal. A bridal can also choose the more unconventional wedding hair style.

The princess hair style is one of the most flattering hairstyle which a young bride could choose for her wedding day. In this wedding hair style the hairs require to be pulled back from the face. This look has been preferred choice by the bridals for several years. This hairstyle works for the bride with long hair or medium hair.

The queen hair style is much similar like the princess hairstyle with the exception that this wedding hair style is more complicated and it may include side bangs to soften the severe look of aristocracy also. Middle paths or side paths can be used in the hair which could either be loosely or tightly pulled back.

No matter whether or not whether your favorite black hair style is braided, curly, locks, sleek and straight, short and funky or twisted and intricate, there are a few things that you should consider before deciding on what black hair style to choose for your next do.

Due to the versatility of the black hair style and black hair in general, ethnic hair styles include some of the most intricate and beautiful hair creations to be found among fashion-conscious people today. While many compete to make their black hair style more elaborate and beautiful than the next, many fail to observe basic hair styling fundamentals, which are vital to ensure that a black hair style compliments the wearer rather than detracts from his or her personal beauty.

Black hair style fundamentals

When choosing the right black hair style for you, it is important to pay special attention to your facial features and bone structure. The right black hair style can take the most beautiful facial features you have and make them absolutely stunning. The wrong black hair style, on the other hand, can completely mask those features and may even highlight features you would rather hide.

When choosing the perfect black hair style for your unique look, stylists should take into account your build. For example, close cropped black hair styles would not suit a person with a large frame, nor would a full-bodied black hair style compliment a person with a small frame. Making sure that your style and frame balance is the key here.

Stylists also should look at your face shape when choosing the best black hair style for you. There are five basic face shapes: oval, heart, round, square and triangular. All of these shapes can be beautiful, but one is ideal: oval. No matter what shaped face you have, achieving the perfect look involves picking the right black hair style that will make your face appear more oval.

Oval face shapes are identified by the perfect symmetry of certain facial features, such as the distance from the hairline to the bridge of the nose (between the eyes), from the bridge of the nose to the lips, and from the lips to the bottom of the chin. If your face is oval shaped, you will have a host of options when it comes to choosing your black hair style. This shape is the only one that is complimented by almost every black hair style imaginable. The oval shape is perfect for corn rows, braids and all other popular black hair styles.

Heart shaped faces are usually broader through the forehead and taper to a point at the chin. You can make this shaped face appear more oval by positioning the weight of the black hair style at chin level, or by wearing bangs in shorter black hair styles. Keep in mind that the goal is to minimize the forehead and to bring prominence to the chin.

Round faces are just that: round. They have wide cheekbones and are usually smaller through the forehead and chin. The goal here is to minimize the cheekbones. Black hair styles with height in the bang and sides cut toward the face usually work best.

Square faces have a bold forehead and an angular jaw line. Black hair styles with soft edges, and a great deal of texture directed toward the face really suit this shape. The length should be kept longer than jaw length to draw attention away from the jaw, but, at the same time, that length should be layered. A straight, sleek black hair style would only serve to accent the angular lines of the face.

Triangular shaped faces are angular at the jaw line, but narrow through the forehead. They can be treated much the same way that square faces are treated, with one exception; more height and fullness is needed throughout the crown and bang areas of the black hair style to make this section of the face appear larger.

Now that you know what types of black hair styles to choose to make you look your best, the only limits are your imagination and your stylist’s creativity.