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styling

styling

12 3.5
Arranging hair and beard to look neat or fashionable
  • noun
  • /ˈstaɪlɪŋ/
translation icon : peinado
  • Exercise, nutrition, medcare, dental work, skin care, spa care, hair styling.
  • hair styling

All my hair things, clips, styling stuff, all that good stuff going in there.

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Examples

  • Men in Cities also offers styling tips via illustrated guides.

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  • I am also interested in corporate styling for a conservative work environment.

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  • Also, I do have a hair care styling video in the works.

  • I would not let one day go by without styling my hair every single day.

  • And then apply the styling product that you like the most.

  • My only issue is that I no longer own any styling tools to keep it up.

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  • Why on earth would you want styling tips from her?

  • She gave us some styling tips.

  • So, hair styling and hair extensions have now become a part of every woman's life.

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  • She always spends time on styling her hair for special occasions.

Synonyms

grooming
vsstyling
24 2.2

Caring for hair and appearance to look neat

is arranging or designing looks rather than simple neatness care
hair care
vsstyling
8 1.3

Looking after hair by washing, cutting, and treating it

is about arranging or designing appearance rather than health care
hairdressing
vsstyling
4 2.5

The activity of cutting, styling, and caring for people's hair

is the general act of arranging appearance rather than a profession
barbering
vsstyling
1 2.7

Cutting and styling hair and beards as a job

is the arranging process focused on designing overall appearance not only cutting

Antonyms

100 3.5

Not caring for someone or something that needs care

18 4.6

A state when things are untidy, especially hair or clothes

How Elaborate

hairdressing
4 2.5
styling
12 3.5
grooming
24 2.2

Surface Forms

styling singular
stylings plural

Morphology

styling = style (transparent) = style + ing

Formed by the verb 'style' + '-ing', clearly denoting the action or process of styling.

Etymology

Styling comes from the word style, which itself comes from the Latin stilus meaning 'writing stick'. The idea moved from 'a way of writing' to 'a particular way of doing things', so styling is arranging hair or your look in a chosen way.