Sentences with phrase «at back of head»

The phone feels good in your hands, and though it has not yet slipped from my hand, there is a constant fear at the back of my head.

I guess all the hand washing in the world couldn't make up for the guy in the row behind me hacking away at the back of my head all night.

Qualifying through the toughest examinations and flying abroad for higher studies turn out to be a prized dream for many and simultaneously, it grows a tree of anxiety and qualms at the back of your head imaging about living a solitary life without family and relatives on an unfamiliar ground.

Ah yes, I knew I had read this idea somewhere originally, was sitting subconsciously at the back of my head, thanks!

There will always be a tiny voice at the back of your head asking, «Are you crazy?»

They're identifiable by the large parotid glands (which produce the toxin) at the back of their head, behind their ears.

The skin at the back of the head was gone, as if it has been peeled back.

Finding that first rental property seems daunting — I've already spent more than 50 hours looking and calculating, and of course the slight fear at the back of my head is wondering what will happen if we can't rent it out!

The micro-USB rechargeable 18650 battery pack sits at the back of the head.

Her hair, more gray than light brown, was pulled back from her face into one long braid, which was coiled at the back of her head.

SK: So, to overcome that pitfall, I think at the back of your head you've always got to be looking at the students.

It makes the already - spoiled rape scene (unless ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY is an underground publication nowadays) a non-event because as you're watching it, tickling at the back of your head is the knowledge that they'd never rape Rachel in a mainstream middlebrow thriller (even if professional creep Vincent Cassel is the rapist).

If you've ever worried about where to meet guys, those worries should now be at the back of your head.

Instead of securing the top layer of hair at the back of the head, Kirsten Dunst has pinned back one side of the hair and left the other side loose.

Finished with lovely long layers towards the front of the face, graduating to short and choppy layers at the back of the head, this hairstyle is finished with a side fringe to frame the face.

We love how the layers fall longer towards the front of the face than they do at the back of the head!

This utterly striking graduated bob finishes ever so slightly shorter at the back of the head, tumbling towards longer layers which fall around the front of the face in a lovely finish.

She's created two elaborate braids from the front of the head and fastened them into this gorgeous twised bun at the back of the head.

(It should be at one side, but still at the back of your head and level with your ears.)

Begin by teasing your dry hair at the back of your head using a wide - toothed comb.

Then, loosely gather your hair in a ponytail at the back of your head and secure it with a hair tie.

It's just gorgeous — cropped closely at the back of the head and finished a little longer at the front of the head in a lovely longer strand.

At the back of my head I wanted to try it as a concealer and not a foundation.

However the fashion blogger in me kept nagging at the back of my head, What are you going to wear????

Wellllll... the trick is to not look at the back of my head because it's bobby pinned to the max.

The reason why its so hard to say no, isn't because of the brand or the bargain, its that voice at the back of your head that tells you this piece will last the test of time.

Twist hair up at the back of the head and secure with bobby pins.

Next, bring the sides into the crown, criss - cross them and pin the hair down at the back of your head, around your bun.

Separate your hair in three section — at the back of the head, on side and on top.

Then for hair, I just took two strands from the front and pinned it at the back of my head, criss - crossing the bobby pins.

Working with small sections of your hair, begin French braiding your hair at the back of your head, keeping it loose to keep your curls intact.

Then tease at crown and at back of head at crown then style and I spray with hairspray to keep style in all day.

Recreate Hilton's simple half up» do by teasing hair at the crown and then securing it with a discreet hair pin at the back of your head.

Add a little puff to your crown and create a large flowery updo at the back of the head.

Next, pull one braid up over your head at the back of your head and pin it again.

Step 2: Brush your bangs back and secure the top section at the back of your head with a pin or sparkly clip.

However, if you do decide to keep it at the back of the head, I might suggest doing more overhead tricep extensions at the gym to prepare your arms for being held behind you for twenty minutes.

The directions should be alternated when you curl at the back of the head.

Two micro braids from each side of the head forming a half - tie at the back of the head.

Twist and secure at the back of the head with bobby pins.

To create a twisted side sweep, gently twist a section of hair from the other side of your head and pin it at the back of your head.

Secure the braid at the back of your head with some bobby pins and flip some hair over them to hide them from view.

Braid this section and secure it at the back of your head with some bobby pins.

Gather all your hair (including the braid) into a mid-level ponytail at the back of your head and secure it with a hair elastic.

Brush all your hair back and tie it into a mid-level ponytail at the back of your head.

For this feminine look, think added volume at the back of your head with relaxed, tendrils framing the face, and then simply scoop back into a loose, messy French braid.

Pick up a 3 - inch section of hair from near your temple, braid it very loosely, and pin it at the back of your head.

Grab 3 inch sections of hair from both sides of your head, twist them a couple of times, and tie them into a half ponytail at the back of your head.

Pick up a 3 - inch section from above your left ear, twist it thrice, and pin it at the back of your head.

If you want to get started with the massages but are still worried then I recommend starting at the back of the head (where most people don't go bald) and working your way towards the front.