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Celebrity Hairstyles - Learning How To Get That Hollywood Look
Are you in search of 2007-2008 celebrity hairstyles and fashion trends to update your look for your prom, a wedding or another special event? There are many top-notch new hairstyles that can work for you. Ever since ex-Spice Girl Victoria Beckham chopped off her super long locks for that really cute crop, "bobs" have become all the rage. In fact, it's so popular it's been renamed the "pob" (Posh-Bob), and other celebs like Rihanna have jumped on the band wagon, adding a little extra asymmetrical angle for good measure, as well as Freja Beha Erichsen, Jenny McCarthy, Catherine Zeta Jones (think "Chicago") and Natalie Imbruglia's 1920s style!Another big trend is called "the fringe," which is one of the versatile short to long hairstyles, and can be seen on everyone from Kate Moss who was the trendsetter, to Irina Lazareanu and Keira Knightly. This style can be blunt-cut, pixie-style (for the daring) or Kate-style (long). The crop/pixie is going to be big going into 2008 as Natalie Portman, Michelle Williams, Elisha Cuthbert and Selma Blair all rock the short locks with longer fringes. Anja Rubik broke free from the pack for a shorter, more boyish look that is expected to take off more throughout 2008. To get in on the hairstyle trends of your favorite celebrity, your best bet is to print a few photos and go to the professional hair salon prepared!
Jennifer Aniston made Sedu hairstyles famous when she captured everyone's attention on the hit TV sitcom "Friends." Her spunky, shaggy, shiny layers were the envy of the town and women lined up to mimic her cute, girl-next-door look. This style is perfect for any face shape, is easy to maintain and works with straight, wavy or curly hair. The basic starting point is a long layer cut, angled slightly below the chin. The Sedu hair straightener will then smooth away any waves or frizzes into silky smoothness, without damaging your hair. A medium-round brush helps guide the hair under. To hold, use a mousse for volume and gel/wax for perk, then finish with a spritz of hairspray. According to Cosmopolitan Magazine, Jennifer uses Davines Alchemic Shampoo to achieve her professional salon hair shine. Other good products to try include Bain de Terre Recovery Complex Anti-Frizz shine serum ($22), Ibiza round hairbrush ($36) and the Sedu flatiron straightener ($115+).
Not all celebrity hairstyles are edgy and wild. Some are subtle but stylish. In fact, sometimes it's just a matter of wearing bangs properly. For soft, tapered bangs like Reese Witherspoon, you'll need a long layered cut (all below the chin) with choppy bangs that end at your eyebrows. Hairstylist Mark Townsend softened the look by cutting the bangs a half inch longer on each side (instead of straight across.) "This way she can wear them to either side or straight down," he says. To finish, he held the scissors vertically to chop into the ends to make the cut less blunt, more modern. To style, he recommends blow-drying with a medium-size round brush held horizontally, rolling the bangs under and pulling toward the nose; then he holds the brush vertically and half-dries the bangs to the side. Hairspray should be applied to an eyebrow brush and grazed lightly over the bangs to subtly keep them in the right direction, avoiding the stiff look of directly spraying them. A domed flatiron will round out the ends and dusting the hair with a bit of baby powder keeps the hair from appearing greasy or causing break-outs. Recommended salon hair styling products include a Spornette medium boar-bristle brush ($22), Sonia Kashuk Deluxe Lash/Brow Groomer ($8), Matrix Vavoom Gold Heat Iron-In Control spray ($16) and HAI Elite Tong domed styling iron ($225).
For prom updos and wedding celebrity hairstyles, your best bet is to look at the famous award ceremonies for ideas, such as the Grammys, the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards. Another good reference is to look back in time because the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s had some of the classiest updos! Curls, finger waves and pompadours are all gorgeous options to make your hair stand out. Gwen Stefani, Renee Zellwegger, Katherine Heigl and Jessica Alba have all had some killer updos recently. Before going for professional salon hair, have a rough idea of what you want. Do you need bangs? Do you like straight or curly? Do you want it all up or some down? Taking a picture with you will also make explaining your dream look much easier.
Dying a person's hair seems to be the number one quick fix on makeover shows. Why is this? Basically this is because it is the most noticeable change. If you have a brunette and turn her into a blonde, the overall impact can be quite pronounced. Nowadays everybody is altering the how the color of their hair looks. Some people wish to have a simple one color for their entire head and some people are going with several colors. Hair dye has become the "in" thing. Even youngsters are begging their parents for highlights, streaks or a wacky color that sets them apart. If you are a person who has never had his hair dyed before than this article will be a great resource for you. You can learn about the history of dyes as well as how to mend any mistakes that you may happen in the process. You will have a pretty new hairdo to be proud of.
How long has hair dye been used?
You would be surprised at how long hair dye has been used. The use of hair coloring and dyes dates all the way back to the Ancient Egyptians as well as the Romans. Even back in that era individuals had their concerns with bettering their appearance. Of course the initial dyes that were employed were occurring naturally and didn't have the permanency that hair dying systems have today. Our ancestors were also extremely limited in the colors that they could have. Most of the dyes would only darken the hair. If you did not mind the smell of boiled leeks and walnuts you could have dark, brilliant tresses. Blonde dyes did become extremely fashionable during the period of the Renaissance. Beautiful blonde tresses were connected with qualities that were angelic and so many women clamored after these various shades of yellow.
Can hair dye cover my gray hair?
Many individuals make the mistake and assume that any hair coloring system has the ability to conceal their gray. The reality is that gray hair is considerably different than a typical hair. That is why coloring manufacturers produce specialized dyes that will cover their gray hair. The color sticks to the root shaft and will adhere longer. If you end up utilizing a normal dye you might discover that the rest of your hair colors just fine however the gray hairs remain resistant. Prior to you buying any hair coloring you need to read the box to make sure that it will cover over all the gray. One of the methods that many hair salon's use to fight gray hair is to highlight the hair. This way the gray hairs blend in with the rest of the colors and it is complementing the new colors.
How does a blonde hair dye work?
Blonde hair dye works by stripping the hair shaft of color. It actually diffuses the color that is present. But you should keep in mind that coloring your hair blonde is vastly different than bleaching it. When you bleach your hair you are stripping it of all color. The finished product is almost white. It is the way that many people with dark hair can lighten their hair without producing any orange or red shades. Many people also use bleaching systems before they color their hair unusual shades of blue or green. The white-blonde hair becomes the perfect canvas to showcase the new vibrant hues.
When using hair dye what should I use just prior to that?
One of the most crucial things that you can do is to read the box that contains the hair dye. It contains all the essential information that you will need in order to dye your hair. The instructions also contain information about performing a skin allergy test. You can do this type of test by mixing a tiny amount of the dye and then putting it on the inside part of your elbow. The amount of time that this test takes is about twenty four hours. Different hair coloring systems deviate on their methods so make a point to that you follow the directions. You should also make certain that you are have on an old shirt that you do not mind staining. It is virtually impossible to not get a little of the dye on your skin as well as your garments. If you happen to get some of it on your skin, quickly wash it off with soap and water before it colors your skin.
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