Showing posts with label popular hairstyles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label popular hairstyles. Show all posts

Monday, September 10, 2012

Celebrity Hairstyling - A Closer Look

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Owing to the modern age of media, celebrity hairstyling can be viewed in a number of ways and is no longer restricted to the traditional magazine publication.

Although this is not always the case, many popular hairstyles worn by the general public today have first found their approval by being worn by a particular celebrity. And as I said, (not always the case) many celebrity hairstylists find their inspiration from the hairstyle moods of the general public and recreate them on a celebrity.

Creating such styles has certain qualities which are contained deep within the celebrity hair artist. If you are looking to become an elite stylist, adapting some of these principles can assist you in your journey.

Celebrity hairstyle observation is always a good source for inspiration and keeping current with "WHAT IS HOT" is a good indicator for what your clients might soon be asking for, so you have the added advantage of knowing first hand what might become popular and maybe offer exclusive variations of the same cut.

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Celebrity hairstylists always strive to be on the cutting edge of fashion which is what separates them from the average hairstylist. Although they have access to the latest "hot off the press" hair technologies you should learn to use your creative eye and recreate the vision for yourself. Such training will sharpen your hair cutting skills and will take you beyond professional all the way to elite stylist.

Creating a hairstyle fit for a celebrity has a lot to do with the finish and how the hair captures light, both natural and artificial and also how the design shelters shadow. Bearing these principles in mind when cutting your clients hair can "raise the bar" in your favor in the eyes of your clients with you being able to create such visual masterpieces.

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Popular Long Hairstyle

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The long hair is one of the most envied hairstyles around - everyone wants long hair. It is the pinnacle of a woman's beauty according to the Indian culture (notice that many Indian women carry long hair), and the sign of a woman's health according to western cultures. In Hollywood, long hair is the new fashion 'it' and we have likewise seen many celebrities abandoning their formerly wild and crazy hairstyles for the more traditional and feminine long locks.

With the long locks, you get to choose from and almost endless list of possible styles irregardless of if you have straight hair or curly hair, wavy hair or frizzy hair. You can also get away with just about any hairstyle if you have long hair - whether you choose to let it fly loose or pile it up high.

One of the more popular hairstyles that women with long hair are trying is the layered look worn loose. While this look can be applied to basically any hair type, it is highlighted best on the woman with wavy hair. The layer is typically trendy when the ends are either flipped inwards or outwards - the wavy hair is easy to groom into those positions. While the straight hair also flows nicely with a layered cut, it is more difficult to get it to keep the ends styled inwards or outwards. Layers would go completely unnoticed on the woman with curly or frizzy hair, although it may be a useful cut to take off some of the extra bulk of the hair so that it does not overwhelm the smaller or finer woman.

Long curly hair can be very easily worn open either gently clipped behind in a crowned effect, or left completely open. Long straight hair is also very pretty when worn opened. The frizzy hair on the other hand would be very difficult to maintain when open so most women with long frizzy locks tend to stay away from the hairstyles which require them to be kept open.

When worn up, the long hair can be easily pulled into a pony for that quick casual run out (messy or unkempt ponytails are a bit more appealing than tight severe ones) or tightly piled high with soft tendrils framing the face for that special occasion out. The long hair, regardless of its texture (curly, straight, frizzy or wavy), can be braided, pulled into a loose sophisticated knot at the back of the neck, French twisted, or simply clipped into a bun at the crown of the head. By no means is this list exhaustive - you can come up with just about any style for any occasion for your beautiful long hair that would simply be the envy of the event.