Curly, straight, or wavy are other factors to consider. The stylist can probably provide additional advice based on the picture and your own features. Be sure the stylist understands the amount of time you devote to your hair care. Celeberties may have a stylist at their beck and call, but all us regular folk have real jobs and lives to attend to.

Blondes Do Have More Fun . . . Really?

Are all those blondes really blond. Is it really worth all the time and effort trying to keep up with those dark roots. Just think of all those blonde wannabes with with all the dry damaged hair from too many dye jobs. There are plenty of celebrityhair styles that are truly great looking, but not blonde. Why not find one that’s almost your hair color, and just go with it.

Celebrity Beauties

What is it that makes celebrity hair styles so coveted by so many? Is it their their glamorous life styles, the characters they portray in movies and tv, or just their radiant beauty, that attracts us so? Whatever the reason, at the very least it’s a great starting place for a new look. After all, they do have the best in the business tweaking and fussing over their flowing locks. Just try to remember, that having the hair of the bold and beautiful won’t make you an instant movie star, but it can make you a better looking you.

Boldness is Beautiful

Be bold when making your choice. Go for tantalizing curls like Halle Berry. Does Angelina Jolie seem more your style, with her sleek, romantic, timeless look. Maybe a younger look like Keira Knightley. Her crop is chic, and fun with a slight hint of danger spiced in. Surprise your friends and family with the new bold you. And while your at it, you may even surprise yourself. Who knows who will notice?

Looking Good

Once you’ve finally made the plunge, and leave the stylist with that new celebrity hair look, don’t rush things. It may take a while to get used to, so don’t go showing it off right away. Give yourself a day or so to get used to it. Try not to spend all day in front of the mirror appearing the new Angelina orHalle staring back at you.

Once you feel pretty good about it, start showing it off to a good friends and family. While they can sometimes be too honest, they’ll also be the most supportive as well. After that, it’s time to hit the streets and show the world the new you. Just remember to use your best “red-carpet” walk.

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There are other perfectly good reasons to copy the celebrity hairstyles. Unlike them we may not be able to afford some of the best beauty professionals in the industry – but we still get an idea of the style. Their stylists are usually at the front of the fashion trends and we want to be the first to copy them.

Farrah Fawcett Major’s 1970’s haircut became almost iconic and is still copied by many women. Farrah Fawcett Major is the American actress who starred in the series ‘Charlie’s Angels’. Her blond, rough cut, layered and feathered, flicked style was copied by young women everywhere and it is a stile that can still be seen.

The most popular celebrity hairstyle of the 80’s was that of the actress Meg Ryan, whose tousled, layered hair which accentuated her natural wave it was asked for so often that it made some stylists question whether there would ever again be requests for a style than ‘theMeg Ryan Cut’.

Jennifer Aniston and Jennifer Lopez’s locks are the most copied celebrity hairstyles of today and some people say that Jessica Simpson’s style could be added to the list.

Nowadays men are also interested in their hero’s style and male celebrity hairstyles are also carefully watched by the hairstyle experts. Ashton Kutcher’s tousled textured hair is rapidly gaining in popularity closely followed by the styles of Matthew Fox, Adrien Brody, and Johnny Depp.

Take a look back over the last forty years and you’ll see that fashion changes rapidly, month by month. If you hope to be at the cutting edge, so to speak, then you need to keep a constant check on web-sites dedicated to celebrityhairstyles to get a clear idea of what the ‘in’ thing is and who is wearing. Not all the websites and hair magazines agree with each other, so do some research and compare notes.

Take the changing ‘in’ styles over just the last year for instance and you’ll get some idea of how quickly fashion changes. Consider color for example, during winter the soft, rich brown tones were popular and platinum white/blonde color tones not considered to be ‘in’. This changed during summer ash and platinum blondes were ‘in’ but dark brown and red were most definitely out. As for style; the old school glamour styles of summer were replaced with flicked back curls during autumn, and solid bangs and headbands for winter. Yes, you certainly need to keep an eye on hairstyle fashion if you want to look like a celebrity!

Just bear in mind that you don’t have a celebrity hairstyle team on hand so make sure you choose a hairstyle that is easy to keep looking good all day. Not only should you like the look of it, it should suit you. Some styles may look great on a celebrity but when you try them are totally wrong for your shape face or hair type. It’s best to have a collection of pictures of celebrityhairstyles you like and then ask your hairstylist which one they think would suit you best.

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However, there are some things to consider before you copy that celebrity hairstyle:

- Do you have a team of hair professionals on call to tidy up your hair at a moment’s notice? If not, don’t expect your hairstyle to remain looking fabulous all day. If you like the look of a particularcelebrity hairstyle , ask your hairstylist how much work is involved in producing the end result.

Then check with yourself if you have the time for the blow-drying, curling, straightening, sculpturing etc. For example, the Jennifer Aniston look requires two sets of conditioning to straighten the hair, then shaping gel and calming serum, finishing with the use of the flat iron. If you don’t have time for this type of routine, go for something that looks great but doesn’t need a lot of fuss and bother to get it looking good.

- Does your shape face suit the celebrity hairstyle? It may look absolutely fabulous on Jennifer Lopez but it may do nothing enhancing for you. Check these celebrity face shapes with suitable hairstyles.

Oval face: Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts have this shape face. You could wear you hair from short to long, which ever suits your life-style.

Round face: Kate Winslet and Drew Barrymore have round faces. A short hairstyle swept back from the face will give you more height and fullness.

Rectangular/oblong face: Gwyneth Paltrow and Kirstie Alley shaped faces look better with short or medium hair, with bangs to soften the face. Avoid long hair.

Square face: Demi Moore and Sandra Bullock are included in this set. Short and medium length hairstyles are best suited keeping away from long hair.

Heart face: Ashley Judd and Michelle Pfeiffer look good with chin length or long hair. Stay away from short hair.

Triangular face: Kathy Ireland shape-faces should be wearing hair either short or tied at the nape.

Diamond face: Linda Evangelista and Katherine Hepburn type faces can wear any length of hair and look fabulous.

- Is your hair type suited to the celebrity hairstyle that you’d like? Some styles are created by the use of a flat-iron to get the straight look. If you want a style that is dead straight and you have hair with a natural curl, this is going to take some time! On the other hand, if you want the romantic, long tresses of curls and your hair hasn’t a single wave to it, you’re going to need a salon semi-perm or daily curling. Try to find acelebrity hairstyle that fits your hair type for ease of maintenance.

Celebrity hairstyles are constantly changing. What was a fashion statement only a year ago has already been replaced by something new. To keep up with the fashion trends use the internet. There are many sites dedicated to the latest trends. Compare what they say, and then, using what you know about yourself, find acelebrity hairstyle that is fashionable and makes you look fantastic too.

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Here’s how to avoid an uprising:

1. Shampoo and Condition

hair Wash hair, concentrating on the scalp, using a low-detergent shampoo (the tip-off is that it doesn’t lather very much, but when in doubt, buy formula for fine hair). Rinse and apply conditioner, leave it in for a few minutes, and rinse with cool water. Then press – don’t rub – wet hair with a towel. Comb your hair gently with a wide-tooth comb.

2. Apply Styling Products

hair While hair is still soaking wet, rub a blob of silicone gel, cream, or serum between your palms and run hands down the length of hair to seal the cuticles shut. The coarser the hair, the heavier and richer the product should be. To make sure every strand is coated from the roots to the ends, pin up the top layers of hair and smooth gel or serum on the bottom layers first.

3. Dry

hair If you have curly hair and want to wear it natural, let it air-dry, or blow-dry it using a diffuser. Hold the dryer so that the diffuser cradles hair from below. To wear hair straight, divide it into two-inch-wide sections. Blow-dry each one on high from roots to ends, using a metal barrel or boar-bristle brush and pointing the nozzle down. To reseal cuticles, use just serum or pomade on dry hair.

Tricks Of The Trade

Shampoo only every other day – since detergent inflates the hair shaft and roughs up cuticles. On alternative days, rinse hair and condition only the ends.

To clean hair without fluffing frizz-prone ends, New York hairstylist River Lloyd recommends applying shampoo only at the crown.

After blowing hair straight, switch the dryer to a cool setting for a few seconds, and blow each section again.

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Good ones have “humectants” that not only replace lost moisture but actually attract moisture and retain it in the cortex of the hair. Essential fatty aids (EFA’s) are great moisturizers. One of the best and most cost effective essential fatty acids is safflower oil. It is the kind you can buy to cook with. It is rich in EFA’s.

The scalp produces the best EFA’s called sebum. The problems is once the hair grows past the neck line or does not have direct contact with the scalp the scalps natural oils can not be utilized throughout the hair shaft.

You can manually replace the lost EFA’s by:

* Placing 1 or 2 drops of safflower oil in your palms and rub them together.

* There should only be enough to make your hands “shine” in the light.

* Carefully take your hair (while dry) and “scrunch” the small amount of oil to the ENDS first and work toward the scalp.

* Leave this in your hair.

* 1-2 drops of safflower oil on dry hair is so small, you won’t notice it is there.

Doing the above as often as necessary will ensure your dry hair will have the proper amount of humectants to attract and reatin moisture. The key is that a small amount will go a long way.

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