How to get a Celebrity Hairstyle
Ever envied Jennifer Aniston or Meg Ryan their awesome hairstyles? Perhaps your style is more punk rock along the lines of Pink or Gwen Stefani. You may even long for the locks of blonde bombshells like Marilyn Munro or Pamela Anderson. Believe it or not, celebrity hair is not as out of reach as you imagined. With the right cut, colour and a little bit of maintenance you can have a style to match the stars.
On the red carpet celebrities always seem like every aspect of their appearance is perfect. Of course, they have an entourage of stylists to make sure this is the case. From hairdressers to personal wardrobe specialists, celebrities have all facets of their look under control. You’ll be hard pressed to find a celebrity who doesn’t have fantastic hair. OK, so Amy Winehouse’s beehive leaves a little to be desired, but for the most part celebrities always have luxurious locks.
The first step to great hair is cut and colour. Many people think its fine to just let their hair grow and not see a hairdresser. Well it is, if you just want average hair. Putting in a rinse through your hair in the bathroom every two months isn’t going to cut it. Stand out hair needs a professional approach to cut and colour. Find a fantastic hairdresser, look on the internet for great reviews. They need plenty of experience in both cut and colour, both are integral to achieving a great look. You can leave the style up to your hairdresser, or you can take in pictures you have found yourself. Research on the internet what suits your skin tone and face shape. Just because you love Kylie Minogue’s new ‘do, doesn’t mean it’s going to do you justice.
Not all celebrities are sporting their own hair. Ever wonder how your favourite celeb grew their short bob out to half way down their back in a week? If you are wishing you had long hair, perhaps you should consider hair extensions. Hair extensions are a lot more affordable than they used to be, and need very little maintenance. Once your extensions are attached, you can treat them as normal hair, colouring and styling them as you wish. Make sure you visit a hairdresser who specializes in extensions.
So, now you’ve got a great new style you need to protect it. Maintenance is ignored by many people. You may think you are saving money by pushing back your next trip to the hairdresser, but really you are just getting around with bad hair for two weeks. Make sure you visit the hairdresser every six to eight weeks. The other part of maintenance is using quality products. You don’t get celebrity hair with supermarket products. Ask your hairdresser which shampoo and condition will help protect your hair. Professional products seem ore expensive, but you actually use less than supermarket products. There are far greater benefits on offer as your hair will be stronger and more shiny.