The 7 Gutsiest Celeb Hair Color Chameleons
Nowadays celebrities play multiple roles, not just on the screen, but as models, style stars, and muses. And they often use their hair as their most prominent accessory.
Nowadays celebrities play multiple roles, not just on the screen, but as models, style stars, and muses. And they often use their hair as their most prominent accessory.
Break-ups, breakdowns, broken hearts, hair breakage: Blame Mercury in retrograde all you like, but breakage of any type sucks. For the aforementioned three breaks, we suggest a regimen of wine, retail therapy, and time away with friends. For the last, consider L’Oreal Paris’s Triple Resist line.
By their very nature, models are supposed to conform to the aesthetic vision of the designer, stylist, or photographer they’re working with on any given project. But there are a handful of catwalkers whose personal style is pretty memorable without any manipulation at all.
A lot of the time this has to do with a signature hair cut or color.
From Cindy Crawford and her bombshell mane to Karlie Kloss’ crazy-popular new crop, click through to see 10 of the most memorable model signature hair styles.
Blow dry bars are hot now on both coasts, but sometimes getting out of the house (not to mention spending $40) is just not an option. In any case, knowing how to do your own blowout is a lifelong skill that everyone should have. We spoke with the experts at L’Oreal Paris to find out the tools, tricks, and methods to get a perfectly smooth blowout.
Who needs models anymore? Editors and bloggers are sometimes their own best advertisement. And everyone knows that a full-on “look” isn’t complete without some damn good hair, which these ladies all have in spades (or in some cases, cascading waves).
Here are our picks for the 10 best tressed editors, bloggers, and all-around stylish people who are worthy of inspiring their own hair commercials.
Awards season may have ended a month ago, but the red carpet looks are still inspiring us–especially when it comes to hair. Naturally, YouTube’s make-over mavens have been quick to jump on creating how-to’s for some of the stars’ most memorable looks.
So with wedding and prom season almost upon us, we thought it was the perfect time to take a look at 10 of the best red carpet hair YouTube videos inspired by recent red carpet looks. From Jennifer Lawrence’s unfussy updo, to Jessica Alba’s classic Hollywood waves, read on for these easy-to-follow updos–and get ready for your closeup.
If you’re among the lucky people who will get to surround themselves with sun, beach, sand, and margaritas for a spring break trip, don’t forget to pack for your hair. Sunscreen for your skin? Check. Sunglasses for your eyes? Check. And L’Oreal Paris’ Power Moisture Mask and Color Vibrancy Dual Protect Spray for your hair? Double check.
One of our favorite things to do on a chilly day is stay in, watch a movie, and get inspired by the mane characters. That’s right: Mane! Some of our favorite period dramas, rom-coms, even epic sci-fi flicks have all been made that much more enjoyable by the thoroughly amazing hair stylists (or in a few cases, animators!) behind the scenes. And with fantasy movies like Oz the Great and Powerful out now, and word that Carrie Fisher will reprise her role as Princess “Cinnamon Bun Hair” Leia in the next Star Wars flick, we were inspired to take a look back at some memorable movie hair.
A model’s hair really takes a beating during fashion month–at one show she’ll get her hair braided into a rosette, then at the next show a blow dryer on full blast for a super sleek look, until the last show of the day when a curling iron is used to create a tight crimp, recalling the 90s. Repeat every day for seven days and it’s no surprise that by the end, a model’s hair is as tired as she is. While your hair may not take quite the same beating, we’re willing to bet it could use a perk-up.
We already showed you our favorite hair trends from New York fashion week, but what about the other three major fashion cities? Some pretty unexpected hair trends popped up in London, Milan, and Paris.
Click through to check them out.
You can lift weights, pound plates, and do reps at the gym for your muscles. But there’s no spin class, Oscar-winning actress-endorsed fitness instructor, or 102 degree yoga fitness regime for weak, brittle hair.
Until now.
Perhaps in an antidote to the more outlandish “look at me” aesthetic that has permeated fashion runways the past few seasons (see: dip dyed hair, ombré, complicated braiding and topknots), celeb hair this past awards season was largely unaffected and unfussy, with stars sticking to simple hairstyles and less ornamentation. A return to ease only means that impeccable styling, the right hair care, and a good haircut are all the more important.