Celebrity Curly Hair-Style
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Any celebrity can have a curly hair-style one day and something different the next.There are some you'd expect to see with curly hair of some description because curly really is their natural hair texture. Actresses Elizabeth Shue, Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman and Brooke Shields, supermodel Frankie Rayder and singer Shakira, all appear more often than not with wavy or curly hair-styles. Supermodel Claudia Schiffer has always had a curly, wavy look to her long tresses. Singers Jessica Simpson and Beyonce Knowles and actress Jessica Alba, in the course of their careers, have all delved into various manifestations of straight and curly hair. Also inclined both ways, in a hair texture sense, are three more actresses - Charlize Theron, Natalie Portman and Mischa Barton. But Jodie Foster and Sharon Stone are women not normally associated with images of curly or even wavy hair styles. Yet here each and every celebrity has a curly hair-style. Like celebrities curly hair-styles can be seen everywhere, glittering in flashlight explosions, pausing on red carpet, presiding at podia and mingling at invitation-only events. Curly hair is in fashion. And fashion is something few celebrities will turn a blind eye to. Whether they believe their fans want them to model the latest in everything, or they simply lack the self-confidence to go it alone and make up their own minds where style is involved, celebrities are lining up for curly hair-styles. A celebrity whose curly hair-style doesn't work will certainly read about it soon enough, along with all the other lapses, disasters and alleged fashion crimes perpetrated in front of someone with a camera - white bras under black tops, that sort of thing. Yet any celebrity with a curly hair-style that's natural has little to fear in terms of criticism or harsh style assessments by the fashion police. That's assuming the celebrity has left her curls in peace to pursue their development, unhindered by the ruthlessly marketed products and blasts of hot air that are death to curly hair. Healthy, naturally curly hair can't help but look good, as long as its owner has even the most elementary idea of how to use her hair to accentuate her looks rather than impair them. For the celebrity whose curly hair-style needs to be an artificial creation there are two possibilities. She can use curling solutions and a host of related commercial potions, weakening the health of her own hair, shortening its life and sacrificing its lustre. Or she can leave her own hair alone and genuinely fake her celebrity curly hair-style with wigs and hair extensions. This method, much safer for her own hair and infinitely more flexible, allows the celebrity to appear suddenly with a curly hair-style of long, luxurious waves or botticelli spirals, when just the day before she might have been sporting a new short hair-style. There's something fundamentally genuine about faking a hair-style so brazenly that nobody could believe it to be real. There's an honesty about it. She's not asking anyone else to buy into the fantasy that her celebrity curly hair-style, any more than her ever-changing, ever youthful beauty, is anything other than a round of celebrity dress-ups. And that's a game you expect celebrities to play.
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