Celebrity Hairstyles: Inspiration

Hi people

For the past one year, maybe even over an year, I have been obsessed with a few celebrities.

Celebrity habits, shopping style, behind-the-scenes and their life in general!

Celebrities are the biggest influencers and whenever a celebrity does something new, fans go crazy and want to follow the same.

Following celebrity hairstyles is one of the most easiest of those changes! If your  celebrity has changed their hairstyle recently, you can most likely adapt that, than wearing an ornate dress at the Met ball! But, changing hairstyles that often requires a lot of investment in terms of:

- quality of hair

- maintenance

- stopping the hair from being washed out completely

- maintaining one's image (unless you are going Taylor Swift in showing that you have changed)

But, can you honestly change your hair as often as they do? We cannot! The expense to maintain our hair, will bear us down.

Enter wigs and extensions. Until a few years ago, wigs were meant for transgenders or sick people who have lost their hair. They were NOT for entertainment purposes. But, this didn't stop women from selling their hair for a few bucks. For some, it was how they sustained their livelihood.

Now, remy, non-remy and virgin hairs are sold along the lines of hair colours and other cosmetics. For you it could mean, a makeover while for someone else it is a compensation to their lack of hair-growth or other hair related problems.

Lace wigs have become so popular these days. I recently saw a video where a magazine editor went from salon to salon, to find the best lace wigs in the world.

There are a lot of variations that celebs do, that are easy to follow. Read along.

I have always loved straight hair but not poker straight. Compare Rihanna's to Jennifer Aniston. Love the effortless straight hair.

I have gotten smoothening done four times and haven't lost a lot of hair because of the chemical treatment. Just the usual hair fall and nothing more. I have always believed in taking care of each body part, dead or alive( = hairs are dead part of your body, only hair roots are alive!)

So, no, rebonding or chemical treatment will not harm your hair unless the products are bad for your scalp.
Again, Kylie's straight hair are major #hairgoals for this year.

Uniwigs is recently changing a woman's life by giving her hundreds of types of wigs in various styles, colour and texture to choose from. I don't particularly have any reason to buy a wig at this moment because I don't like changing my hairstyles that often but, I have definitely registered their name in my mind for future.

I am going to get them straightened out soon.