Short Hair Wigs For Women
Farah Fawcett and Kate Smith summed up the long, free-falling and natural look that describes the hair in the 1970's. Soft partings and long fringes were feminine and romantic. However, nothing can beat the 1980's - the decade that saw more freedom of choice in styles and trends. The long 'bob', precisely cut and curled under - signified the power dresser, whereas the rebel in us would follow the likes of Madonna's choppier and ever-changing hairstyles. The rules were, well - there were no rules, and everyone copied their own idols of this decade.The 90's saw the 'Rachel' cut from Friends, and the choppier 'Meg Ryan' look emerge. Messed-up hair was very much in but whether long or short it seemed the whole world had gone blonde - again! Multi-toned highlights, all-over blonde even previously brunette models and film stars turned blonde.It is generally necessary to add a light gel or a setting lotion to each section of the hair at this point. Otherwise, the hair may be too slippery and will not hold well.The other top section should then also be rolled to the middle and back section of the head. It is important to be sure to slightly overlap the first section that was rolled. The second roll needs to be pinned in a fashion that hides the first roll. The entire area then needs to be sprayed with hairspray in order to keep it in place. A large decorative clip, a flower, or other hair accessory can then be added. Not only is this attractive, it also helps to hide the overlapping hair rolls. For a little more pizzazz, a bit of glitter gel can also be added to the sides or back.The sections that were being temporarily held in loose ponytails can then be let out.