Stage Hair from sami's blog

No matter what colour, style and cut, hair care is of utmost importance. When using colour, high-volume chemicals are potent and if not applied or treated correctly the hair can completely fall out and be severely damaged. Be sure to invest in a hair mask to use weekly (apply more regularly if needed) to restore the hair oils and nourishment. Not all hair agrees with one product, so ask your hairdresser for a sample to try it out first, before spending a fortune unnecessarily. Hairdressers also provide wonderful hair treatments in-house to sit back and enjoy being pampered. Top brands like L'Oreal Kerastase, Redken and Schwarzkopf are worth trying. Regular haircuts also quicken growth and keep the hair looking healthy (ladies can trim their hair every 6 weeks, whereas gents can cut their hair every 4 weeks).If you want to know about Eva Professional Hair Careplease read this article.

Styling takes time to perfect and keep in shape, especially when on set or on stage. When under the heavy lighting and performing, actors and singers perspire a lot, so they need to frequently touch up their make-up and hair to keep it looking like it was just done. A band's job contract can sometimes be performing six nights per week, and every day they will need to spend ample time putting on make-up and styling their hair to look immaculate everyday for every performance. Hairspray, gel, putty are part of a casts' wardrobe and carried with them to each show to keep looking good.

Fans and audiences pay large sums of money to watch their favourite artists, and it is part of the artists' responsibility to be on form and look like a million dollars all time. How many times does the press wait for the moment any celebrity drops their guard, just so they can expose them looking their worse and create bad press about them (even if it's whilst they are going for a run around Central Park). Being in the spotlight is a full-time job and does not stop when walking off stage.

Famous hair-styles of superstars are Amy Winehouse's beehive, Rihanna's bright red mini-mohican, P!nk's pink short upstyles, Bob Marley's dreadlocks, Axl Rose's rock 'n roll styles, Madonna's hair frequent hair colour changes, Lady GaGa's bow and Gwen Stefani's original blonde creations. Other hairstyles known for their simplicity, volume and beauty are Eva Longoria, Penelope Cruz, Barbra Streisand, Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn Jennifer Aniston, Beyoncé, Sharon Stone, Meg Ryan, Reese Witherspoon and Angelina Jolie.

Depending on the show you are in, your costume designer or show director may decide what hairstyle and colour you will need to change your hair to, sometimes you may need to wear a wig depending on the character being potrayed. When starting touring with a band, you can experiment what hairstyle works for the music you're playing - a Mohican is not suitable for a straight-laced country or jazz band