The anti-hairstyle

[brunette]

If you or your client has the build and coloring and attitude to carry it off sometimes no hair can be the besthairstyle of all. A good option when the client is fed up. Just condition, trim ends, and turn or twist and pin back with glossing mousse.

[pigtails]

Originally Posted by brunette

If you or your client has the build and coloring and attitude to carry it off sometimes no hair can be the besthairstyle of all. A good option when the client is fed up. Just condition, trim ends, and turn or twist and pin back with glossing mousse.

I don't understand. How is simply pulling the front of your hair off your face and into a clip or band of some sort a non-style? Why does that take an attitude and build? Maybe I'm not understanding what the point is. I don't care for the outfit, but the hair is great.

[clubcory]

Contrast this to the number of very shaped and cut styles people wear out and to clubs. Most people won't wear a clean style like this out. They feel it doesn't look done enough. It seems rational, but not a lot of people can carry it off.

[pigtails]

Originally Posted by clubcory

Contrast this to the number of very shaped and cut styles people wear out and to clubs. Most people won't wear a clean style like this out. They feel it doesn't look done enough. It seems rational, but not a lot of people can carry it off.

Tee hee. I guess compared to that awful thing Paris had on the other day this is a little too simple. I think it's sweet. And I don't think it's a non-style at all. I wish more people would go out looking like this.

[curlyq]

I pull my hair back all the time. I like this style and it keeps the hair out of my face! Alot of the stars are now pulling their hair back and putting in a pony tail for a bun and going out to the oscars.

[pigtails]

Originally Posted by curlyq

A lot of the stars are now pulling their hair back and putting in a pony tail for a bun and going out to the oscars.

This isn't an appropriate style for a formal event like the Academy Awards ceremony. I'm always disappointed in celebrities who don't go get their hair done. There's a difference between hair that's done and hair that looks like it was just thrown up in the limo on the way.

[JoJo]

Originally Posted by pigtails

This isn't an appropriate style for a formal event like the Academy Awards ceremony. I'm always disappointed in celebrities who don't go get their hair done. There's a difference between hair that's done and hair that looks like it was just thrown up in the limo on the way.

Why is it not appropriate? If they like their hair that way and it looks good, what does it matter? Just because they are celebrities doesn't mean they always have to go all out... in fact, it irritates me when celebs ONLY go all out all the time.

[pigtails]

Originally Posted by JoJo

Why is it not appropriate? If they like their hair that way and it looks good, what does it matter? Just because they are celebrities doesn't mean they always have to go all out... in fact, it irritates me when celebs ONLY go all out all the time.

For the Academy Awards? For a FORMAL EVENT? Yes, a casual hairstyle is inappropriate. Just as jeans and sneakers would be inappropriate. It's having a sense of occasion. And there's a way this style can be done appropriate for the occasion too.