Celebrities and Their Changing Hair Styles

Oct. 20, 2011 - PRLog -- I'll let you in on a not-so-secret secret: a tremendous number of celebrities—women and men—wear some type of wig on a daily or per-project basis.

The most preferred types of wigs are: full lace, lace fronts, lace frontals and silk top lace—each available in a range of styles and textures.  In essence, a lace cap woven with synthetic or human hair is placed on the head. The type of cap chosen depends upon one’s needs—full lace provides the most extensive coverage, whereas lace fronts and frontals cover smaller sections of the head such as front, back or sides. The lace allows amazingly seamless integration between wig and actual hair, resulting in the plethora of ‘perfect’ celebrity hairstyles and extreme hair style changes.


   Scenario: you’ve worn the same hair style with the same coloring seemingly forever and at times wondered how you’d look with a different color— be it subtle coloring, changing from blond to brunette (or vice versa) or trying an eye-stinging hue—but held back due to concerns about committing to a change you might hate and wanting to avoid messy dyeing.  Sound familiar?  Or, have you ever fantasized about emulating the stunning range of impressive, attention-getting styles worn by colorful, personality-rich celebrities such as Lady Gaga or Britney Spears, yet weren’t sure how to move forward?


Ever wanted locks or bangs? Give them a try—thanks to lace wigs, changing hair style and color has never been easier. For those of you who are more intrepid and experimental by nature, consider taking a month or two and trying out a different lace wig style ever week—what better way to find styles and colors that suit you and expand your appearance options?

   If you’re less than happy with your hair status, or would like to spice up your hair style options take heart: you don’t have to be a wealthy celebrity to indulge these desires. Simply visit http:www.yourhairandbeautystore.com/hairadditions.html to order your celebrity hair today.