Celebrities, like Jessica Simpson, are lucky. They have the best hairstylists in
Jessica Simpson the industry waiting at their beck and call. If they would like to change their hair color or try a new hair style or length for their latest red carpet gala or movie role, then it's as easy as asking. They never have to worry about bad hair days with the plethora of "best products" and "best techniques" at their disposal. Well, most of us don't have access to a hairstylist more than once a month (if we're even that lucky). So why not learn how to become your own personal hair expert. The following celebrity hair secrets will give you the know how on all the best hair products and techniques so you too can create celebrity hair worthy of the red carpet! Glamorous hair is not just for celebrities anymore! Here are some fabulous Celebrity Hair Secrets. There are plenty more to be found in the many fabulous celebrity hair secret articles listed below them.
Christina Ricci’s.....
Celebrity hairstylist Cheryl Marks who has worked on Christina Ricci’s hair recommends parting hair a little off-center. When you part your hair, you drag the comb from the top of the back of the head (known as the crown) to your forehead.To make middle-parted hair more flattering to all face shapes, be sure to end the part about ¼ inch to ½ inch away from the actual center of your head.
Laura Prepon
Celebrity hairstylist Crystal Tesinsky who has worked with Laura Prepon and Nicole Ritchie says that the super shiny hair in celebrity photos comes from blow drying the hair straight (as straight hair reflects more light than curly hair) and by adding shine sprays or serums that have little sparkles in them, which makes the hair sparkle too.
Kelly Ripa ...Celebrity hairstylist Crystal Tesinsky says that most celebrities, like Kelly Ripa will need a pomade or wax at some point because it tames fly-aways, can make the ends of hair look “piece-y”, and can smooth frizzy strands. Just rub a pea sized amount between hands and then run down the hair shaft. You can also add texture to the hair by coiling it around a pomade-slicked finger and letting it uncoil. To make hair look slick lightly comb afterward.
Lindsay Lohan ....
