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Celebrity Hair Highlights
Female celebrities today are as much a source of inspiration to women everywhere for their haircolors as their hairstyles. Women of all ages, after all, are interested in both colors and styles. Teens as young as 14 like Miley Cyrus like to highlight their hair, and older ladies in their 50s like Ellen Barkin also get attractive highlights. Celebrity Hair Highlights.com is a new site launched in 2008 exclusively for women and, exactly as its name suggests, only features images of stars with highlights in their hair. There are currently over 40 pictures in total on this website which you can review free. It is divided into three main sections based on the intensity of the highlights: 1) subtle; 2) moderate; and, 3) bold. These basic categories reflect the main highlighting styles girls like. Celeb hair colors unfortunately cannot be identified exactly by name since they are not communicated to the public. Nevertheless, a good colorist in your city will know which haircolors and brands will be needed to replicate haircolor looks you like. Find a picture here, print it out, and ask your hairdresser or colorist. Fall 2008 Hair Color Trends "As for color, there will be a departure from bleached-out blondes," Gonzalez-Dent says, "Rather than a full head of highlights, specifically placed highlights are the way to go. Ask for brightlights rather than highlights--they brighten up the face by their strategic placement. This way, you're highlighting and framing the face. Another, brighter variation are spicelights. These are highlights, but have a more caramel or red tone than blonde, They're best for darker pigmented women--as they leave a subtle transformation because they don't reflect." --Hairstyle Showcase (Fall 2008) Copyright © 2008 by Celebrity Hair Highlights. All Rights Reserved.
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