These women are turning heads with their hairdo's...you can, too
Thinking about getting a new, updated 2004 hairstyle? If you're like many women, trying to choose between short hairstyles, a long hair style, a long layered hair style, a medium hairstyle, a punk hair style, an 80's hair style, and all of the women's hairstyle options that exist can make your head spin.
One thing you can do to end all that "hair-raising" confusion is to spend some time getting to know short hairstyles, medium hairstyle, and long hair style in pictures. Sure, you can find updo hair styles, or an emo girl hair punk style, or a homecoming hair style by looking in a hairstyle magazine, but if you really want to be hot, hot, hot -- check out what's happening in Hollywood hairstyles.
Short hairstyles in Hollywood are favored by Cameron Diaz and Sharon Stone, as well as Winona Ryder and superstar Halle Berry. A medium hairstyle has always worked well for Meg Ryan, Sandra Bullock, and Drew Barrymore. But it's a long hair style -- especially a long layered hair style -- that is the signature of stars like Hilary Duff, Mena Suvari, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
Short hairstyles, according to many Hollywood stylists, convey a sense of youth and independence and are the choice for characters thatare rebellious and strong-willed. A medium hairstyle, they say, is well-suited to an on-screen character who's a soccer mom, working woman, or "the girl next door." But it's the long-layered hair style remains first choice for actresses who want to convey pure sensuality.
Whether you select a medium hairstyle or a long hair style, whether you'd like one of the new short hairstyles or one of the short hairstyles from long ago...whatever women's hairstyle you think is right for you, a professional stylist can make you a "star." Susan Barclay
