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May 2007: Curls Gone Wild, Page 2
A curl is.... flexible.
DEBRA MESSING has proven that throughout this decade, winning several Super-Hair
Crown Awards in the process. When she began the series Will & Grace, her natural curls were very tight....
....but personal stylist Luke O'Connor told Super-Hair in 2004 a
conscious decision was made to loosen the curl year by year. Debra was able to make the adjustments with a curling iron,
while keeping the natural strength. It's no wonder she was the first woman with curls to be inducted in the Hair Fan's Hall
of Fame.
A curl is.... tough.
For MADONNA it has to be, to maintain the style she's displayed in concerts during recent years. This
look seems as simple as using a curling iron around the forehead, then probably using a "hold at any cost" spray. Then the
drama begins, as she moves on stage. If the curl weakens and droops, it drops to defeat in her eyes -- and Hair Fans can
follow it every step of the way. That's because....
A curl is.... bouncy.
GLORIA ESTEFAN impressed us during concerts in the 1990's, with how well her
curls could bounce on stage. They were very tight, looking nearly permed....
.... but when she jumped from the stage, this was how much it could extend. At
which moment would Hair Fans most want to get their hands on these curls?
A curl is.... muscular.
SHELLEY LONG made that one of her secrets to hair success on TV and in movies,
beginning with Cheers. While her all-around style was quite solid, she used curls at the ends -- likely to prevent flyaways and
provide extra control. We believe some women with straight hair add a ball of curl at the tips, for the same effect. It can also
be done on the inner edges of long styles (think Gisele Bundchen). But in the process, it gives curl-lovers something to "play
with" and attempt to test and wear down, since....
A curl is.... tempting.
MARIA DEL MAR ROSARIO tempted us as few women with curls
did, when she did a fashion modeling shoot for Marie Claire magazine. She was required to bounce with her natural curls
several times, apparently from a trampoline. The looseness of the circles made her hair look vulnerable and weak....
....but the curls never fell in her eyes (at least not in the
magazine). Because the curl is natural, it might weaken a bit -- but we doubt it ever could flatten completely on its own, and
stay that way.
WHAT OTHER AMAZING TRAITS CAN A CURL HAVE?
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Style Profile archives:
December 2006: The Do's of Diana
September 2006: ALL-CAPS
May 2006: Mid-Length Masterpieces
December 2005: Permed to Perfection
March 2005: Bangs Swept Away
April 2004: Hair With A Flare
November 2003: THe Sidewalls
May 2003: Sideparts With a Twist
December 2002: Long Yet Strong
May 2002: The Ears Have It
December 2001: In Defense of Helmet Hair
May 2001: Wonder of the Wedge
July 2000: Turn of the Pageboy
February 2000: Sweeping Side-part
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