lace wigs and show business
In the world of showbusiness, in particular urban music and movies, female artists are given power, because they can express themselves, through fashion and hair, in ways that ordinary people usually cannot. Music icons like Beyonce, Ciara, Letoya Luckett in RnB and Trina, Lil Kim, Diamond from crime mob and Nicki Minaj have popularised lace wigs, and Indian Remy hair weaves.
Hair, good quality hair, is very important in the image of an artist, and the quality of the hair extension is paramount in how the artist looks onstage. Cheap, nasty lace wigs and low quality hair weaves destroy the image of artists, and one bad hair day can literally ruin years of hard work. Foxy Brown's recent shows at BB kings in New York, and her recent appearance on the Monique show, shows us not to wear cheap weaves, because the results are not good. (And such a pretty, talented girl!)
This is why, only high quality hair weaves are acceptable.
The better quality the human hair product, the better it will look when attached, whether it is a lace wig or a hair weave.
In the world of RnB and hip hop music, where image is just as important if not more so than the quality of the music, the right hair is needed to cultivate and maintain the image of music icon. Hair becomes a statement, about a period of time, and can be interpreted as a form of art.
Indian Remy lace wigs, Brazilian lace wigs are looked as being the pinnacle of quality for human hair lace wigs and are worn by some of the most famous singers and actors. Human hair weaves, in particular Indian Remy hair weaves, provide the requisite quality needed, for celebrities and musicians to make the correct impression.
Essentially, when you see Ciara, Beyonce or even Lil Kim (who is falling off the radar real fast!) what we as consumers and fans see, is a product. A packaged product that is sold to us to buy in the form of music videos, CD's downloads and concert tickets. Add to that some gossip magazines, appearances on talk shows, and then some products line, well, you get the picture.
To enhance their image, only the finest human hair extensions, such as Indian Remy hair ad Brazilian hair is used by them. Why? Because it represents progress. If you look at Beyonce Knowles's career, you will see that she started out with braids, then a regular perm, with some added bits of cheap synthetic weave. But as her solo career took off, (well her solo career without destiny's child, she always had a solo career in the group, the rest were just backing singers) and she started doing stage shows, and touring, she moved onto lace wigs, made from Brazilian hair and Indian Remy hair.
The elaborate and high quality lace wigs, assisted Beyonce's image,and have solidified her iconic status and image.
Ciara, the Atlanta bred RnB singer exploded onto the music scene with her first hit "Goodies". But as she has matured it can be noted how her choices have become more elaborate. (Trying to catch up to Beyonce huh. Hurry girl!) This is because, she as other artists, understand the renewed importance of stage shows and touring, as traditional CD sales drop year on year, revenues for record labels and artists, increasingly must be derived from touring and stage shows.
Stage shows mean performance, and expression. The true essence of being an artist. Ciara's 30 inch hair weave, represents the bigger than life image, that she has to portray as a musician.
It is a pure Indian Remy hair weave, and it enhances Ciara's look, as she promotes her new album.
Lil Kim, remains a fashion icon in the music world, despite recent challenges to her, by hot newcomer Nicki Minaj. Lil Kim has used lace wigs to enhance her look, and stage presence. Even if she wears synthetic lace wigs, Lil Kim goes for long hair lengths of 28 to 30 inches, which on her four foot eleven frame, makes an even stronger statement onstage. With their expensive hair accessories, artists like Beyonce, Ciara and Lil Kim are proclaiming that they are not like other women, and that they are not afraid to fully express themselves.
This sort of women's empowerment have influenced black women in ordinary walks of life as well as professionals.
Companies such a Nubianblue.com, a leading online retailers of lace wigs and Indian Remy hair weaves has supplied models, actresses and singers, and demonstrates that the influence of singers has reached the mainstream, as black women emulate singers hair styles, and assert their individuality and confidence.
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Hair, good quality hair, is very important in the image of an artist, and the quality of the hair extension is paramount in how the artist looks onstage. Cheap, nasty lace wigs and low quality hair weaves destroy the image of artists, and one bad hair day can literally ruin years of hard work. Foxy Brown's recent shows at BB kings in New York, and her recent appearance on the Monique show, shows us not to wear cheap weaves, because the results are not good. (And such a pretty, talented girl!)
This is why, only high quality hair weaves are acceptable.
The better quality the human hair product, the better it will look when attached, whether it is a lace wig or a hair weave.
In the world of RnB and hip hop music, where image is just as important if not more so than the quality of the music, the right hair is needed to cultivate and maintain the image of music icon. Hair becomes a statement, about a period of time, and can be interpreted as a form of art.
Indian Remy lace wigs, Brazilian lace wigs are looked as being the pinnacle of quality for human hair lace wigs and are worn by some of the most famous singers and actors. Human hair weaves, in particular Indian Remy hair weaves, provide the requisite quality needed, for celebrities and musicians to make the correct impression.
Essentially, when you see Ciara, Beyonce or even Lil Kim (who is falling off the radar real fast!) what we as consumers and fans see, is a product. A packaged product that is sold to us to buy in the form of music videos, CD's downloads and concert tickets. Add to that some gossip magazines, appearances on talk shows, and then some products line, well, you get the picture.
To enhance their image, only the finest human hair extensions, such as Indian Remy hair ad Brazilian hair is used by them. Why? Because it represents progress. If you look at Beyonce Knowles's career, you will see that she started out with braids, then a regular perm, with some added bits of cheap synthetic weave. But as her solo career took off, (well her solo career without destiny's child, she always had a solo career in the group, the rest were just backing singers) and she started doing stage shows, and touring, she moved onto lace wigs, made from Brazilian hair and Indian Remy hair.
The elaborate and high quality lace wigs, assisted Beyonce's image,and have solidified her iconic status and image.
Ciara, the Atlanta bred RnB singer exploded onto the music scene with her first hit "Goodies". But as she has matured it can be noted how her choices have become more elaborate. (Trying to catch up to Beyonce huh. Hurry girl!) This is because, she as other artists, understand the renewed importance of stage shows and touring, as traditional CD sales drop year on year, revenues for record labels and artists, increasingly must be derived from touring and stage shows.
Stage shows mean performance, and expression. The true essence of being an artist. Ciara's 30 inch hair weave, represents the bigger than life image, that she has to portray as a musician.
It is a pure Indian Remy hair weave, and it enhances Ciara's look, as she promotes her new album.
Lil Kim, remains a fashion icon in the music world, despite recent challenges to her, by hot newcomer Nicki Minaj. Lil Kim has used lace wigs to enhance her look, and stage presence. Even if she wears synthetic lace wigs, Lil Kim goes for long hair lengths of 28 to 30 inches, which on her four foot eleven frame, makes an even stronger statement onstage. With their expensive hair accessories, artists like Beyonce, Ciara and Lil Kim are proclaiming that they are not like other women, and that they are not afraid to fully express themselves.
This sort of women's empowerment have influenced black women in ordinary walks of life as well as professionals.
Companies such a Nubianblue.com, a leading online retailers of lace wigs and Indian Remy hair weaves has supplied models, actresses and singers, and demonstrates that the influence of singers has reached the mainstream, as black women emulate singers hair styles, and assert their individuality and confidence.
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