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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Cheryl Cole Hairstyles

Cheryl Cole is a singer and entertainer. She became part of the popular girl band "Girls Aloud". Cheryl has done some ball room dancing and even some modeling. Her long hair always looks so chic and her wardrobe always in style.

Is it just us or does celebrity hair seem to grow at a phenomenal rate? Well, this is not a superhuman skill gifted to those that make the A-list, or even the D-list, it's all down to the magic of hair extensions. Be they human hair extensions, synthetic ones or good old clip hair extensions, celebrities can't get enough of Rapunzel length locks.

Cheryl Cole's tumbling brunette tresses are courtesy of real hair extensions, the Lucinda Ellery salon being a favourite first port of call for faking length and fullness. In fact, Girls Aloud could keep the hair extension business afloat by themselves with Sarah, Cheryl, Kimberley and Nicola all choosing the best hair extensions to add glamour and variety to their styles.


They're not the only ones to opt for hair extensions to create that Hollywood babe look however. High School Musical hotties Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale have both succumbed to the allure of lengthy locks without the irritating years of waiting the rest of us have to endure.

One thing we will say about this beauty trend is that cheap hair extensions are going to look just that, cheap. Don't believe us? Then take a look through our gallery and pay particular attention to the D-listers... you have been warned.

Monday, September 28, 2009

I Spy Bags


These I Spy Bags are so much fun for little kids. They make a nice gift that parents are happy about too. I found the instructions for making them at this blog. As I was stuffing them with all kinds of fun trinkets, I started thinking about things around the house that would be fun to fill them with. Think you don't have anything to use? Think again! Use some of your scrapbooking embellishments.

Here are my embellishment recommendations:
• Bridgeport Chiplets & Petals
• Christmas Mint Designer Brads (Fold the metal ends back or break them off)
• WinterSong Chiplets
• En Route Metal Accents & Epoxy Stickers (Put 2 stickers together or put tissue on the back so they don't stick)
• Playday Fuzzies & Chiplets
• Black Orchid Buttons

Have you made any I Spy Bags? What do you put in your bags?
-Maria

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Elvis Presley Hairstyle

Elvis set the style trends for men throughout his life with his famous side burns and full tousled look

This style works best if hair is straight or has a loose curl or wave. Start with a shaped to fit style cut with full tapered sides and neckline. Front is left longer to stand full and brushed back without a part. Sideburns are sometimes full and stop at bottom of ears. Works with most face shapes.

To Get This Look This style requires a few extra styling steps to achieve the desired effects If hair is wavy-curly type. Begin by combing a dab Styling Balm through damp hair, section and blow dry to smooth surface and relax curl. When dry, brush a puff of Foaming Pomade through hair for shape, shine and frizz control
For Straight Hair, comb a puff of Gel Mousse or Spray Gel through damp hair, comb in place to air dry or blow dry and brush a puff of Foaming Pomade through for texture, shape. For high gloss and firm hold, mist with Finishing Spray and finger comb for natural look

What is the most iconic trademark regarding Elvis. The first and foremost must be the unique Elvis hairstyle. In the mid 50s Elvis had natural dishwater blonde hair with long sideburns. In the 60s his hair was styled by Hollywood and dyed jet black and without the trademark side burns. In the 70s Elvis' wore his hair longer and grew his side burns.

Recently, Elvis Presley has topped a poll of the most iconic hairstyles of all time. The King, who was blond but dyed his hair black, beat Marilyn Monroe, who came second in the survey. Third was Audrey Hepburn.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

3rd Thursday



Next month Club SEI will be featuring Sophia. This beautiful collection is currently only available to club members. Click here to see all the goodies included in the kit. The flocked papers have an amazing texture and the colors are cozy and inviting. Don't worry, if you aren't a club member, you can still sign up and receive this kit.



These projects were made using the click-n-prints available to club members on the club website with each kit. Just another reason to join today!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Catherine Zeta-Jones Hair Style

Catherine Zeta Jones is wearing her gorgeous thick curly hair in a updo hairstyle while attending the 4th Annual ‘A Fine Romance’ MPTV Benefit at Sony Studios in Culver City, California. This hairstyle is achieved by pinning back her long thick curly locks of hair! Pulling it away from the face to create a sexy, but elegant hairstyle for this event. This hairstyle works great for Weddings, Prom, and other elegant occasions!

Drawing inspiration from the hair style trends of our favorite stars and celebrities has become a national past time. One such star whose hairstyle has become the latest must have look is Wales-born Hollywood beauty Catherine Zeta Jones. Her sexy face framing hair style, rich chocolate brown hair color and movie star persona is why Catherine was named one of Hollywood ’s sexiest women alive by Esquire magazine.

TO GET THE LOOK: Does your hair get frizzy in damp weather?
If that’s the case, try Catherine’s sexy face framing tousled style and say good-by to frizzy and bad hair days forever. To get the look, let’s take it one step at a time, starting with a style cut and shaping.

LET’S SHAPE IT: For Catherine’s style, start with a long layered silhouette with flirty brow brushing bangs and face framing waves to accent high cheek bones. This ultra feminine style is ideal for natural wavy hair like Catherine’s. With a few adjustments (trims) as it grows you can easily find the ideal length and shape for your style.

LET’S STYLE IT: First, give your hair an extra boost with a puff of gel mousse or setting spray. Just run either through damp hair and comb
in place to dry au natural or toss your hair upside down and give it a
quick blow dry for volume. After, if your locks look a bit on the dry or
frizzy side, a dab of styling cream will tame it. For a dressy look, a
quick turn around your styling iron or a hand full of steam rollers gives
it the look. After, lightly brush and finger comb. To turn up the shine,
finish with a high gloss light hold hair spray and you’ve got Catherine’s
star style!

NOW, LET’S COLOR IT: Actresses change their hair color often for
the many roles they play and Catherine is no exception. If your hair
has lost it deep rich hue and is beginning to gray around the hairline
like Catherine’s, a dark chocolate brown tint will define the shape and
wash the gray away. After, a clear glaze seals-in the color and
amplifies the shine. To keep this up, the new growth is tinted every
six weeks.

Your sexy face framing style will make you fall in love with
your natural wavy hair. And best of all, this "time saving" do' a snap
to style. Just comb in place to dry au natural or toss your hair upside
down and give it a quick blow dry for volume. The rich dark Chocolate
brown hue has washed the gray away and turned the glam bar up a
notch. So toss your old frizzy hair do’ aside and slip into Catherine’s
tousled style with flirty brow brushing bangs and glam hair color and
say so long to bad hair days forever.

For Catherine Zeta Jones's star style visit a salon stylist and make
your hair shine like the stars.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Elaine Teo + grab bag giveaway!

Wow! We love Elaine and are so glad you guys do too. She has such a unique and beautiful point of view on our products. We hope you guys got tons of inspiration like we did. Keep dropping by her blog and saying hello, she's a sweetheart!

Our two lucky winners, as chosen by random.org are:

congrats to Monika and Greta!


send us your mailing addresses at seiblog(at)shopsei(dot)com for some goodies. Thanks again to the wonderful Elaine for another fantastic week of guest blogging!

Friday, September 18, 2009

Giveaway Grab-bag!


This card is one of my all time favourites. I love everything about this card, and again I did not plan for the card to turn out this way - it just did! LOL

I used 2 cardstocks for this - an orange one for the base, and a brown one for matting the front.

I adore the Dill Blossoms collection - couldn't make myself to use the papers until much later. For this card, I cut out the beautiful images and bunched them together and adhered them onto the bottom left side of the card. I enjoy cutting out images from patterned papers these days - that saves the cost of buying embellishments, and somehow for me, cutting up paper is both therapeutic and calming! Do you feel the same way, or is it just me? :)

I also use stamps in almost all my cards. I love stamping - I love the crisp images that stamps give. I wish I could draw, but I can't draw to save my life, so stamping is the next best thing. The first stamp I bought was from Hero Arts, back in 2005, and I haven't looked back since.
Once I've gotten all my materials needed for the card, I'll move them around the card till I'm happy with the placements, and that's when I'll glue them down, and the card is finished! :)


I often get stuck with ideas when I create a layout - but somehow with this layout above, I didn't have any problems at all, eventhough I used different collections from SEI - that's just how versatile the collections are even when you mix them together.

For this layout, I used papers from En Route, Poppy, Park Buddies and Kitty's Place and I had loads of fun mixing them up.

I used the En Route patterned paper as this background for the layout - the images on the paper are subtle and it's about travel, which fits perfectly for the photo I used. Then I added a couple of strips of patterned papers at the back of my photo. After that, it was a matter of embellising around the photo before the layout is done.

The long stems of flowers on the left of the photo were cut out from the Sarong (pearl) patterned paper from the Poppy collection. The cluster of flowers on the bottom right side, and the butterflies on the top right side of the layout were all cut from Kitty's Background patterned paper, from the Kitty's Place collection. I'm totally in love with that patterned paper. :)

The dogs and fire hydrant were cut from Hot Dogs patterned paper, from the Park Buddies collection.

Then I added the journaling, brad and title and my layout was done! Super easy even with mixing different collections.

Thanks for a wonderful week Elaine! It's so nice to see a different sense of style inspired from another part of the world. We are having a grab bag give away with the products Elaine used to make the above projects, and then some extras! Just leave a comment by Sunday September 20th at midnight telling us which post was your favorite. We will be choosing 2 winners and announcing them Monday morning. Good luck!

Cameron Diaz Hairstyle


Cameron Diaz has pretty blonde hair that she styles perfectly. Sometimes Cameron can be sported wearing dark brown and jet black colors that give her a very distinctive look. Some of Cameron's hairstyles vary from dark and sleek, to a bodacious blonde with hair full of curls and waves, and sometimes short boy cuts depending on the occasions.

There is something about Cameron this "something about Mary" star proves that she can be a beautiful brunette wit this dark black hairstyle that consists of feather layers and tapered end cuts, making this a simple and chic hairstyle.



This star of the "mask" knows how to pull off a stylish boy cut with this unique boy cut that were tapered at the sides, where the middle section was developed with razor cuts to give a messy but textured appearance, this is definitely a get up and go style.


Cameron Diaz looks great as a brunette with this funky do. Her hair was layered to create a natural wave look and volume to the top her mane and bangs were blended in with the soft cut hair to bring out her dreamy blue eyes.


Here you all can see one of the hairstyles your favorite artist you might want to look like him or maybe want to imitate her hairstyle?? / Get the various kinds of hair styles on this blog and watch this space closely ok

Thursday, September 17, 2009

My Cards

When I make cards, I try to use most of my supplies from one manufacturer, and from the same collection if possible - afterall, everything in that collection is well matched, so that takes the load off trying to match the elements used on the card.


I usually don't have a clue what my card will turn out like in the end - I'll just pick out the colors of my cardstock and patterned papers, and go from there.

For this card (above), I wanted to use the Chickadee line, so I pulled out those papers, some matching-colored cardstock, and worked from there.

I always mat the base of my card with a patterned paper that has subtle images or patterns on it. Then I'll search for another patterned paper that I could cut out the images from. In this case, it's those cute birds and flowers. I'll just cut a few first and play around with the placement of them.

I also love adding a journaling tag or a scalloped border to my card to give it added interest. After deciding the placements of the birds and flowers, I added the sentiment, paper flowers and ribbon to give some texture to the card. Once I'm happy with everything, I'll add a bit of Stickles glitter to make it a little prettier - if needed. I'm a glitter gal. :)


It took me less than 30 min. to finish altering this Ikea frame, mainly because almost everything I used to alter this frame are from the Dill Blossom range of papers.

First I measured and cut out the Carraway patterned paper to adhere to the outer part of the frame, then for the background, I used the Coriander paper, while the flowers were all cut out from the Coriander and Hyssop papers. Then I added a few punched out butterflies and gems, added the stamped sentiment and the frame was complete! It makes for a nice decor piece or something you can put on your office table perhaps. Love it!


I used the same method when I made this christmas card. I used all my supplies from the Christmas Mint collection, and everything fell into place really quickly, which is good for mothers like me who may not have so much free time on our hands, yet we yearn to make a card or two in that short span of time.

I used 3 patterned papers from this collection, namely Peppermint Bark for the background, Ribbon Candy for the strips and Butter Creams for the ornaments that I cut out. Also used some epoxy stickers. After finishing this card, I still had loads of left overs to make a few more cards - how cool is that right?

Making things using SEI papers is a synch as the papers come double sided, and that in itself is value for money, and the designs are always so beautiful and versatile. I love love love making cards, making anything for that matter, with SEI papers - if you haven't tried making one yet, go give it a try - I promise you'll love it!

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Magazines, if you please...

There are days when I have this burst of energy and enthusiam to make a card or create a layout, so I head to my craft room, get ready with my scissors, cutter and papers, ready to do something, when my mind suddenly draws a complete blank! In the end, I'll just be staring at my supplies, not knowing what to do or where to start - it can be so frustrating sometimes.

And that is where I turn to my magazines, my main source of inspiration.


This one above - Country Living UK Edition - is my favourite, amongst all the favourites. :) I've been faithfully buying this magazine since 2005, and each month's issue has never disappointed me. It's a home decor magazine and it's always loaded with the most beautiful photos I have ever seen.




I recently made a Christmas card using the Winter Song collection,


and my inspiration for that card came from this (2-page) image above. I love the christmas colors of red, white and blue, splattered all over these 2 pages, giving them a wintry and homely feel - and the Winter Song collection was perfect as it had all these colors in it!

The colors, photos of the beautiful british scenery and other features of the magazine always leave me with some inspiration to scrap a layout, make a card or even sew a quilt. Totally love this magazine!!

And there you have it! Thank goodness for great magazines like these, isn't it? :)

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Kate Beckinsale will not change her hair style


Your kids will control your life, even your hairstyle.


Published by: Sakshi Saxena


London:British hot actress Kate Beckinsale keeps her hair the same as her 10-year-old daughter Lily will get upset if she changes her hairstyle.

The actress has revealed that her daughter Lily with ex-partner Michael Sheen will hate it if she changes her flowing brunette locks.

Beckinsale saysm, "I don't really think about my hair that much. I've got a daughter and if I do anything really radically different, she gets upset."

It's not just Lily who likes the actress Kate the way she is, her director husband Len Wiseman also wants her to stay the same.

Tutorial Anyone?


I always have loads of fun altering photo frames, especially the inexpensive wooden ones from Ikea. This frame that I had in mind is for a good friend - Karen, so I thought I'd make a simple frame with just the letter "K" and no photos on it.

The supplies I used for this frame aren't many:

a) The Ikea frame,
b) 3 sheets of SEI papers from the Oasis collection,
c) epoxy stickers from SEI,
d) glimmer mist from Tattered Angels,
e) chipboard "K" from Maya Road,
f) stickles from Ranger and
g) foam dots.

1) First, I covered the outer frame and the background with patterned papers. Then I sprayed glimmer mist onto the K chipboard and let it dry. I chose the color green to match the patterned papers.


2) Once the K was dry, I added faux stitching (using a black pen) to give the letter more emphasis as I thought it looked a bit bland. Then I set aside the letter as I wanted to embellish the background first before adhering the letter.


3) I cut out the circle motifs and used them to embellish the background. Once I was satisfied with the placement of the circles, I adhered the "K" in the centre of the background.



4) I decided to embellish the upper left corner, and the lower right corner of the frame, to give the frame added interest, so I cut out some more circles, and leaves from another Oasis patterned paper. I layered the placement of these circles and leaves - gave them a bit of dimension with foam dots and epoxy stickers and adhered all onto the frame.

5) After everything was done, I added a small butterfly, which I cut out from the paper, and adhered it onto the letter K, and also added glitter glue (stickles) onto all the circles and butterfly for some bling, and my frame was done!


I hope you will give this project a try as it's really easy to do and you don't have to use too many supplies to make on. Just use papers from one collection as you will be rest assured that everything will match, add a few other things like maybe a chipboard image or some flowers onto the sides of the frame, and you're done!

Thanks so much! :)

Monday, September 14, 2009

Hello from Singapore!

I thought I'd share with you some photos which I took recently when I went to a nearby wet market to buy breakfast. It was a Saturday morning at around 8am, and the market and food stalls were already bustling with people, buying their groceries and having their morning cuppa.



These are photos of a typical flat you'll see in Singapore. There are more flats than houses here as the land is scarce. I've been living in a flat all my life and I love it, eventhough the space in my flat is small.


This is a photo of a food court where you can find several stalls of local and sometimes western food. The food that you find in most food courts are affordable and they are mainly situated near housing estates. This one was packed that morning with people having their breakfast. Singaporeans love eating out - one of the local favourite pasttimes.





I'm so sorry but these photos had to be taken from a distance to the wet market, as generally stall owners don't like their photos taken. Camera-shy perhaps. A local wet market is where you will find fresh product like seafood, meat and vegetables, and this market starts its operations as early as 6am till about noon. I prefer to go in the mid-morning when the crowd has eased a little. My boys love to visit the market as they get to see a lot of more things at the wet market than at a supermarket, which is where I normally do my marketing.




These last 2 photos I have with me are food that I enjoy eating for breakfast. The first photo is roti prata - an Indian dish made out of dough and eaten with curry, while the second photo is an array of chinese "kueh" - small finger foods that are not too filling for a morning meal.

Hope you enjoyed reading about my morning trip to the market - thanks so much!

-Elaine

Britney Spears HairStyle

One of today’s hottest celebrities is pop sensation Britney Spears, and in early 2007, one of the hottest topics about the singer was speculation about the latest Britney Spears hair style.

Britney’s Popularity

Britney Jean Spears was born December 2, 1981 in Mississippi, but the country girl moved to Louisiana as a child. From an early age, her musical talent and flirtatious good looks were apparent, and she launched her career in the public eye when she was just 11 by appearing on the Mickey Mouse Club. At age 17 the pop star emerged as a talented singer and debuted her first album, which instantly catapulted her onto the pop charts and into the position of a fashion and style trendsetter.

As Britney grew up under the public’s scrutiny on stage, she began generating regular controversies by shifting from the girl-next-door look to sexy pop diva. Her clothing, dance routines, and songs gradually became more suggestive, and in 2004 – after marrying Kevin Federline – she took a break from her singing career to indulge her desire to become a young mother. After having two children in two years, she filed for divorce from Federline in November 2006, citing irreconcilable differences for the split.

Pledging to return to pop stardom, Britney reveled in her newly single status, rapidly regaining both notoriety as a stylish single and resentment as an inappropriate role model for the young girls who idolized her. In February 2007, Britney appeared to break under the pressure and eventually checked into a rehabilitation center to seek help.

Britney’s Popularity

Britney Jean Spears was born December 2, 1981 in Mississippi, but the country girl moved to Louisiana as a child. From an early age, her musical talent and flirtatious good looks were apparent, and she launched her career in the public eye when she was just 11 by appearing on the Mickey Mouse Club. At age 17 the pop star emerged as a talented singer and debuted her first album, which instantly catapulted her onto the pop charts and into the position of a fashion and style trendsetter.

As Britney grew up under the public’s scrutiny on stage, she began generating regular controversies by shifting from the girl-next-door look to sexy pop diva. Her clothing, dance routines, and songs gradually became more suggestive, and in 2004 – after marrying Kevin Federline – she took a break from her singing career to indulge her desire to become a young mother. After having two children in two years, she filed for divorce from Federline in November 2006, citing irreconcilable differences for the split.

Pledging to return to pop stardom, Britney reveled in her newly single status, rapidly regaining both notoriety as a stylish single and resentment as an inappropriate role model for the young girls who idolized her. In February 2007, Britney appeared to break under the pressure and eventually checked into a rehabilitation center to seek help.
From Loose to Luscious

Just as her life has been through many stages, so too has Britney Spears’ hair style undergone many transformations to match her widely varied roles and appearances. Britney is a natural brunette, but her characteristic sunny blonde locks are the result of careful coloring and blonde hair highlights. The different stages of Britney’s hair include:

* Short to medium length straight, simple locks while she was younger.
* Longer, wavy styles with multiple layers tapered to her face shape as she cultivated a sexier image.
* Long bangs brushed over her eye or off to the side for a sultry frame to her eyes and oval-shaped face.
* Practical loose ponytails and basic hair accessories as a young mom.

Not only has Britney changed her hair color, but Britney Spears’ hair style is the result of frequent hair extensions that give her more flexibility with her style and guarantee she can sport the long, luscious locks she has integrated into her style. Unfortunately, the harsh chemical treatments to maintain her blonde hair and the stress of the extensions have taken their toll, and many people speculate that her hair is severely damaged by such rough treatment.
Getting a Britney Spears Hair Style

Many girls – preteens and teenagers in particular – adore Britney Spears’ hair style and work to create their own Britney-esque look. While the harsh styling techniques that give Britney her characteristic hair styles are not the best option for most individuals, there are certain things anyone can do to emulate this pop princess’s hair.

* Britney Spears’ hair styles are almost always worn loose and long. The process to grow your hair long can take years, but it is a better alternative than costly extensions. Girls with short hair can still emulate much of Britney’s style, however.
* Layers are essential to Britney’s look. The layers should be carefully tapered toward the chin, framing the face without adding excessive volume, and the outer layer of hair should be the longest.
* Highlights add texture and dimension to Britney’s style. Multiple highlight colors should be used, but they should coordinate with the overall sunny shade of blonde she favors (or with whatever hair base color you have for a blended look).
* Add waves to straight hair by using a large-barreled curling iron to create loose ringlets, and do not brush them out completely – styling with fingers will be more effective.
* When styling, use hair spray or hair gel to tame frizz and keep hair sleek but falling in assorted locks.
* The hair should be worn loose and tossed about the shoulders for care-free Britney appeal.

Friday, September 11, 2009

Guest Blogger, Elaine Teo

Next week we are thrilled to have our first international guest blogger, Elaine Teo. She lives in Singapore and is going to share her amazing talent for card making with us. Check out her blog for a hint of what's to come. This is one week you won't want to miss!




Here are some facts about me:
• Other than scrapping and cardmaking, I also enjoy sewing and watching tv whenever I can. 
• I totally enjoy crime shows such as the CSI series and the Law and Order series amongst others.
• I also read a lot of magazines - in particular scrapbooking and cardmaking magazines.
• I love tucking myself in with a good read before drifting off to sleep - that is what I look forward to each night after a long day.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Can you get $30,000 for a hair cut?

I can read you mind on this question. No one would ever pay that much for a hair cut.
Well here is a Stylist in London that gets that kind of money. Outrageous? Yes, but how do you up your price? How do you convince a customer that you can be worth more than the cost of typical haircut? It's service, that extra time or product that you spend on your customer. That great cup of coffee for the morning appointment of glass of wine for the evening appointment. This case is extreme, but find something that will bring your service to the next level.

From the New York Daily Post
by Sherryl Connelly

If a haircut costs $32,339.98, how often would you go in for a trim?

British stylist Stuart Phillips claims that regardless of the recession his Covent Garden salon is crowded with clients willing to pay that price. Many of them are the wives of new-money Russian oligarchs, according to London's Daily Mail.

Phillips insisted in the Daily Mail the price was right and fair.

"I am available to them for the whole day and we make sure they have the best of everything.

"I have had to provide everything from security teams and bodyguards, exotic and expensive oils to wash through clients' hair, interpreters, personal chefs, and special scents put through the ventilation system, and even dog walkers to entertain their pets."

Okay, so there's overhead. But Phillips does provide a discount, of sorts. A guest can bring a friend for the cut-rate cost of $13,023.95.

There is a 20-point questionnaire in which clients make clear what kind of treatment they expect. Questions run along the lines of "Would you like your bodyguard to wait behind you or by the front door?" and "Would you like your personal shopper to shop with you or for you?"

Phillips, who won't reveal the names of his clients for security reasons, among others, came to stylistic prominence after the British Academy of Film and Television made him their first official stylist. He was the one who peppered Serena Williams' hair with diamonds worth 163 million for a Wimbledon party last year hosted by business mogul Richard Branson.

"It may seem a lot of money, but I feel that these charges are justified," Phillips insists. "All you need to do is compare other expensive non-essential things. For example, certain hotels in the world can easily cost a few thousands pounds a day.

"If someone has a billion dollars in the bank, to fly their girlfriends or wives over, it is nothing. For them [$32,000] is a drop in the ocean."

For the price, Phillips will close the salon, send a luxury car, deliver an hour-long lifestyle consultation, and usher the client into a relaxation area where they are treated to a shiatsu acupressure head or body massage.

Canapés and cocktails are served throughout, or champagne lunch, or traditional tea and scones. Probably all three are available for that price since a personal chef can also be had as well as an assistant and up to three bodyguards.

Then there's the goody bag composed of luxury hair products that Phillips chooses based on hair type.

"If anything my services have been more in demand," he claims. "I guess in times of uncertainty people like to pamper themselves."

Oh, we do. But the rest of us can't, or at least, not like that.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Brad Pitt Hairstyles

Are you a fan of Brad Pitt? I love his hairstyles very much, no matter in short, medium or long. Always he has adorable fashionable and stylish looks!

Most guys would love to be Brad Pitt - or at least look like him. Could it be that he's dating Angelina Jolie or that he's always in some hot movie role? Maybe his cool sense of style has something to do with it, too. Brad's hairstyles are always Carefree and casual.and he has hair that could be a trendsetter young children so I try to make you happy because the more the haircut would you try particularly among artists..