Hairstyles of the Rich and Famous do not only serve to be their identity signatures. These may also signal cultural shifts and trends. A celebritys hairstyle is a statement to the world. And when that hairstyle is copied and becomes popular, it just might have affected peoples inter-relationships. Thus, we can say the possibility exists for a hairstyle to set a social trend.

 

 

Two-thirds of women have left their hairdresser unhappy with the result, a New Zealand survey has found. In most cases the problem has been miscommunication between customer and cutter when trying a new style. Of the unhappy punters, 33 per cent left the salon feeling embarrassed and for 16 per cent it ended in tears.