Sunday, 2 January 2011

100 Collection Some Men Celebrity Hairstyles

Jullian Barratt And Noel Fielding Two iconic hairstyles
Mr T's Afro mohawk
Russel brand
Noel Gallagher




100 Collection Hair Statistics

  • We spend a billion dollars a year on hair
  • in 1998 we spend $42 billion in hair salons 
  • We spend $2 billion a year on hair shampoo
  • $1.4 billion a year on conditioners
  • $700 million on hairspray
  • $600 million on gels and mouses
  • $2 billion on hair colouring
  • $150 million on mens hair products
  • 50% of american women over 25 colour their hair
  • Hair care in america is a $6 Billion dollar market.
  • 75% of the men i asked style their hair before a night out and 50% of them style their hair on a daily basis.

Thursday, 30 December 2010

100 Collection Hair Facts

  • A blonde head of hair has usually much more strands than red or dark hair heads
  • Hair consists mainly of keratin, which is also responsible for the elasticity of fingernails
  • a single hair has thickness of 0.02 - 0.04mm, so that 20 - 50 hair strands next to each other make a millimetre 
  • hair is strong as wire of iron it rips after applying a force equivalent to 60kg, only after stretched itself for about 70%
  • even on a good hair day, everyone loses at least 40 - 100 strands. 
  • the average scalp has 100,000 strands, or just fewer than 1000 per square inch.
  • We are born with all our hair follicles. Some are programmed to grow pigmented hair (as on our scalp) up to 3 feet in length.
  • The trait for baldness can be passed down through paternal or maternal genes.
  • hormone imbalance and crash dieting can trigger temporary hair loss!
  • Hair grows faster in the summer than any other season.
  • 50% of people with white skin will have 50% white hair by the time they are 50
  • hair is the second fastest growing part of the body 
  • wearing tight has does not cause hair loss...
  • Male hair is more dense then female hair.
  • cutting hair does not influence its growth 
  • female hair grows more slowly than male hair.
  • wet hair should not be rubbed since hair is very sensitive
  • frequent washing does not increase loss of hair

Monday, 27 December 2010

100 Collection Hairstyles

These are some drawing from the iconic hairstyles of the mighty boosh, you can make out which character is which by looking purely at their hairstyle. This is a good example of a hairstyle representing an individual or a stereotype.

These are some simular drawings but from portraits




100 Collection Words

Words Relating to hairstyles
  • Short
  • Long 
  • Medium
  • Blade
  • Spiky
  • Fringe
  • Coloured
  • Textured
  • Curley
  • Straight
  • Styled
  • Bed Head
  • Bald...
  • Afro
  • Thick
  • Matted
  • Wet 
  • Greasy
  • Formal
  • Trendy

100 Collection Hairstyles and Personality

After some further research into personality traits i stumbled on a website which claimed to reveal some traits with men who have simular or the same hairstyles. I am fairly sceptical about exactly how accurate this information is but never the less its still interesting.

Coiffed or Styled Hair

When a mans hair is carefully cut, blow dried, and hair sprayed, it could indicate that he's into the power image. A man who pays close attention to his hair may also have expensive or trendy clothes, shoes, accessories, and toys. Readying body language in this case isn;t difficult: this man is probably vain and wants to impress others.

Short Hair


Reading body language in this case can be confusing, because short hair on a man can reveal many things about his personality. Very short hair on a man could indicate that he's practical, plays sports, is conservative, is in the military, is recovering from medical treatment, or works for an organization that requires short hair.

Hair Loss


How a man deals with hair loss shows his personality. If he uses extreme comb overs or obvious hairpieces, he may have poor judgement. He simply doesn't realize how he looks to others, and he thinks people won't notice.

information sourced at: http://www.suite101.com/content/reading-body-language-through-hair-a50853