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Scotsman.com Leisure & Lifestyle - Health & Beauty - Headlines Search | Site map Jobs | Property | Motors | Dating | Money Scotsman.com websites News Sport Business The Scotsman Scotland on Sunday Edinburgh Evening News Dating Jobs Motors Property Travel Business Finder Member Centre Web Feeds Media Pack Site Help Digital Archive 1817-1950 Photo Gallery Reader Holidays Scotsman Calendar Money Fantasy Golf Haggis Hunt Edinburgh Festivals Entertainment Heritage & Culture Leisure Weather Webcams Log in Register now - free! Member Centre Outdoors Health and Beauty Drugs Living Dating Relationships Families and Pets Food and Drink House and Garden Leisure and Lifestyle > Health & Beauty > Headlines The long locks friend It’s the look of the moment. But a peasant blouse worn with low-slung jeans and cowboy boots just won’t work with a bob or an urchin haircut. The hair is key and no ordinary hair will do. It has to be long sensuous flowing locks. Big hair - but not in a J.Lo Oscars way - is what summer fashion calls for. Few of us have long enough tresses to make the look work. But there is a way - a way that just wouldn’t have been available five years ago. Then, you would have had to brave the split ends and buy a hat as you laboriously grew out that rashly chosen crop. And then you’d have had to get through the terrible mullet stage, which - unaccountably - can last for months. These days, getting long-haired glamour could not be simpler. Hair extensions, once the sole preserve of wealthy celebs, are now widely available. There are a number of choices, from those made of real hair that can be waxed or sewn into your own locks - a process which is expensive, costing upwards of £130 for a "do" which might last only a day - to cheaper options, including clip-on ponytails, which are available in many high street stores. Someone who has been unable to resist the look du jour is It girl, Normandie Keith, who has gone for the long and luscious look, courtesy of a braiding technique on to which the extensions are sewn. She loves her new mane. "I left the salon in a burst of excitement, feeling like a child with a new toy," she says. "I was furiously swishing my hair back and forth, and almost knocked out an innocent pedestrian in my wake." Gillian Watt, a stylist at Medusa salon in Teviot Row, Edinburgh, counsels against a full head of extensions - à la Posh Spice at her career relaunch - in favour of a few choice attachments. "Looking after a lot of extensions can be really difficult and often the look is not what the client wanted at all," she says. "So we would suggest just lengthening the fringe or adding a few highlighted pieces." The Medusa salon uses monofibre extensions rather than real hair. They are fixed on to the hair using a heat gun which does not itself come in contact with your own crowing glory. "Clients must have a full head of healthy hair and a healthy scalp for the process to work," Watt explains. "And it can be more complex than people first think." It can take two trained staff a whole day to attach a full head of extensions - hence the expense. A small company in East Lothian has gone for the new "affordable hair extension" market, with considerable success. Hairdresser Anne Wilson set up her own business, I Love Hair, after being disappointed by the products that were available. "Over the past few years the demand for hair extensions has grown hugely," she says. "I was often asked for extensions and found it impossible to get good quality products that looked natural. After a great deal of research, I decided to design my own range. They are easy to attach and I have strived to provide the highest quality, texture and colour. These products are fun and very practical, for women of all ages." Those who balk at the idea of pinning something unnatural to their heads should consider the invisibility of the superior product. Celebrities who have used extensions to enhance their look without being obvious include Anthea Turner, who sported the clip-on version for her wedding to Grant Bovey, former Big Breakfast presenter Kelly Brook, who made her full hair even bigger for a new catalogue, and Jane Horrocks, who has given her fine locks a bit of oomph. And stars as diverse as Anna Friel, Amanda Holden, Julia Sawalha and Melinda Messenger are rumoured to have used extensions for premieres. Hair extensions do not have universal approval. Two girls from Essex who had their hair braided with blonde extensions like Zoe Birkett of Pop Idol fame were kept away from school after their head teacher branded their locks "a distraction". Birkett was allowed to wear her hair extensions at Carmel RC College in Darlington, where she was an A-level student before she became a star. But the school which restricted the look may have had a point. For hair extensions transform not only the look, but the personality. Friends star Jennifer Aniston used them to help create her character in Rock Star and, more dramatically, Katie Price would not have become topless model Jordan without them. She has become as famous for her blonde dreads as her other assets. The fun thing about hair extensions today is that they are not necessarily the sole preserve of the young. Hollywood celebrities of all ages have resorted to hairpieces to boost their tresses at key photo opportunities. Ursula Andress and Elizabeth Taylor are both fans of the technique. Joan Collins has become known for her love of different styles and is rumoured to wear a wig almost permanently. One of her greatest indulgences is custom-made wigs which cost anything upwards of £1,000. She recently revealed she wears longer styles when in love because the locks brushing against her neck and shoulders make her feel more sensuous. Of course, when it goes wrong the results are spectacularly awful. Who can forget teen pop sensation Christina Aguilera, who turned heads, for all the wrong reasons, with her crown of blonde braids. Her look, devised to coincide with her re-recording of Lady Marmalade with Pink and Lil’ Kim, drew gasps of astonishment when combined with an unflattering corset and suspenders. A frizzy mane at the Blockbuster Awards was equally shocking (as in, she looked as if 20,000 volts had passed through her system). Style crime Geri Halliwell WHEN Liza Minelli wore a bowler hat in Cabaret she created an image that sold the film. When Geri Halliwall plonked one on her head she just looked a bit daft, part Laurel and Hardy, part Chaplin. But mainly a right Charlie. And what’s with the pants? Does that girl not own a pair of trousers, or is she simply too lazy to bother putting them on in the morning. Yes, yes we know you’ve shed lots of weight, dear, but you’ve misplaced your charm as well. Oh for that big-bosomed, larger-than-life girl who stole the show at every Spice Girls concert - not through talent but that natural va va voom that caused every camera lens to zoom in on her. She had style, she was a cartoon brought to life to send up the very thing she was. A true modern-day Betty Boop, with her cheeky, Prince Charles-bottom-pinching ways, platform shoes that brought her almost to eyelevel with the rest of the population and figure-hugging dresses designed to keep us transfixed. Now she’s found intensive yoga and lost her sense of humour, so all that’s left is for us to laugh at her. 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