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If you like dancing, whether it be ballroom, Latin, swing, country &
western, rock n' roll, hip hop, line-dancing, ballet, etc., you'll look
and feel better with a 'do that fits the dance.
Now obviously I am not advocating bringing along a change of hairdos for
an evening of dancing! The idea is to be comfortable while you dance.
Generally speaking, with more complicated dance styles that involve a
lot of close work between you and your partner, it's better to have a
more controlled 'do.
For example, when you're doing East Coast Swing with your partner and he
dips you, you don't want to get one of your
long spiral curls wrapped
around one of his shirt buttons. Trust me--YOU may dip, but your hair
won't, leaving him with a permanent reminder of probably your last dance
together.
If you are doing competition dancing, hair style is even more important.
Depending on the dance, you'll want a style that matches the spirit of
what you're doing. Remember too that you want the judges to watch your
dancing, not your hairstyle, hair colour
or mineral makeup
Unless it is an integral part of the dance style, a lot of loose,
flopping hair can distract the judges from what they should be watching:
the dance!
When dancing is more improvisational, like rock and
hip hop, anything goes. You
can shake those elbow-length dreads with the best of them!
Short hairstyles look great
on the dance floor especially a
short bob cut. If you have an
emo hairstyle, you probably don't dance anyway. People with
emohair tends to "dance on the
inside" With street dancing,
you can have just about any type of hair so long as it looks cool. Men
who break dance tends to have
men's short hairstyles. On your wedding day, most couples are
required to do a wedding dance. Some are funky some are traditional but
you need to make sure your
wedding hairstyle will stand up the the type of dancing you are
considering. Many brides consider some sort of
short
wedding hair to be the most practical. |
