Hot music Celebrity hair trends

Now that spring is here and summer is just around the corner, it is the traditional time of year where many look for updating winter hairstyles in search of something new.  And where better to find new inspiration from other than music celebrities for hair trends? Many never shy from throwing out of the stands looking for something new. Here our picks for some of the largest and most popular hair trends made popular by music celebrities.  Let know your favorite music hair trend!

Nothing makes a statement more than oily hair.  Extreme side-cut hair styles are not for the faint heart, but is bold format is for those seeking an unconventional appearance.  Part of the scalp are also always well ventilated with this type of buzzed.

Cassie

An extreme side cut can be a bit too bold, but another option is to keep a similar appearance, where all the hair was not cut.

Janet Jackson

Wigs, wigs, wigs, is big now, especially in bold colors.   They will also in so many different styles

to create the perfect brand-new appearance, but sitting in a shop in hours.  They are also an easy way

to give the hair a break when needed without the mess and time involved in coloring natural hair.

Katy Perry, Rihanna/Nicki Minaj

Nothing brightens your face will more than the Sun's color.  It is a color that works with all styles, long or short, and skin types.  Lighter hair can also provide a different appearance.

Fergie/Ferguson 2 MaryJ.

Taylor Swift/Selena Gomez

Tired of long Dallas?  Pinning the hair back, allowing for a more sophisticated look that also is on the back of the neck ventilated.

Tired of looking at processed hair?  Au natural is a popular trend.

Willow Smith/Solange Knowles

Long curls or waves, which can be used to soften any appearance, is always sexy.

Beyonce/Rihanna

And if all else fails, thanks to the last royal wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton hats are now no longer just an accessory for a bad hair day.

Lady Gaga

Rihanna: "the music industry is not exactly parents r us

Rihanna has hit back at critics protesting her hard-hitting video for "Man down" where the singer guns down a rapist, insists she simply shows fans what may happen in "reality."

"Umbrella" singer, who was brutally beaten in 2009 by then-pojkv?nnen Chris Brown, shoots a man in a railway station in the offer. A series of flashback images show since her grappling with cock outside a nightclub as he tries to attack her.

The clip premiered on TV earlier in the week and Rihanna immediately came under attack by activists at parents Television Council for depicting graphic murder. They accused her of a "cold, calculated conduct of murder" is an acceptable form of justice.

But Rihanna has blasted negative feedback, insists is not her job to show children what is right and wrong-she uses only his art to express their own feelings on the matter.

In a number of posts on his blog, Twitter.com, she writes, "I am a 23-year-old rockstar with some KIDS! What happened to all wantin (sic) me to be a parent? I'm just a girl, I can only be your/our voice!

"Cuz (sic), we all know how difficult/awkward to communicate regarding issues no touchy, especially our parents! And that's why!Cuz (sic) we turn the other cheek! U (sic) can not hide your children from society, or they learn never to adapt!This is the real world!

"The music industry is not exactly parents r us! We have the freedom to make art, let us! Its (sic) your job to ensure that they do not (sic) flip will. "

And Rihanna have called her loyal fans not to take out their anger on PTC activists.

She adds "Guys please stop making threats # NotCool! We love it, they don't ... that's all, and the world keeps turning! "

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