How to Make a Hairdresser Costume
Many hairdressers dress in a way that is stylish and practical at the same time. Many salons have a uniform requirement of monochromatic black outfits. However, the hairdressers are able to transform the simple outfits into a bold fashion and personality statement. You can copy this bold style for an unusual Halloween costume that is simple, easy to identify and inexpensive. This costume works equally well for men, women, girls or boys.
Things You'll Need
- Black pants
- Black long sleeve shirt
- Black shoes and socks
- Hand towel
- Comb
- Scissors (real or plastic)
- Cardstock
- Safety pin
- Hair dye spray
- Makeup
- Hairdresser or artist smock
- Small spray bottle
- Hairspray
- Hair dryer
Instructions
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Costume
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Put on the black pants, shirt, socks and shoes. This costume is based on the hairdressing uniform of all black that some salons require, and most people already have a lot of black items in their closets.
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Create a name tag that says "Hairdresser" on a piece of cardstock. Pin the tag to your shirt. You can also write your name on the name tag.
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Wear flat-bottom shoes, such as flat boots, sneakers or ballet flats. Hairdressers have to walk around a lot, and many avoid dangerous heels. Try to keep the shoes as trendy as possible to keep the look artistic.
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Put a few combs, brushes or a pair of scissors in your pockets. Make sure the utensils stick out from your pockets and are visible. You can also throw a towel over your shoulder.
Hair and Makeup
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Dye your hair a bold color or add temporary highlights or lowlights. If you do not want to permanently dye your hair, you can use temporary hair spray color to change the color of your hair.
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Fix your hair into a trendy or wild style. Hairdressers typically have bold hairstyles because their hair is one of their main advertisements for their profession. Many hairdressers use their hair as a showcase of their styling abilities.
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Add bold makeup to your look as well. Some hairdressers wear unusual makeup colors and wear their makeup differently than many other people. Add vivid eye shadow or lipstick.
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Tips & Warnings
If you are unsure that other party-goers will be able to identify your costume, slip on an artist's smock. Fill the smock with hair-dressing materials, such as scissors, combs and brushes, a water spray bottle, a curling iron or hairspray.
References
- Photo Credit hairdresser's image by Aleksandr Lobanov from Fotolia.com