SALSA DANCE WEAR
For Women:
It is highly important to wear the right thing when venturing out for a night of salsa dancing!
First of all, it is a must to find the right bra. This can be tricky because you must mix comfort, sex appeal and discreteness while simultaneously making sure that works well with your salsa dance dress and your routine. Don't worry, we got you covered, check this salsa dance wear site offers bras:
The most popular type of bra which they is the Futura Vision bra. This has been very successful among salsa dancers.
Futura Visione Bras - Made with micro-fiber clear strap, this push-up bra has an invisible silicon back with adjustable clear silicon straps. Many dancers prefer this because of the added comfort and the hidden straps which are skin tone color.
From the website:
“The bra has under-wired air transpiring cups joined by "invisible" silicon stripes. Perfectly shaped hi-tech foam inside cups creates an unbelievably sexy push-up effect! Bras open on thenside on 2 hooks, eyes in 2 rows. Because of clear "invisible" silicone strap on the back, the Visione style looks like a backless bra. But at the same time provides ultimate support without compromise!”
Dance, move and feel free!
These bras consists of micro-holes on the cup padding which keeps sweat off of the skin and allows the skin to breathe, while keeping the fabric smelling fresh.
Also check out mirella-dance.com for fabric descriptions and characteristics. This site is extremely helpful for choosing salsa dance outfits. Also listed are the benefits of different materials on the skin. This is great info for dancers and athletes alike when shopping for outfits.
Hair Styling for the Dance Floor
Once you start getting into the salsa groove of things, it will become important that as comfortable as possible on the dance floor. This includes comfortable shoes, clothing, and a comfortable yet versatile hairstyle.
For women involved in leisurely salsa dancing, try wearing your hair up in a ponytail, so that your hair stays off of your face. Placing your hair up into a bun is even more appropriate for salsa dancing.
For those venturing into the competitive salsa dancing world, your hair should be up but secured in place neatly. This is because you will be swinging around, and you do not want to whip your hair in the face of your partner.
An updo, like a French twist, French braid, low bun or other upsweep hairstyles are the best bet. Just make sure your hairstyle is totally off of your face. This will keep you from being distracted on the dance floor.
Use gel lightly get your hair combed back. A little spritz of hairspray is also helpful at keeping those lonely stragglers at bay.
For male dancers, the best bet is to wear your hair short. If you have longer hair, try using gel or hairspray to make your hair the least concern while dancing. Hair elastic can also be a must for longer hair. Make sure to comb the hair back and keep it completely off of the face and in a low ponytail. But don’t go crazy with gels since you may be sweating a lot and the last thing you need is gel getting into your eyes. Make sure you use enough hairspray to combat any hair troubles that may arise.
The best advice is: the simpler, the better. So look good, feel good and have fun!
Now let's get salsa dancing!
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