Hair, Makeup and Accessories

For Moree Club, Interclub and National competitions, parents will need to do their child’s hair in an appropriate style – hair can be up or down, curly or straight, braided or in a bun. 

For Regional competitions, Club 2400 Moree Physie and Dance provides foam hair curlers (see below) and papers to students a week before the competition.  Parents/Carers are instructed on how to part the student’s hair which must be put into curlers the night before the competition and secured.  

Club 2400 Moree Physie and Dance will provide team hair accessories which can be glitter bows, diamante clips and flower clips
Check Youtube tutorials, Facebook and Instragram for hairstyle ideas for dance.

Hair for Champion Girl events

Competitors must provide their own hair clips and ribbons which can be either satin, nylon, lycra of any colour to complement leotard.
  • False hair pieces are not allowed.
  • Hair tinting and colouring to match leotard is not permitted.
  • Teasing of junior hair is to be kept as a minimum for neatness only. Teasing of hair for height is not permitted.
  • No flowers, feathers, glitter or diamantes

Juniors Makeup and Accessories

  • Juniors may wear minimal eye shadow, mascara, and lipstick and blush only.   Tip:  Wear a bright lipstick
  • No eye liner or eye shadow outlining the eye
  • No leg, face or body tan in any circumstances with the exception of a junior girl being taken up for a Senior Team.
  • No jewellery of any description
  • No hats, shoes, socks, gloves or leg warmers or any other props or accessories are to be used or worn in any competitions
  • No false nails or nail polish
Also view Physie 101 on basic makeup for juniors

Foam Hair Curlers

Light and soft, these foam hair rollers are ideal for overnight sets and very easy to use. Apply them when your hair is 90% dry after washing and go to sleep.
  • Brush your hair before applying the curlers.
  • Use a styling mousse or hair spray for some extra definition of your curls (keep 90% dry)
  • Part the hair and place into setting position as instructed by Pam
  • Take a section of hair and place the tip of the hair in the paper.  Wind the paper tip around the  foam roller and roll the curler up towards your scalp, keeping a steady tension between the hair roots and the curler.  The paper ensures the tips aren’t creased and maintain the curl.
  • Bend the curler into a "U" shape once the curler hits the scalp. Be sure that the curler hits the scalp. If necessary, bend the curler into a complete "O" shape to hold loose hair in place.
  • If you curl your hair overnight, then for the maximal comfort you can tie a scarf over your entire head before you go to bed.
Also view Physie 101 Part 1 and Part 2 of curling hair

Seniors, Opens and Ladies

Refer to APDA rules for hair, makeup and accessories.