Dance Question?

I am trying out for a dance high school that has ballet and modern daily. I was just wondering if these items were good quality.





http://store.malabar.net/product_info.ph...


(In Black)


http://store.malabar.net/product_info.ph...


(In Ballet Pink)


http://store.malabar.net/product_info.ph...


(In Suntan)





I have ballet shoes already and footundez for modern.


Thanks so much!

Dance Question?
The products that you have listed are very good quality. About your bangs, I suggest pulling them back with a small barrette or some bobby pins. If that doesn't help, get a good headband. I have some that are elastic interlaced with rubber. The rubber helps keep them in your hair so that when you jump, so a por de bras, etc., they do not fall out. If even that doesn't work, use both and secure the headband with bobby pins.
Reply:Yes, they are good quality, I have been dancing for seven years. All I have to say is that I'd get a thicker strapped leotard, even if they are good quality, the thin straps give in quite quickly, and then they're loose and stretched out.
Reply:From my experience they are really great. The trhuth is that there are better ones but go with these they will last u for a while and look great!
Reply:ya those are fine you should make sure you have your hair in a bun when you audition and if you know any one who does dance watch them dance a pick up some pointer


ans if you need any further help feel free to email me i have been dancing for 11 years


and i know alot about performance and diffrent tips
Reply:ya thats all of that is good! ummm for the hair i have bangs too and if you buy those clip things that snap and put it up like you don't have bangs at all then noone will care! oh ya and use either jell or hairspray for all of the "wispies" because noone will accept you if you look sloppy!





good luck :)
Reply:I love danskin I have had a leotard of theirs for 5 year and I'm still wearing it. I'm not sure if you really care or not but why is it so expensive ? I found one almost identical for a 1/5 of the price http://www.discountdance.com/frame_set.p...


Well anyways the capezio brand has been very untrustworthy lately. I bought 3 pairs of tights from them in september and for two of them the ankle hole was about the size of a quarter and the other one there was no toe! Even though thats not what I ordered and not what the box said. Also, I think you will be better off with both pairs with the hole at the bottom because it gets really annoying to not be able to take them off. I have never used the last brand before so I cannot say. These are my totally honest opinions. Hope I helped!





*Edit* I have bang problems too and what I do is take a couple barrettes that are the same color as my hair and put them in opposite way of eachother. I like barrettes better then bobbypins because they are a lot faster to fix it they start to fall out. You can also use gel or hair spray to slick them down.
Reply:Yes you need those to have for ballet class and they are very flexible so they would work better
Reply:They look fine, but discountdance.com is cheaper.
Reply:Yes they look like they would be good quality for what you are doing.
Reply:Yep, they look pretty good to me :) Convertibles are so much better though. Because you can wear them for both ballet and modern.





To keep your fringe back its going to have to be gel, gel, gel, gel and even more hairspray :) I have the exact same problem. You can pin it back without it being a poof as well. Just make sure its really flat. And you can also pin a headband as well.





Hope this helps ;D
Reply:for your bangs you could bobby pin them to the side of your head and hairspray them down that usually works. i would also put a cople of clips in them to



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