Hairography?

Last season on Glee (yes, I am a proud Gleek) there was an entire episode dedicated to Hairography- the art of dancing with your hair (if you don't know what I am talking about then you must Google it!).

Turns out that La Cinémathèque française in Paris has dedicated an entire exhibition on Hair. The hairstyles of women in cinema and the profound effect these hairstyles have had on their sensuality.

A weapon of seduction, a widely recognized symbol of femininity, the hair has an unparalleled erotic allure.
Bold, teasing women exploit the magical appeal of their tresses. Now all this is the subject of an exhibition, Brune/Blonde, in Paris at La Cinémathèque française (thru to January 16th, 51 rue de Bercy): a journey through the history of films in the hairstyles and hair colors of the most famous stars of the silver screen. In playbills, on-set photos, film frames and posters, the exhibition offers a parade of the divas who turned the heads of generations of men.

One can say that Hair is an aid to sensuality, be it in dance, sex, art, cinema.
So as the saying goes.... Just let your hair down

source: http://www.vogue.it/en/beauty/beauty-in-vogue/2010/11/blonde-and-brune-at-the-cinema