If you saw a woman walking past you on the street with a replica of an entire city block made out of synthetic hair balanced on her head, your jaw would drop. At the Bronner Bros. Hair Show, it's par for the course! Black Voices was on site at the famous trade show in Atlanta over the weekend, and we saw so many creative hairstyles -- from both hair models and show attendees -- that we just had to get some of them on film. Check out some of the more creative looks we came across at the show in our exclusive video!

One of the biggest draws of the Bronner Bros. International Hair Show is an epic, fantasy-filled hair competition. At this year's show, three Southern barbers went toe-to-toe for a $20,000 grand prize and, of course, bragging rights. The competitors go all out for their battle skits, which included elaborate sets, costume changes and backup dancers. BlackVoices was there to capture some of the unbelievable showmanship and chat with a couple of the competitors. Check out our video for more!

When one thinks hair show, natural curls and waves rarely come to mind. But natural hair does have a place at the Bronner Bros. Hair Show. Black Voices was on the scene, and we scoped out some natural-hair experts and even ran into Asha Mandela, who holds the Guinness World Record for the world's longest locs. Watch and learn!

You might recognize Derek J from his star turns on 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' and in Chris Rock's documentary 'Good Hair.' In person, the sought-after celebrity hairstylist is hard to miss, thanks to his signature stilettos. One of the top stars of the Bronner Bros. Hair Show, Derek J was on hand at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta to chat with Black Voices about the show, the latest hair trends and his dream celebrity client.

Black Voices is live on the scene at the 2010 Bronner Bros. International Hair Show, and we're bringing you exclusive video footage of the hair-raising events, including competitions, demos and, of course, colorful attendees. Make sure to check back for updates over the next couple of days!

If you hadn't heard of 'Jon & Kate Plus Eight' a few months ago, chances are you've heard of it now. What started out as a lighthearted TLC reality show about Jon and Kate Gosselin and their two sets of multiples -- sextuplets and twins -- has turned into a grisly study of divorce, infidelity and our nation's nasty tabloid culture. The family has fallen apart before America's very eyes. There's one thing, however, that has refused to falter, refused to wilt, refused to budge even an inch in the face of domestic tragedy. That thing is Kate Gosselin signature hairdo.

"Everybody wants it," the mom of eight told Entertainment Weekly in May. " It's work. I have very, very thick hair, so it's not going to work for everybody. ... My stylist gets calls from all across the country."

While Gosselin -- and several entertainment journalists worldwide -- seems to think her hairstyle is a one-of-a-kind, in-demand Gosselin original, I'm going to have to disagree. Very few blonde reality stars might be rockin' the Kate, but it's a style that I've seen black women wearing for years and years. I mean, years. And several black celebrities (see Ciara's new short 'do) have been stepping out in a similar style recently with hardly the same amount of fanfare and publicity.

After the jump, check out some of Gosselin's celebrity hair twins. Who wears it better?

Entertainers like Tina Turner have been performing in a wigs for decades, but the lace front wig, which allows for a natural-looking part in the hair, has really taken black Hollywood by storm. Beyoncé has been the lace front wig's biggest and most famous fan (or offender, depending on how you feel about lace fronts) and has taken flack from bloggers in the past for being snapped with a visible lace or wig glue along her hairline.

Perhaps in response to criticism, Miss Knowles and her famous colleagues have stepped up their wig game. But that doesn't mean they've abandoned the lace front. See if you can spot the wig-loving stars in our gallery.