Evie Rees Lets Men Do Whatever They Want – But They Can’t Touch One Thing

Evie Rees is very protective over her hairEvie Rees

Her instructions couldn’t be clearer: “You can do whatever you want, but don’t touch my hair!”It might sound surprising coming from someone who’s explored so many avenues in her career, but for Evie, this is non-negotiable.

Originally from Wales, Evie recently explained why her hair is such a key “part of her brand”.The way it’s styled is so particular that even the slightest interference could ruin the look she’s so carefully created.

She believes her hair plays an important role in maintaining the quality of her scenes.It’s such a big deal for her that she once had to stop a shoot altogether after an actor “grabbed a fistful”.This was one of the rare moments in her career where she had to draw a firm boundary.

Evie has since opened up about why her hair holds so much significance for her.

There’s one important rule her colleagues have to followEvie Rees

Evie shared: “My hair is the most ‘me’ part of me asides from how I dress, and it’s my favourite colour after all! It also makes me stand out, and adds to how memorable my brand is.”

She elaborated further: “If you see me at an event, you know it’s me, even from a distance. Half of my hair isn’t real, so the way I style it is very particular, and if it’s pulled/messed up on set it can take ages to fix.”

Explaining the story behind her hair, she revealed: “Basically a few years ago my GP changed a medication I was on, and it made most of my hair fall out within a few weeks.“So I ended up getting something called a hair system (pretty much a fancy toupe for women) so that my hair looked as close to how it did before as possible.”

“After about a year my natural hair grew back, but the added thickness of the hair piece means I don’t have to touch up my roots as often. Just meant I kind of never stopped using it!”Despite her strict rules around her hair, Evie is still open to embracing “rough scenes” in her work.However, when it comes to her hair, she is very protective and ensures it stays exactly as she envisions.

She believes it’s not just about continuity but also about maintaining her image.

As she continues to create content, Evie is steadfast in her boundaries, explaining: “You can spank me, do all sorts of things, but when it comes to my hair, hands off!”When asked if her appearance is essential because of her job, Evie responded: “It’s less my role in the industry and more so my brand that it’s important for.“But having such a noticeable brand has definitely helped me solidify my place in the industry for sure.”

Evie said her hair is a vital aspect of her imageEvie Rees

Although she stands by her boundary, Evie admits that her approach to her hair sometimes draws criticism. Some people even joke that she’s overly protective of it.Addressing this, Evie said people often comment on how much she values her hair, but she doesn’t mind. For her, it’s a part of who she is.She added: “It’s a running joke among my friends. I’m like that with my make-up too though! However my current ‘fake’ hair is on clips and not sewn in, so I’ll occasionally let other people wear it and walk around looking like me which is hilarious!”