Stana Katic's silky locks offer touchable body through her low layering.
Get The Look: Depending on your hair type, start with an appropriate styling product (this is important). Go for smoothing balm if you have coarse, thick, curly or wavy hair, a lightweight styling lotion if you have medium denisty hair or a volumizing lotion, foam or spray if you have thin, fine or super straight hair.
Pinned back for a half-up ‘do, Jaimie Alexander's lengthy hairstyle is ideal for women with curls or waves.
Get The Look: Start with already curled hair and tease at the root on top. Smooth back over the teased section and add hair from both sides as you pull hair back and pin into place. Be sure and seal the deal with a quick spritz of finishing spray.
Jaimie Alexander goes sleek with smoothed out longer layers
Add smoothing serum and blow dry hair with a round brush, using slight tension to help smooth out any natural texture. Once dry, run a flat iron over small sections to set a sleek finish. Roll the ends out slightly and then piece through with a dab of styling paste or clay.
Hair: Kelly Meador
Luca Bella Salon and Spa
Makeup: Ja’Nice Estrada
Hair: Nicole Ankenman
The David Salon
Makeup: Jaime Queenin
Hair: Nicole Ankenman
The David Salon
Makeup: Ja’Nice Estrada
Hair: Nicole Ankenman
The David Salon
Makeup: Ja’Nice Estrada
Hair: Robin Dunn
Makeup: Jaime Queenin
Hair: Kari Hoyt
Alexander’s Grand Salon & Spa
Makeup: Ja’Nice Estrada
Piecey waves wander through these volumized layers for a softly tousled finish.
Mist sections of dry, volumized hair with working spray and wrap around a large curling iron. Hold in place a few moments to set the curl and then release. Continue with other sections until all hair is curled away from the face in front and a mix of directions in back. Run your fingers along with a dab of styling paste through curls to break up the sections and create volumized movement. Mist with finishing spray to finish.
Hair: Nicole Martin for Nicole Martin Hair
Makeup: Jaime Queenin
