Rokk Ebony

Colorist: Adam Isles

Hairstylist: Daniella Barca

Photographer: Michaela Barca

Fashion Stylist: Alanna Barca

Makeup Artist:  Natalie Barrington 

Rokk Ebony

Colorist: Adam Isles

Hairstylist: Daniella Barca

Photographer: Michaela Barca

Fashion Stylist: Alanna Barca

Makeup Artist:  Natalie Barrington 

Hair: Andre Faiva @ Revolution Hairdressing

Photographer: Elizabeth Butner

Makeup: Penny Antuar @ Arc Creative

Stylist: Sjan Johansen

Hair: Andre Faiva @ Revolution Hairdressing

Photographer: Elizabeth Butner

Makeup: Penny Antuar @ Arc Creative

Stylist: Sjan Johansen

Hair: Andre Faiva @ Revolution Hairdressing

Photographer: Elizabeth Butner

Makeup: Penny Antuar @ Arc Creative

Stylist: Sjan Johansen

The Method Alliance Team

Alan Benfield Bush: Concept, Haircut and Cutoloring

Hair: Chad Clark

Photography By: Gary Lyons

Photography / Retouch By: Christine Wolfe

Makeup Artist Consultant: Sonia Velasco

Hair: David Baker and Ben Hendry, The Vault

Products:  milk_shake

Photography:  Desmond Murray

Makeup: Jo Sugar

Stylist: Bernard Connolly

Hair: Charlotte Mensah, Hair Lounge, London 

Photographer: John Rawson

Makeup: Lan Nguyen-Grealis

Hair Assistants: Abbi Mathias & Kacey Amoo

Kira had very long, naturally brown hair with overgrown layers and out of control bangs.  To update her style The Teals created a dramatic look with bold blond shades in front and a series of rich chocolates everywhere else.  To fit the color, a very blunt bang was added and then shattered out layers were applied in the front. The end result is a mud flap sort of feel with roundness on top and scooped into panels that swoop inward to hug her face.

Amy’s hair was a natural dark blond shade with long, over grown layers. For her new color, DeAnnalyn Teal created a dimensional series of blonds and reds. Ryan Teal took over and started the cut with the fringe in mind. After prepping the hair with a straightening balm, he blow-dried and flat ironed but leaving a slight bit of body. He took a deep triangular section in front and cut a 60’s inspired, ultra-bold fringe. Next he added shaggy layers. A fine mist of hair spray was used for soft hold while a shiny but light pomade was used over the surface to remove flyaways.