This classic bob has very bold and modern Cleopatra bangs. Channel cutting was done for an inside-out form of layering, which creates movement and fluidity to the overall style. To style this fringy feel, stylist Sergio Andrioli blow-dried the hair with a paddle brush after adding an aggressive root lift. Next he flat ironed for control, then applied a medium hold spray for a clean and fresh textured finish.
This stunning style has a slight A line to the perimeter and is layered as well as texturized for a highly dynamic appeal. The ends are delicately shattered while long fringy bangs neatly blend into the sides. Her natural medium blonde color is bumped up a notch to a dazzling golden blonde hue with very thin freehand slices of subtle golden tones, as well as a few rich low lights for depth.
This short Sassoon-inspired cut is a 1920’s bob revisited with contemporary flair. The lines are sleeker and more angular with internal texturing for movement.
The color involves a layering of warmth and richness that follow the rounds of the head and support the geometric quality of the cut. This highly dimensional color was achieved by placing a warm red on top of a cool red, instilling the ultimate in depth.
Amosaic of color with chestnut brown and warm auburn hues glossed over with a bright orange overlay.
This short graduated razor cut uses tons of texturizing to give it this edge.
A volumizer is applied at the base before rough-drying using a small round brush for control. The ends are flat ironed and pieced out using spray wax.
Cosmos Hair and Day Spa – Mesa, AZ (USA)
Cut and Style: Sandra Lee Barbetta
Color: Sandra Lee Barbetta / Dana Chapin
Make up: Jaime Queenin
This short graduated razor cut uses tons of texturizing to give it this edge.
A volumizer is applied at the base before rough-drying using a small round brush for control. The ends are flat ironed and pieced out using spray wax.
Cosmos Hair and Day Spa
Cut and Style: Sandra Lee Barbetta
Color: Sandra Lee Barbetta / Dana Chapin
Make up: Jaime Queenin
A shorter two-toned style is roughed up for a forward-swept messiness.
Get The Look: Start with Redken Glass to tame any frizz and then work through Guts for overall volume and Clean Lift at the root for a light airy fullness. Blow-dry section by section with a round brush. Once dry, direct the hair forward and upward at the ends with the use of Water Wax.
Ken Kinoshita for Ken Studio – Mexico City
Makeup: Chamo
Fashion Stylist: Laura Espitia
This blown back look offers a textured finish.
Apply texture spray onto towel-dried hair. Blow-dry with a vent brush, lifting up on top for volume. Mist with spray wax and run hands through to coax hair into shape.
Choppy layers give this short shag some fun movement.
Get The Look: Apply curl enhancing lotion and rough dry with your fingers. Once dry, run a dab of pomade through to finger-style hair into place.
Hair: Michelle McAteer for Sculpt Salon
Makeup: Joe Matke
Choppy layers and disconnected pieces in front end with shorter layers in back.
Get The Look: Start with a lightweight styling lotion all over and mousse at the root for lift and then blow-dry with a round brush. Lift sections up on top to add body starting at the root and then turn the brush several times to create a bend through the length. Use a dab of styling paste to your hands and work through hair while finger-styling. Add finishing spray to hold.
Hair: Robert Quinn for Zolton's
