Hair: Anne Veck

Makeup: Melodie Biere

Wardrobe: Lenie Boya

Photo: Desmond Murray 

Hair: Ammon Carver - NAHA 2017 Master Stylist of the Year Nominee 

Makeup Artist: Deney Adam

Wardrobe Stylist: Jennifer Daniel

Photographer: Richard Monsieurs

Photos Courtesy of PBA

A sexy pony, these long layers offer a very voluptuous, Brigitte Bardot sort of appeal.

Tease dry hair on top for height and then gather your length into a high ponytail, securing it with a coated elastic band. Wrap a section of hair around the band to conceal it and then finger style the length into place.

A very full and sultry down-style, these long layers offer a very voluptuous, Brigitte Bardot sort of appeal.

Work hair treatment oil through damp hair before rough-drying with your fingers just to remove the moisture. Create large pin curls all over and pin them up to cool. Undo the pins and finger through, allowing the sexy waves to emerge after the pins are undone. Layer on shine spray and finishing spray to provide the perfect finish.

This edgy pin-up flaunts a ponytail-esque vibe.

Start with dry, volumized hair and tease sections at the root.  Starting at the bottom, twist sections and pin them up along a modified Mohawk line into the center of the head. Once all sections were pinned up, tease a bit more to add mass and then piece out the ends using working spray.

This very unique hybrid cut is part bob and part mullet.  It sports an asymmetric fringe, notched out pieces below the ears and slightly exaggerated length in back.

Apply smoothing balm onto damp hair before blow-drying with a round brush. Run a flat iron over the length to add control and then mist with finishing spray over the top to provide hold.

For a wilder style, apply styling paste into dry hair and move strands around in various directions to unlock the texture.

A Carter T. Lund Salon – Austin, TX and Temecula, CA

Hair: Charlie and Carter T. Lund

Keeping with the vintage 40s look, but with her own artistic flair, Ryan started the updo with damp hair. She applied styling cream all over and then took a large Mohawk section on top of Jessica’s head all the way back to the occipital bone. She roller set this section on large rollers and then smoothed the rest of the hair to the side and formed a ponytail. Ryan flower-pieced sections within the ponytail onto one-inch rollers and then sat Jessica under a hood dryer.

A great solution for longer lengths, this cut offers lots of layering to provide fullness and texture all over.

Apply mousse at the root for lift and then styling spray all over for added texture and control. Use a large round brush while blow-drying, pulling sections of hair up on top and rolling the brush several times to create lift and a soft bend through the ends. A dab of styling paste can be emulsified onto your hands and your fingers raked through hair to create separation.

Hair: Pon Saradeth

Makeup: Jaime Queenin

This blunt-edged bob has short layers in the crown and longer layers in front for movement. 

Layer on leave-in conditioner and a wax-like styling spray and blow-dry your hair using a round brush to control any natural texture. Mist spray wax and piece your dry hair neatly into place.

Hair & Makeup: Jaime Queenin

Add Enjoy Texture Spray and blow-dry hair. Backcomb on top of the head while adding Enjoy Hair Spray and then smooth back over the surface. Pin the sides back to harness this volumized but polished finish.

Victor Paul Salon – Costa Mesa, CA

Hair: Rechelle Harper

Makeup: Selina Lopez

Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual