This short shag shape by Lori Kurtz of Alexander’s Grand Salon and Spa of Anaheim Hills, California has disconnected layers throughout for maximum texture. Her color is a deep copper base with an asymmetrical star section on top that was prelightened then applied with a rich red.
Kathy Reddel of Alexander's Grand Salon and Spa in Anaheim Hills, California gave Connie a short, point cut bob shape with an A-line overlay. The back section was elevated and cut to free the ends. Weight was then removed from the back and ends with texturizing shears to allow for a softer edge. Her natural medium brown color was accented using slightly darker brown lowlights, along with red and blonde highlights.
Kathy Reddel of Alexander's Grand Salon and Spa in Anaheim Hills, California gave Connie a short, point cut bob shape with an A-line overlay. The back section was elevated and cut to free the ends. Weight was then removed from the back and ends with texturizing shears to allow for a softer edge. Her natural (level 4) medium brown color was accented using slightly darker brown lowlights, along with (level 6) red and (level 12) blonde highlights.
Stylist Kelly Ramirez of Alexander’s Grand Salon and Spa in Anaheim Hills, California created a shorter length cut with blended out layers. The mostly blunt neckline was accented with shattered texture around the face and throughout the interior. Her color is bold mix of medium copper underneath and a beige blonde on top.
Stylist Kelly Ramirez of Alexander’s Grand Salon and Spa in Anaheim Hills, California created a shorter length cut with blended out layers. The mostly blunt neckline was accented with shattered texture around the face and throughout the interior. Her color is bold mix of medium copper underneath and a beige blonde on top.
To create this unique mix of texture, Brie Mulkern of The David Salon started with a highly dimensional series of color including a dark red and gold brown base and sultry bright gold highlights. To style, volumizing foam is applied before blow-drying the hair with a flat brush. Once completely dry, the length is flat ironed for a smooth palette. Sections of hair are dusted with a medium hold hair spray then curled using a 1.5 inch iron in a sporadic and unstructured pattern. Once the entire head is done, the sections are placed freehand and applied with more spray to hold.
Studio C stylist Jeff Stump started with a stunning platinum hue for Suzanne then created lots of texture and short croppy layers. For the heavy fringe, a defined edge is broken up with highly shattered ends thus combining texture and strong lines.
For Krystal, stylist Shawnaé Belvedere of Pon International in Anaheim Hills, California created a deep reddish brown base with panels of rich red throughout the bangs and sides and a fine weave of copper over the top.
Gabby's style had grown out past her shoulders and her color was a solid one-tone brown. To spice things up, stylist Kali Hana of Pon International created a mid length style that was razor cut with lots of layers for "big-time" texture. Kali took the color to a rich golden brown base with copper panels placed underneath with chunks through the bang or fringe area for added dimension.
This very fun short length in a rich ebony hue features diagonal layers with a very ripped and shattered feel. Heavy side bangs have a torn feel while ultra short and disconnected baby bangs peek out from underneath.
Root boost is applied at the base on damp hair while a straightening balm helps tame her natural wave. After blow-drying with a round brush for volume, the hair is flat ironed. A rounded bend is applied in the crown with a large curling iron then spray wax is used for a pliable finish.
