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Love loose curls? Here’s how to do the incredibly easy “dropped out waves” from Tanya Taylor Fall 2013
Photography by Jeffrey Chan See the full backstage gallery from Tanya Taylor Fall 2013 »
If you’re a fan of loose curls and beachy waves, listen up. While backstage at the Tanya Taylor Fall 2013 show I witnessed an incredibly inventive way to add movement and texture to hair without relying on a curling iron.
Justin German, Pantene Pro-V’s consulting stylist, wanted “dropped out waves” for the ’60s-inspired look, which meant no structured ringlets were welcome. Instead, German added texture and movement to the hair by rolling pieces up into pin curls and setting them with a quick clamp of the flatiron. “To make it a little more random we [rolled] some one way and some the other way,” German explained of the technique. “We didn’t want it to look like it was done with a curling iron.” Finally, he set everything in place with a quick spritz of Pantene Pro-V Stylers Flexible Hold Hairspray.
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Afternoon beauty fix: Get Taylor Swift-worthy flatiron curls
I’ve never been able to master my own version of the flatiron-made curls that made Taylor Swift’s hair so famous. How can I improve my method? Your success rate relies heavily on the heat of your iron and how quickly you can flick your wrist. Flatirons can take a while to heat up and, if […]
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Video: Creating body with a flatiron
Beauty director Adriana Ermter gets advice on creating body and waves with a flatiron. WATCH BEAUTY 101: CREATING BODY
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