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Last updated: May 31, 2017

Fashion Week How-To: Wella/Sebastian at Catherine Malandrino

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1) Prepare hair with Shine Define to protect hair from hot tools used during styling and also leave a shinier finish.
2) Tightly comb up hair to the front/top of the head into one ponytail; spray with Sebastian Professional hair spray: Shaper Zero Gravity as you comb, then Re-Shaper to hold. 

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Separate the models’ hair (if long) into three sections.

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Using extensions, create three-four chignons interweaving pieces from the models’ real hair.

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Color: Step-by-Step in Salon
Begin by sectioning off the top of the head and clip out of the way.

Working in horizontal sections around the head, use a combination of highlight and lowlight tones and paint vertically down the hair shaft. 

Alternating the order of the color placement gives the haircolor a more organic, less symmetrical feel. 

The final result will be a soft melding and interplay of tones that change as the hair moves.

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Finished look. 

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Fashion Week How-To: Wella/Sebastian at Catherine Malandrino

Odile Gilbert and Wella’s Eva Scrivo worked together to create a nod to the 1930s for the Catherine Malandrino show during Fall Fashion Week. They used customized extensions, sophisticated chignons and alluring netting to achieve a feeling of the Surrealist Movement.

 

HOW-TO STEPS

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    1

    1) Prepare hair with Shine Define to protect hair from hot tools used during styling and also leave a shinier finish.
    2) Tightly comb up hair to the front/top of the head into one ponytail; spray with Sebastian Professional hair spray: Shaper Zero Gravity as you comb, then Re-Shaper to hold. 

  • close formula
    2

    Separate the models’ hair (if long) into three sections.

  • close formula
    3

    Using extensions, create three-four chignons interweaving pieces from the models’ real hair.

  • close formula
    4

    Color: Step-by-Step in Salon
    Begin by sectioning off the top of the head and clip out of the way.

    Working in horizontal sections around the head, use a combination of highlight and lowlight tones and paint vertically down the hair shaft. 

    Alternating the order of the color placement gives the haircolor a more organic, less symmetrical feel. 

    The final result will be a soft melding and interplay of tones that change as the hair moves.

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    Finished look. 

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