August 4, 2014

How-To: Fringe Frame

Formula A (Rustic Rose):
30g gloss 9/03 + 20g gloss 8/3 + 10g gloss 7/44 + 5vol/1.5% activator
Formula B (Lace Rose):
30g gloss 10/03 + 10g gloss 7/44 + 20vol/6% activator

Every hairdresser knows that creating lived-in, effortless-looking hair, ironically, often takes the most effort. But the stylists at TIGI® wanted to make it a little easier, so they found a way to bottle second-day texture with their newest innovation, JOYRIDE. This gripping texturizer—the first of its kind—promises to be your new styling obsession. This look, the second in a series of four “ultimate Bed Head” looks was created using JOYRIDE (and a cocktail of other classic Bed Head products) for one seriously sexy style.

Artist: Akos Bodi

Colorist: Anthony Mascolo, @anthonymascolo57

Manufacturer: TIGI, @tigiprofessionals

COLOR FORMULAS

Formula A (Rustic Rose):
30g gloss 9/03 + 20g gloss 8/3 + 10g gloss 7/44 + 5vol/1.5% activator
Formula B (Lace Rose):
30g gloss 10/03 + 10g gloss 7/44 + 20vol/6% activator

Products Used

On The Rebound Curl Recall Cream from TIGI

TIGI

HOW-TO STEPS

1
Apply ON THE REBOUND to mid lengths and ends of damp hair.
2
Build lived-in texture with JOYRIDE on damp hair.
3
Dry hair using a paddle brush and use hands to create shape.
4
Complete look with FLEXI HEAD flexible hold hairspray.

Go behind the scenes of JOYRIDE with Anthony Mascolo and Akos Bodi!

How-To: Fringe Frame

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COLOR FORMULAS

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HOW-TO STEPS

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