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Last updated: May 31, 2017

Sonic Curve from Sebastian Professionals

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1 After the hair was blow-dried straight, the roots of  the hair were bent at the top using small flat irons and Sebastian Professional Re-Shaper.
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2 A horizontal parting was then taken 1½ inches away from the front hairline. The cylindrical form was then placed on the parting and  pinned securely in place.
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The roots of the first section were gently back-brushed, placed over the form and fixed in place using the Cinching Technique.

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4 The same technique was repeated to build two more shapes on the top, placed on after the other.
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5 The look was finished by creating texture at the back: Sebastian Professional Texture Maker was sprayed to the roots and blow-dried, before the hair was gently back-brushed and defined by hand. Sebastian Professional Re-Shaper was used to fix the movement.
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Sonic Curve from Sebastian Professionals

Sebastian Professional’s EvoTech is all about the here and now—technology meeting technique to create a whole new aesthetic. This look, called Sonic Curve is ideal for ethnic, textured hair. It creates a unique style that showcases three rippled elements at the top of a half done ‘do. The ideal length should be no longer than above mid-back. The best color is dark, treated with Sapphire Blue Cellophanes. The ideal texture is relaxed, not kinky. Here’s how to create this futuristic look on your clients.

Who did it:
Global Art Directors: Michael Polsinelli and Shay Dempsey

For more information visit www.sebastianprofessional.com.

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HOW-TO STEPS

  • close formula
    1 After the hair was blow-dried straight, the roots of  the hair were bent at the top using small flat irons and Sebastian Professional Re-Shaper.
  • close formula
    2 A horizontal parting was then taken 1½ inches away from the front hairline. The cylindrical form was then placed on the parting and  pinned securely in place.
  • close formula
    3

    The roots of the first section were gently back-brushed, placed over the form and fixed in place using the Cinching Technique.

  • close formula
    4 The same technique was repeated to build two more shapes on the top, placed on after the other.
  • close formula
    5 The look was finished by creating texture at the back: Sebastian Professional Texture Maker was sprayed to the roots and blow-dried, before the hair was gently back-brushed and defined by hand. Sebastian Professional Re-Shaper was used to fix the movement.
  • close formula
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