I have always loved Sandra Bullock, she just kinda is who she is and makes no apologies for it. That brilliant purple shade looked AMAZING on her too. She is also known for pretty much getting it right every time when it comes to the Red Carpet. She knows what looks good on her and she rarely deviates from the plan. . Loose waves are her forte. Hair stylist Adir Abergel’s inspiration for Sandra was a modernized 1930′s look with deep waves and interesting lines.
HOW TO GET THE LOOK:
Adir Abergel started by parting the hair on an angle. He then blow-dried the hair adding FEKKAI COIFF Perfecteur Anti-Frizz Silkening Crème to create a smooth, frizz-free texture. Then with a 1” curling iron he curled the hair away from the face. Next, he created a foundation for the do by backcombing the bottom layers of the hair and tucking the hair under with pins. After, he applied a pinch of FEKKAI COIFF NONCHALANT PIECING & FORMING WAX to separate the pieces of hair as well as adding shine. Abergel then tucked the hair under creating an asymmetrical bob- with a modern twist. To finish the look, Abergel pinned the first part of the hair tightly, let a few pieces hang and pinned the rest back very loosely. Finally, he secured the look by adding FEKKAI COIFF Sheer Hold Hairspray.
Frederick Fekkai products can be found at Sephora stores nationwide.
Stay Pretty!!
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