Showing posts with label Color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Color. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Lordy, Lorde Is A Pop Princess


Lordy, Lorde Is A Pop Princess

 
The first New Zealander to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100, Lorde became pop royalty in 2013. Appropriately, The Wild Magazine dressed her in a regal crown for an editorial featured in their Youth Issue. Actually, what we love is the combination of hair textures; from straight at the crown, her style tumbles into a mass of terrific beach waves that surround her unusual and striking features.
 



 

 

Monday, December 16, 2013

Men’s Cuts: Toughly Tousled


Men’s Cuts: Toughly Tousled



For men, styling can be a challenge, especially if their strands fall somewhere between straight and curly. Slick, dapper looks are great for a night on the town, but men should have a casual option too, one that works with their texture. The prohibition era styles of the last few season can be hard to wear natural, especially with wavy textures. The cuts shown here offer a stylish alternative. They have enough length and weight to encourage movement with tapered edges that keep things neat.

Step 1: Ask your stylist for a classic graduated haircut with length at the front. And don’t even think about going to a barber; for this cut to look its best it needs to be customized for your specific texture and growth pattern, something that only an expert stylist can do.

Step 2: At home, shampoo and condition with a gentle hydrating shampoo we recommend Pure Lattouf Hydrate my hair sulphate free shampoo.

Step 3: After showering, towel dry hair very well. Mix together a nickel each of KEVIN.MURPHY NIGHT.RIDER and KEVIN MURPHY UN.DRESSED. Run through strands, starting at the crown and working out to prevent clumping at the front hairline. Part if desired and tousle into place.

Style Tips from Lattouf Hair & Day Spa
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Sunday, December 15, 2013

Amanda Seyfried's Glamour Waves

For The Holidays, Create Amanda Seyfried’s Take On Veronica Lake’s Wave



 

Holiday hairstyles are front and center of attention right now; every women and girl is searching for an attention-grabbing, beautifying look. If you wear your hair long, Amanda Seyfried’s modern take on a vintage Hollywood wave could be just the ticket. Reminiscent of the tumbling, peek-a-boo style of 1940s icon, Veronica Lake, the romantic shape is perfect for fancy occasions. To create this look, the important thing is to develop a consistent wave pattern. With a curling iron and product, you can be done in 30 minutes. Read on for detailed step by step instruction…

Step 1: Make a deep side-part and mist whole head liberally with KEVIN.MURPHY FULL AGAIN thickening lotion and Kerastase Forme fatal. A heavy side part enables an asymmetrical face-frame, perfect for putting features on show.

Step 2: Now curl entire head using a 1-to-2 inch barreled curling iron. Get hair as hot as you can without burning. A good tip (to avoid too much heat while getting a great set) is to unravel and do it again –– twice baked! After each curl is made, use a pin-curl clip to pin in place.

Step 3: Mist hair with KEVIN.MURPHY SESSION.SPRAY for hold, shine and texture, and allow hair to cool.

Step 4: Once cool, use the fine teeth of a comb to gently comb out curls. Keep combing till the perfect vintage wave pattern emerges.

Step 5: Tuck the short side of the part behind ear and use a holiday-inspired, sparkly hair clip accessory to hold in place.
 
Style Tips Lattouf Hair and Day Spa
 

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Jennifer Lawrence Girl on Fire with New Pixie Crop

A Closer Look at the Jennifer Lawrence Pixie Cut


 
 Jennifer Lawrence's pixie-cut is a variation to traditional cropped cuts tightly tapered nape through the back, and an asymmetrical, short to long feel through the top and sides. But it’s the piece-y separation of texture that gives this style the modern, perfectly imperfect balance. She’s such a looker, and the cut exposes features like strong, high cheekbones, wide mouth, and unique eyes, which is always a good way to approach your beauty look. So while we’ll miss the flowing tousled locks that gave Jennifer a wow-factor, we can’t deny that we are loving this crop with a boyish twist.


Step 1: For a similar shape to Jennifer ask for a tightly tapered, graduated nape with length left on top. Get your stylist to create an asymmetrical, short to long feel. Razor-cutting will enhance a loose, imperfect texture.

Step 2: Cocktail Kerastase Short Mania  and Kevin Murphy Undressed to get hold and volume with a messy undone finish. Work through damp hair from roots to ends and blast dry with a blow-dryer, using hands to create movement and texture in the hair.

Step 3: Finish with a light layer of Kerastase Powder Bluff to enhance volume and slept in grit.
 
Step 4: For more durability spray lightly with Kevin Murphy Session Spray.
 

Monday, August 19, 2013

The Punk Movement Continues...



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The popularity of DIY owes a lot to the early punk movement. While nowadays the term punk is applied to teens with mohawks and safety-pin embellished ensembles, the original movement created a new aesthetic that moved against mainstream ideas about fashion, spawning a look that defied style norms. Androgynous haircuts, chalking, tousled styling, and disconnection are great ways to integrate punk into your style.
Step: Asymmetric cuts have an imperfect, DIY quality that adds edge to any style. For the most dramatic version, play around with extreme length contrasts, like pairing long hair with micro bangs or super short sides with a long, mohawk-inspired top. Keep edges piecey for a lived-in feeling. The new hybrid pixie bob is a perfect example of a modern take on this look. 
Step: High contrast blocks of color create a bold, gritty feeling. Ask your Lattouf colorist to create a placement that enhances your overall shape or embrace DIY and use hair chalk to create temporary color effects at home. Our fav is KEVIN.MURPHY COLOUR.BUG NEON 
Step: Use low sheen, texture enhancing products to get a grungy finish. KERASTASE POWDER BLUFF dry shampoo is great for holding high volume styles and creating a matte finish. KERASTASE SHORT MANIA will give detailed separation and mussed up appeal to short styles and the NEW KERASTASE LAQUE DENTELLE will give flexible hold and grit to gravity defying shape.
style tips Lattouf Hair & Day Spa 

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Black Hair Color Ideas


Women who possess dark hair color from nature have the luck to enjoy edgy charm. Nevertheless any ordinary girls or woman having bold hair tone would be eager to experiment with various alternatives for hair dying that the season offers. The main reason for that is to avoid the monotony that one and the same hair color and style creates. Black base tone gives a wonderful opportunity to experiment with multiple tones. On the other hand you had better put not that much difference between shades and pick up simply 2-3 shades lighter or bolder than your base tone.

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

Black Hairstyles Colors
Black Hairstyles Colors

With the change of the season, hair color alternatives should also change. Now I would like to speak about variants with black hair tone. First of all you should take into consideration brown or else other warm tone. As sun appears to create for us again you had better choose some auburn color that will perfectly shine under the sun. Black hair color ideas include highlighting with the help of shades like ash or honey. At the same time it is not that good to use stark colors.

a very good design to consider in the category of Black Hairstyles Colors ideas is the red shade. But be attentive to avoid this color is you have blue eyes. The complement of purple and plum is also gorgeous if you concentrate it at the top part of the head. It should suit your skin and eyes colors. But if you are required to cover the gray hair with the help of dying, it is better to choose tones like light brown or else some lighter shades.

Changing your base color into dark black shade is a very good idea, but it is not a very good alternative if you are at your age and have some wrinkles.  Those who have fair complexion can easily pick up lighter tones like white or even silver. But this idea is wrong for those who possess dark complexion. In this case turn to shades like golden brown, auburn and the like.