Johnny Depp Goes Blond — Love It or Leave It?

Johnny Depp Goes Blond — Love It or Leave It?

Johnny Depp has taken a hair cue from Kim Kardashian and gone blond. The actor debuted his new look at the BFI London Film Festival Awards on Saturday, where his striking new hair almost overshadowed why he was at the event, which was to honor Sir Christopher Lee, with whom he costarred in Dark Shadows and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Johnny's dramatic new look is most likely for his new role in Into the Woods, which is currently filming in England. He will play the wolf in the highly anticipated film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical of the same name.

What do you think of Johnny's new look? 

THE STIGMA BEHIND THE SALON BLOW DRY

THE STIGMA BEHIND THE SALON BLOW DRY 

The stigma behind the salon blow dry or roller-set tent to conjure images of romantic, pretty, commercial hair. But it doesn't always have to be that way. 
With extreme volume, super smoothness, and gorgeous, billowing shape this long length with minimal layering –– i.e: a very, very basic cut –– is turned into a vanguard look. 
Volume like this is an attention-grabbing way to wear the hair –– save for date night or party time with the girls!

Step: Towel-dry hair to damp. Turn head upside down and liberally apply KEVIN.MURPHY.BODY.BUILDER at the roots and YOUNG.AGAIN on the mid-lengths and ends.

Step: Keep head upside down as you blow dry on high heat. Blow Dry in at the roots while using hands to lift hair up, creating maximum root lift. Continue till hair is dry and warm.

Step: Part hair in the middle. For most people very slightly off of center works better than dead center. With hair still warm, wind mid-size velcro rollers onto hair. Allow hair to cool and unwind rollers –– about ten or fifteen minutes. This quick roller set will aid fullness and, especially, smoothness.

Step: Brush hair out. Focus on a full shape.

Step: For a final hit of texture and volume, mist TEXTURE MASTER OR SESSION SPRAY through the style and scrunch, scrunch, scrunch –– it will instantly swell and bulge the texture.

TIP: Use the texture master if you like to create a more voluminous look.