Hair how to: The Marvelous Max Mara Tokyo Runway show
The legendary Max Mara recently held a
beyond grand runway show, staged at the famed Ryōgoku Kokugikan arena in
Tokyo and featuring over 50 models. It attracted over 1000 celebrities, VIPS,
and press from all around the world, who saw looks from the Max Mara Resort
2014 and Spring/Summer 2014 collections - previewed in Milan - and
concluded with a series of cocktail and party dresses from the Max Mara
Elegante collection.
Runway stylist Peter Gray for Moroccanoil
was called upon to create hair looks that would work effortlessly with the
beautiful show pieces, and the end result was elegantly beautiful, simple,
sleek, and luxurious, with subtle, refined waved movement flowing down the back
and accenting the ends.
Here’s a run down on how the look was
created:
1. “I first started by prepping damp hair
with a cocktail of Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream and Moroccanoil
Volumizing Mousse throughout the full length of hair.”
2. “Next, I created a diagonal side part
above the left eye and loosely blow-dried the hair using my fingers and a
Moroccanoil XLPRO Paddle Brush.”
3. “I then took a horizontal section through
the nape area and sprayed each section with Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray
Strong, and curled vertically using a 1 and 1/4 inch curling iron. Each curl
was pinned and set in the same direction.”
4. “To ensure that hair on the top and
front stayed flat, I pulled the curls slightly downwards. Then I placed a card
held with an aluminum clip on the front hairline will ensure that this area
sets as flat and smooth as possible. “
5. “After the set cooled, I brushed out the
hair using a cutting comb and directed behind the ear and downward. This
ensured a narrow silhouette on the front and sides, with an elegant, waved
movement below the shoulders and into the ends of the hair.”
6. “For a final touch, I misted a small
amount of Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray on my palms and then lightly smoothed
them on the surface of the hair for a luminous look and maximum shine.”
Beautiful!
* photos by Takashi Murata for Moroccanoil
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