This past season, we’ve seen a resurgence of natural texture from the runway to street style. Embracing nature and learning how to work with what you got is one of our favorite trends of the season. When you learn what products to use and when, styling your texture becomes fun, instead of worrisome and the freedom of letting your hair down becomes contagious. Learn how to wear your texture a few different ways with the help of evo and the steps below!
1. Begin by layering damp curly hair with Day of Grace prep spray and Whip It Good styling mousse. Massage in and detangle with Roy for even hydration on product coverage.
2. Apply She Bang a Bang dry spray wax to the hair while damp, especially through the ends and areas prone to frizz. Massage in with hands and place hair in desired parting.
3. Scrunch hair in to condense and diffuse in sections until completely dry, moving the hair and minimally as possible. Ensure the blow-dryer is on low air and high heat to dry efficiently with minimal frizz.
4. Once hair is dry, the curl will be evenly hydrated, controlled and defined. This will give you the base to then shape and dress it out without overworking the curl.
5. Apply Love Touch Shine spray to the hands and massage curls apart to aerate the curl and create volume and width. Finish by applying Builder’s Paradise working spray for any final touches.
*COLOUR NOTE- Pastels achieved with eve Fabuloso Pro- a custom system of true semi-permanent pigments that give you a true colour wheel palette for unlimited creativity.
1. Begin by layering damp curly hair with Day of Grace prep spray and Whip It Good styling mousse. Massage in and detangle with Roy for even hydration on product coverage.
2. Apply She Bang a Bang dry spray wax to the hair while damp, especially through the ends and areas prone to frizz. Massage in with hands and place hair in desired parting.
3. Scrunch hair in to condense and diffuse in sections until completely dry, moving the hair and minimally as possible. Ensure the blow-dryer is on low air and high heat to dry efficiently with minimal frizz.
4. Once hair is dry, the curl will be evenly hydrated, controlled and defined. This will give you the base to then shape and dress it out without overworking the curl.
5. Use your hands to shape the curl and sharpen the outside shape by spraying lightly with Builder’s Paradise working spray and setting with the side of the can instead of your hand. This will give you a strong shape but no hair sticking to your hands.
6. For extra shine finish with Love Touch shine spray- a weightless product that will bring the colour to life without weighing the hair down.
*COLOUR NOTE- Pastels achieved with evo Fabuloso Pro- a custom system of true semi-permanent pigments that give you a true colour wheel palette for unlimited creativity.
1. Apply Day of grace to dry hair and gently brush through with a soft bristle brush like Conrad. Massage the curl out to create shape without overworking the curl.
2. Separate the hair from ear to ear in front of the crown and clip away.
3. Through the back section, use the texture like a sculpting medium and pull the nape up to shape the hair into a large twist with volume at the top. Pin to secure and finish with Builder’s Paradise working spray.
4. Release the front section and create three twists through each side and pin into the back. Hide the ends by working them into the internal structure of the back.
5. Through the top section, separate into two and gently tease with a large tooth comb the create a roll and connect into the back with pins over the crown to desired volume.
6. Repeat soft back brush through the front and create an asymmetrical roll at the front of the hair, pinning internally through the roll to hold and secure.
7. Detail and balance shape once secure and finish with Love Touch shine spray for weightless shine and gloss.
CREDITS:
Photographer- Jessie English @ Remedial Media
Creative Director- Lauren McCowan for evo
Makeup- Cat Smith using MAC
Hair Team- evo New York Study Tour attendees 2016
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