BEAUTY
POLISHED OFF
Finish, rather than complicated
upstyles is key to looking as
though you’ve put effort into your
hair. “We are seeing a return to
hair as an accessory to help
elevate your character,” says
Richard Kavanagh, celebrity
stylist and ambassador for ghd.
“You don’t always want to be easy
breezy and effortlessly undone;
sometimes you want to project
your inner glamazon, too.”
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We ask Joey Scandizzo, celebrity
hairstylist and co-founder of
Eleven how to look more “done”.
DO
Put aside your matt, texturising
products. “Steer away from hair
products that give that raw and
natural texture and [start]
switching to products and tools
that leave hair looking healthy,
shiny and finished.”
DO
Add accessories. “It’s all in the
details and putting that bit of
extra effort into your style.”
DO
Invest in a comb. “You want to
go for clean partings and not
a hair out of place.”
DON’T
Just throw up a ponytail. “Even if
you’re going for a simple ponytail,
it should be super groomed,
pulled tight and perfected with
a high-shine finish.”
DON’T
Go poker straight. “We’re moving
towards smoother, seamless
S-bends. Use a flat iron to create
soft bends in the hair to get
movement with a polished,
super-glossy finish.”
SHINE ON
Give hair extra sheen with these:
2 LA BIOSTHÉTIQUE Glossing Spray,
$52. This finishing spray delivers
all-day glossiness, while added SPF
helps prevent colour loss.
3 L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL Serie Expert
Blondifier Blonde Bestie Spray, $31
Built for blondes and blonde highlights,
this lightweight spray acts like an
illuminating top coat.DYSON
Airwrap,
$799“I LOVE SHORTER
HAIRSTYLES. THE LOB
IS GOING TO BE IN
STYLE FOR A WHILE,
BECAUSE IT’S EASY
AND WE’RE ALL BUSY”- Jen Atkin, celebrity
stylist, founder of Ouai and
ambassador for Dyson and Slip
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