ALEXANDER WANG SPRING/SUMMER 2017
“It’s makeover madness here at the Alexander Wang show – we’ve got about 20 girls who have been bleached and cut and totally made over. All the girls have got Fashion Waves in their hair to get that beachy, dry, salty look. I’ve finished it up with a bit of Rough Paste to give it a chunky, matte feel. It’s inspired by the sea and being in the sun to get that sexy, matte look. ”– Guido
GET THE LOOK: SEXY, BEACHY HAIR
- Start with wet hair. Prep the hair by spraying it heavily with Fashion Waves 07 to get a bit of texture.
- Use a diffuser to scrunch the hair for added texture, and dry hair approximately 50%
- Run your fingers through your hair to add separation.
- Pump a small amount of Rough Paste 12 and distribute throughout ends for a defined beachy look.
- Part hair to one side.
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