On-Trend Party Up Dos
Tel: 01273202088, www.markwoolley.co.ukMark Woolley for Electric
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Hayley Welling at CienteGlamour guide: Playful up-dos are the big news in party hair this season. Transform the high ponytail into a topknot by pinning the hair around a bun ring – find these at most chemists – and building up volume by fanning out the lengths and ends for ultra-polished ooh-la-la.
Hayley Welling at Ciente, Berkhamsted, Herts.
Tel: 01442 877273
Terence Paul Creative TeamGlamour guide: Fabulously retro, but exuding contemporary sex appeal, the beehive is beloved by many an Oscar hopeful and torch-song pop diva. This Latina-esque version on black hair has a fabulous shape balanced by a heavy fringe swept over to the side in a generous curve. Along with arm aching amounts of backcombing, disguised by a top section that drapes over the top for a smooth finish, kirbigrips and lashings of hairspray are key.
Terence Paul Creative Team, Manchester
Mark Woolley for ElectricGlamour guide: This fab blonde beehive has a slightly undone vibe, making it cutting edge, rather than stuffy costume drama. A cloud of hair has a touchable and lightly untamed feel, a low side parting allows the fringe to be swept across the forehead with the ends tucked casually behind the opposite ear striking just the right balance of beautiful and carefree attitude.
Mark Woolley, Electric, Brighton and Reading.
Tel: 01273202088, www.markwoolley.co.uk
Mark Woolley for ElectricGlamour guide: A cascade of curls is carefully tamed to create an elegant shape with a forehead-hugging crest of a wave adding height and a streamlined shape through the back balancing the look. Start with a clutch of foxy curls and then get creative with pins, drips and decorative slides. For a more lazy wave set hair on rollers and once remove brush through locks a couple of times.
Mark Woolley, Electric, Brighton and Reading.
Tel: 01273202088, www.markwoolley.co.uk
Natasha Steele for Lisa ShepherdGlamour guide: Tip head upside down and brush hair into a ponytail situated just off the top of your head and style into a sophisticated loop. Soften with tiny bits of shattered fringe straightened to stick out.
Natasha Steele, Lisa Shepherd Midlands, Kidderminster
Tel: 01562 748 833
Mark Woolley for ElectricGlamour guide: Squeaky clean hair is more difficult to style than hair that hasn’t been washed for a couple of days, so let those high standards of cleanliness lapse a bit particularly if you’re planning to major on rebel rock attitude. For this Victoriana style mussed up up-do focus on producing a bouffant ‘cloud’ you can control as opposed to a matted bird nest that’s beyond brushing.
Mark Woolley, Electric, Brighton and Reading.
Tel: 01273202088, www.markwoolley.co.uk
Mark Woolley for ElectricGlamour guide: Romantic and rough looking in equal measures, this shabby chic chignon is completely catwalk influenced, but can be contained for seasonal social events not involving stalking along a runway. Mousse and fixing sprays are pivotal to achieving the desired levels of texture and lasting support and hair accessories aren’t just pretty they provide support too.
Mark Woolley, Electric, Brighton and Reading.
Tel: 01273202088, www.markwoolley.co.uk
Tim Hartley and Kiyoshi InoueGlamour Guide: Fake an up-do on short hair by smoothing in the sides tightly using wax and dressing the top sections up and away from the hairline. Curl, crimp or backcomb as long as the only way is up you’ll be able to join high society and they’ll be none the wiser.
Tim Hartley and Kiyoshi Inoue, Environment, London.
Tel: 0207 9352800
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