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Hairstyles To Celebrate the Season

Bouncy curves full of body, edgy rock n roll, and beautiful tiny horses hair cuts make up three of this summer's top hairstyle fashion trends, according to a celebrated hair stylist. After perusing carefully the fashion shows in Tokyo and Milan, notable international ad campaigns like Gucci and Calvin Klein, and exorbitantly famous celebrities like Rihanna, he says, "Hairstyles can always be slightly altered to fit your needs. Adapt them to your age, your hair type, your personal style. That, I think is the best way to look at beauty."

Up and Away

"Many runways shows this season featuring simple looks", said the celebrity hairstylist . "When the hairstyle doesn't crowd the face," he says, "it instantly creates a fresh, young, innocent, 'I slept well' effect. Whenever I want to add some "je ne sais quoi" to a hairstyle, I lift it off the face" Currently, he loves youthful, groomed ponies and buns, and what makes them particularly modern, he says, is the foundational texture. "Dry the hair so that it's smooth and polished, but with plenty of body and bounce," he advises. "Velcro or heated rollers, or the K-PAK ReconstRx Vapor Iron will a smooth finish that's curved at the ends." Want to know another trendy touch? Use a tail hair comb to create a deep side part before gathering up the hair. "Low parts off to the side are totally hot right now", he declares.
Hair Tip: Tame summer flyaways with K-PAK Protect & Shine Serum or Smoothing Balm, followed by K-PAK Protective Hairspray. Rub the serum into palms and run your hands lightly over the hair.

Pin-Up Girl

Forties pin-up models had the perfect balance between sex appeal and girl-next-door approachability, and that's the overall effect of this hair trend, says the artist. Start with soft body, created with a handy roller set, then brush through with a firm brush like a Mason Pearson to loosen the curls. Next, gently pull the top portion of the hair to the top of the head and secure loosely with plenty of volume on top. "This look should be interpreted casually," notes the hair stylist, "otherwise it can look a bit too retro."
Tip: prepare hair for roller sets with a hair product that gives hair "grip" like Thermal Design Foam. "This product is always in my tool kit," says the artist. "It contains a mild setting agent that gives you control, but it also lets you manipulate the hair." If hair is fine and needs even more "bite," try Texture Spray. It's lightweight, so it won't cause fine strands to collapse, but it provides plenty of style support. "Feel free to layer it on," adds the artist, "if you need more style strength."

For more tips, check out this hairstyles page or this page on awesome new hair colors.