HAIR ENVY

from Area Woman Magazine Aug/Sep '18

by Lake & Home Magazine | Area Woman Magazine

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The experts at Josef's School of Hair, Skin and Body have broken down these styles into easy-to-follow steps so you can look like you just walked out of the salon.

Blonde

by Kacey Anderson

1. Apply TIGI Bedhead Straighten Out cream to damp hair to help smooth and fight frizz.

2. Power dry to remove excess moisture, making sure the air flow is moving down the strand and with the cuticle.

3. When almost completely dry, finish drying the hair using a paddle brush continuing to move down the strand.

4. Once the hair is dry, apply TIGI Catwalk Haute Iron Spray to protect against heat and add shine. Then using small sections, flat iron with a comb to get a nice sleek finish.

5. TIGI Bedhead Masterpiece hairspray is used to finish the style for a medium hold and extra shine.

Red

by Phoebe Leier

1. Apply TIGI Catwalk Root Boost to root area and TIGI Bedhead Superstar blow dry lotion to the ends of damp hair for weightless volume.

2. Power dry to remove excess moisture, making sure the air flow is moving down the strand and with the cuticle.

3. Once the hair is 90% dry, using a medium round brush and horizontal sections smooth hair and gently roll brush up to scalp. Let the section cool while on the brush before releasing the hair.

4. Around the hair line roll the brush away from the face.

5. Finish the style using TIGI Catwalk Work It hairspray for a medium hold that will still allow the hair to have movement.

Black

by Miranda Henning

1. On damp hair, apply TIGI Bedhead Control Freak to give slip to the hair and add shine.

2. Power dry to remove excess moisture, making sure the air flow is moving down the strand and with the cuticle.

3. Finish drying the hair with a paddle brush to smooth the strand.

4. Once the hair is dry, start in the nape with horizontal sections and curl away from the face using a 1 ½” wand. Wait until you are done curling and brush through curls with your fingers to break them up. This will give you a tousled look.