Celebrity stylist, David Gardner, was the man behind Emmy
WINNER Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ mane for the 2015 Emmys and she couldn’t have
looked any more gorgeous! Gardner exclusively used Peter Lamas products
(starting the day before with a super-nourishing mask) and has the step-by-step
instructions and tips so you can easily recreate the look at home!
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Get The Look:
Most hair stylists would start with shampooed and
conditioned hair; I start a step before that and ask that Julia or any of my
clients start the night before and take a moment to do the Peter Lamas Youth
Revival 5 Oil Hair Treatment Mask (which will be launching soon!). Apply the
Mask to freshly shampooed hair (I prefer to keep it all in the same family and
use Peter Lamas’ Soy & Baobab Oil Hydrating Shampoo) to get all the day’s
build-up out and then the Mask can really get in there and do work! I have my
ladies do this for two reasons:
Step 1: If the hair isn't clean from build-up (or who knows
what they've been subjected to at work), I can’t do my job on Emmy day.
Sep 2: The mask is
an incredible strengthener and thickener that is far from making the hair heavy
or flat; it fills porous, damaged areas and gives you a real head start in the
volume department.
Step 3: Next, grab your Peter Lamas Volumize Me Sea Silk
Styling Mousse. LOVE THIS STUFF! It’s packed full of proteins, like kiwi (an
antioxidant) and sea silk to protect. This mousse will jack the hold-power up
while protecting the hair from heat and wear-and-tear. Apply an egg-sized
amount to towel-dried hair and use a wide-toothed comb to make sure it's
distributed evenly.
Step 4: Starting in
the front (to achieve the swoop across the face), section off a Velcro roller
width section and spray from root to tip with Peter Lamas 'Hold Me' Thermal Styling Spray. Wrap hair
around your brush (all with hair dryer down - concentrate ladies, this is the
foundation of the whole look and needs to be right) and over direct the roots
down and forward and then roll back and off the face. Just make sure the roots
are forward. Then, pick up your dryer and start to gently blow the section as
it is, put the dryer down, re-roll all the way back to start, pick up the dryer
and blow again.
- THIS my beauties, is the basic way to do a Velcro roller set. You don't blow each section and put the roller in when done. You hold the brush still and blow on it as if it is actually a Velcro. Once the hair is dry, and while still hot, firmly put that Velcro roller in place and pin securely - hot-to-cold sets hair more than wet-to-dry.
- Repeat this over and over: three back on the top and straight down the back all going under with roots nicely lifted away from the scalp; the sides, again over directing forward, but rolling back away from the face at 45 degrees away and under at an angle (you'll need this for the slight fullness on the sides). This takes a little time and is worth the effort for an all-day event like a wedding or a long night out as the hair will look sexier and sexier instead of flatter and flatter.
- Once all the head is set in the Velcro, you literally leave it alone until you're 20 minutes away from walking out the door. The longer they stay in, the better. If you're in a rush, you can blow with the cold air button on any dryer and speed this process up.
PRO TIP: While the hair is rolled up and all the root area
is exposed I like to give a good shot of the Peter Lamas Repair Me Amplifying
Hydrating Mist – it gives a little bit of extra hold and lift to the root area.
Step 5: After the makeup and mini photo shoot is over (who
doesn't look amazing in a robe and full makeup and a roller set?), take out all
the rollers and using only your fingers, get in there and start to shake out
the hair.
- If your hair takes a curl really well, you may gently use a wide tooth comb here to get rid of the roller sections and if it's really indestructible, use a paddle brush.
- If your hair falls easily, go section by section, back-comb the roots a little and let it take shape without pulling at all.
Step 6: Part the hair deeply to the side (or more towards
the middle, wherever you like) and wait to see how much your hair falls (loses
curl) or doesn't. If your hair doesn't fall at all and looks a little Miss
America 1950, very carefully apply a little heat to the ends only while
brushing through. You want to lose the perfect curl and get a 'kick out' like
Julia's. As you get better at the roller set, you'll learn your hair and get
faster and faster. Once desired 'curl' is achieved, apply a pea sized amount of
the Peter Lamas Chinese Herbs Revitalizing Styling Cream to mid-lengths and
ends to break it up and make the hair a little tousled and sexy. Give a final
shot of Repair Me Amplifying Hydrating Mist and you're good to go!
Kerry Washington (provided by Pure Artist Ruth Roche)
Step 1: Apply Smooth Perfection Style Shaping Control Gel to
damp hair. Dry smooth with a natural bristle round brush and create a deep side
part.
Step 2: Using 1 1/4” iron, set hair with diagonal sections
moving away from the part towards the opposite side. Spray each section first
with Colour Stylist Strengthening Control zero dulling hairspray for added
hold. Wind each section around the iron from roots to ends, and close iron on
the ends.
Step 3: Create a horseshoe parting at the top and clip out
of the way. Backcomb the underneath to create shape. Smooth the surface with a
paddle brush, gather together at the back and create a roll into the nape and
pin into place.
Step 4: Apply a small amount of Colour Stylist Density
Definer medium hold crème wax to fingers, and run through individual pieces on
the top. Gather ends, tuck under bob and pin into place. Allow a few tendrils
to fall free.
Step 5: Finish with Colour Stylist Supreme Control high hold
hair spray for colour-treated hair for lasting hold.
Lady Gaga (provided by Pure Artist Sandra Joseph)
Step 1: Begin by washing hair with Pureology Nano Works Gold
Shampoo and Condition featuring Golden Marula oil to restore youthful movement,
suppleness and shine.
Step 2: For added strength and repair, lightly mist Perfect
4 Platinum Miracle Filler Treatment throughout while hair is still damp.
Step 3: Emulsify a small amount of Highlight Stylist Gold
Definer contour shine-gel in your palms and work through for shine, bend and
control.
Step 4: Beginning at the base of the neck, blow dry with a
medium round brush taking about 2-inch sections creating barrel curls. Secure
sections with clips while working your way to the top. Allow set to cool.
Step 5: Smooth hair with a soft bristle brush and lightly
lace the root to mid-shaft for volume. Tuck sides behind the ears and finish
with Colour Stylist Strengthening Control zero dulling hairspray for a hold
that will last all night.
Gwendoline Christie Get The Look:
1. Apply a combination of TRESemmé Runway Make Waves Shaping
Gel Cream and TRESemmé Extra Firm Control Mousse to clean, damp hair and rake
throughout lengths.
2. Comb through the hair to ensure even coverage and set the
foundation for lasting hold and shine.
3. Create a deep side part and begin forming an S-wave
pattern in the hair using your fingers. Set waves into place using hair clips
to help the pattern set.
4. Once entire head is waved and set with clips, use a
diffuser to dry hair completely.
5. Remove clips and spray a bristle brush with TRESemmé TRES
Two Ultra Fine Mist Hair Spray to gently brush out waves. As you brush out the
waves, pay attention to the direction they flow to encourage the hair to sit in
the S-wave pattern.
6. Finish the look by generously spraying TRESemmé TRES Two
Ultra Fine Mist Hair Spray for glamourous waves that last.
Emmy Awards 2015 Uzo Aduba Beauty Breakdown
Already an Emmy winner for her role as Suzanne “Crazy
Eyes” Warren on the Netflix hit series, “Orange Is the New Black”, Uzo Aduba
once again took the Red Carpet by storm as a nominee at this year’s Awards. The
acclaimed actress stunned audiences with a classic, Grace Kelly-inspired beauty
look created by go-to makeup artist, Janice Kinjo.
“To complement Uzo’s
elegant, intricately hand-painted gown, I created a makeup look that embodied
the epitome of classic beauty. Long, lush lashes enhanced her subtly smokey
eyes and defined brows, while I kept the rest of the makeup extra dewy and
natural for a flawless finish.” – Janice Kinjo for SheaMoisture Cosmetics
FACE:
- I started by applying SheaMoisture Sheer Liquid Foundation in Montego Toffee to highlight the under-eye area, T-Zone and bridge of the nose. Then, I applied the shade in Ka’u Brown Blaze for a subtle contour before blending both shades with Canoa Espresso for a seamless finish.
- To set foundation, I used SheaMoisture Wet/Dry Pressed Powder in Yala Golden, focusing on the high parts of the face the lighter foundation was applied. Then, I applied SheaMoisture Perfecting Face Powder Duo in Deep to the contours of the face, setting the deeper-toned foundation.
- I applied SheaMoisture Lip/Cheek Balm in Avignon Rose as a base before setting with SheaMoisture Mineral Blush in Annecy Maroon for a natural, rosy flush on the cheeks.
EYES:
- I filled in Uzo’s brows using the two shades and setting wax within SheaMoisture The Perfect Brow Kit in Brown. I then applied SheaMoisture Color Correcting, Contouring and Highlighting Palette in Medium to further shape and define brows.
- Using a wet eyeshadow brush, I applied the matte brown shade from SheaMoisture Rich Earth Palette in combination with SheaMoisture Wet/Dry Eyeshadow in Claudia to create a soft, smokey eye. Then, I added a pop of shimmer to the inner corner of the eyes with SheaMoisture Wet/Dry Eyeshadow in Cassandra. Lastly, I coated lashes with SheaMoisture Lengthening Mascara in Black for a fluttery lash look.
LIPS:
- I first primed lips with a bit of foundation for a truly nude, matte base. Then the ultra-moisturizing and natural nude SheaMoisture Lip Crayon in Calixta was applied to the lips as the finishing touch to this classic, effortless beauty look.
