GET THE LOOK: RAG & BONE
5 easy steps to runway hair that works in real life.
Fall's coolest hairstyle is about being messy—but with a purpose. Taking inspiration from our October It issue (we featured the hair from Rag & Bone's fall 2012 shown on page 110) we asked Sebastian pro hairstylist, Anthony Cole, to replicate the runway look…on me! As Cole's guinea pig, he used his pro tools and products to create a mashup of textures taking my hair from plain mess to a perfect mess in five steps.
STEP 1:
Use Sebastian Mousse Forte for volume and then blow dry hair using your fingers.
STEP 2:
Part your hair down the center and use a rattail comb to cream a zig-zag part.
STEP 3:
Use SebastianTrilliant to protect your hair from heat styling. Use a micro-crimper (Since it's a pro tool, your nearest Sebastian salon will have one, but a regular will do just fine too) on random sections of your hair—not your whole head!
STEP 4:
Take large sections of hair (again, not your whole head) and wrap them around a medium sized curling iron to bend the hair. Be sure to leave some pieces straight.
STEP 5:
Run Sebastian Shine Crafter Moldable Wax through your hair. Flip your head and blend all three of the different textures together with your fingers. You may need to redo your zig-zag part. The key to this looks is to keep the roots flat and keep the volume at the ends.
RAY SIEGEL
STEP 1:
Use Sebastian Mousse Forte for volume and then blow dry hair using your fingers.
STEP 2:
Part your hair down the center and use a rattail comb to cream a zig-zag part.
STEP 3:
Use SebastianTrilliant to protect your hair from heat styling. Use a micro-crimper (Since it's a pro tool, your nearest Sebastian salon will have one, but a regular will do just fine too) on random sections of your hair—not your whole head!
STEP 4:
Take large sections of hair (again, not your whole head) and wrap them around a medium sized curling iron to bend the hair. Be sure to leave some pieces straight.
STEP 5:
Run Sebastian Shine Crafter Moldable Wax through your hair. Flip your head and blend all three of the different textures together with your fingers. You may need to redo your zig-zag part. The key to this looks is to keep the roots flat and keep the volume at the ends.
RAY SIEGEL
This story was published on November 5, 2012.
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queenbitch
11/08/2012
This looks legitimately horrible. Like when mentally ill people neglect their hair so much it starts dreading or something. A look that was best left on the runway.
CassMaga
11/08/2012
I 100% agree with QueenBitch. What were they thinking when they wrote this? The finished result looks like she escaped from the psych ward. Not attractive in any way.
desert_rose
11/09/2012
very distasteful. i can't believe that man gets paid money to do this to women's hair.
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