
for me personally autumn is the most
interesting season you know for people
to have been through summer and to
actually come back feeling good about
themselves it gives us me like a really
nice bar
what we’re seeing now is like a lot of
kind of natural textures when the hair
is kind of long maybe working with the
idea of kind of width and you’re working
to the backcombing but with your fingers
maybe a little bit of like a product
like a moose maybe little bit hairspray
really old 80’s coming products I think
it is about emphasizing natural takes
two it’s definitely about working with
color maybe it is slightly bigger it’s
slightly wig year not so kind of narrow
and let’s make it simple let’s not make
it more difficult so it’s quite fun you
kind of gotta look at something like
this and smile it’s like so nice to do
we’re trying to encourage and in women
that go out it is kind of more maybe of
like a bad girl kind of vibe if you
imagine say someone going to you know a
club locally okay maybe there’s some
they’re very groomed and done and they
look fantastic see them five hours later
you know when they’re slightly battered
and maybe when there’s for the kind of
cigarette smoke you know the hair that
was up is now kind of suddenly all kind
of coming down they’ve been at all it’s
trying to fix it that’s sexy hair that’s
good if you can recreate that before you
go out then you’re there then that’s
good
what we want to encourage people to do
here is to get products all the way
through because that way you do sort of
start to emphasize the natural textures
a little bit more anything like a fifth
is kind of vibe since the rub into men’s
hair I also like the idea of kind of
like 60 is kind of Steve McQueen and the
movie Bullitt and sort of very kind of
groomed and done but it’s not undone for
men it is tailored we’ve seen this kind
of fifties thing now it’s becoming more
grown out and people working text it
into it so it can be slick but also it’s
a little bit kind of loser as well
groomed is good but it’s not as
interesting is actually seeing what your
natural hair really does if you’ve been
out in the Sun over the summer you know
you’re now into the autumn you’re into
fall what’s that hair going to do what’s
that takes to going to be like on the
ends when you’ve been swimming and it’s
all kind of salty that’s what I want to
see something like this I think is cool
because we’ve got a short shape but what
we’re trying to do now is actually grow
this a little bit more as it grows this
bill will get progressively longer and
it gives him some sort of growing room
which i think is talk with the companies
spend millions on producing new colors
new marketing what we’re just looking
forward new shades so you can take
blondes manipulate them you can put ash
which kind of give this really cold tone
so maybe sort of more sort of brown
tones makes them more synthetic times as
well I mean it may be that this is
almost like a very kind of flat Brown
that’s almost like an ashy brown that’s
quite unusual if you look at most Browns
they tend to be sort of quite golden and
quite shiny that has like a really sort
of flat almost like a gray granite kind
of reflect to it that’s kind of overkill
for me that there’s kind of too much
pink but say we took like a blonde and
just work like a really faded pink made
is like a detail through the front maybe
into a certain way that I’ve cuts or
maybe a way that you know we’ve left
like a length or made as a different
texture running through it do’s and
don’ts this fall I think do be an
individual I think be brave and I think
explore the things that you like there
probably is a look which I personally
don’t want to see this fall
when I worked in London particularly
mid-90s we went through this thing of
sorry Jennifer Aniston I really really
can’t handle that
interesting season you know for people
to have been through summer and to
actually come back feeling good about
themselves it gives us me like a really
nice bar
what we’re seeing now is like a lot of
kind of natural textures when the hair
is kind of long maybe working with the
idea of kind of width and you’re working
to the backcombing but with your fingers
maybe a little bit of like a product
like a moose maybe little bit hairspray
really old 80’s coming products I think
it is about emphasizing natural takes
two it’s definitely about working with
color maybe it is slightly bigger it’s
slightly wig year not so kind of narrow
and let’s make it simple let’s not make
it more difficult so it’s quite fun you
kind of gotta look at something like
this and smile it’s like so nice to do
we’re trying to encourage and in women
that go out it is kind of more maybe of
like a bad girl kind of vibe if you
imagine say someone going to you know a
club locally okay maybe there’s some
they’re very groomed and done and they
look fantastic see them five hours later
you know when they’re slightly battered
and maybe when there’s for the kind of
cigarette smoke you know the hair that
was up is now kind of suddenly all kind
of coming down they’ve been at all it’s
trying to fix it that’s sexy hair that’s
good if you can recreate that before you
go out then you’re there then that’s
good
what we want to encourage people to do
here is to get products all the way
through because that way you do sort of
start to emphasize the natural textures
a little bit more anything like a fifth
is kind of vibe since the rub into men’s
hair I also like the idea of kind of
like 60 is kind of Steve McQueen and the
movie Bullitt and sort of very kind of
groomed and done but it’s not undone for
men it is tailored we’ve seen this kind
of fifties thing now it’s becoming more
grown out and people working text it
into it so it can be slick but also it’s
a little bit kind of loser as well
groomed is good but it’s not as
interesting is actually seeing what your
natural hair really does if you’ve been
out in the Sun over the summer you know
you’re now into the autumn you’re into
fall what’s that hair going to do what’s
that takes to going to be like on the
ends when you’ve been swimming and it’s
all kind of salty that’s what I want to
see something like this I think is cool
because we’ve got a short shape but what
we’re trying to do now is actually grow
this a little bit more as it grows this
bill will get progressively longer and
it gives him some sort of growing room
which i think is talk with the companies
spend millions on producing new colors
new marketing what we’re just looking
forward new shades so you can take
blondes manipulate them you can put ash
which kind of give this really cold tone
so maybe sort of more sort of brown
tones makes them more synthetic times as
well I mean it may be that this is
almost like a very kind of flat Brown
that’s almost like an ashy brown that’s
quite unusual if you look at most Browns
they tend to be sort of quite golden and
quite shiny that has like a really sort
of flat almost like a gray granite kind
of reflect to it that’s kind of overkill
for me that there’s kind of too much
pink but say we took like a blonde and
just work like a really faded pink made
is like a detail through the front maybe
into a certain way that I’ve cuts or
maybe a way that you know we’ve left
like a length or made as a different
texture running through it do’s and
don’ts this fall I think do be an
individual I think be brave and I think
explore the things that you like there
probably is a look which I personally
don’t want to see this fall
when I worked in London particularly
mid-90s we went through this thing of
sorry Jennifer Aniston I really really
can’t handle that
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