Pureology Artistic Directors, Jamie Wiley and Emily Alders, created these effortless and easy-to-achieve looks for the holidays.  Tapping into seasonal trends (accessories, face-framing tendrils, second-day hair) and working with Pureology’s styling line-up, these NAHA (North American Hairstyling Awards) nominees have designed salon-friendly hairstyles that will work from day to night, office to party, and beyond.  One strong, foundational curl set can be reshaped into a chignon, brushed out for next-day texture, and then pinned back with festive hair jewelry. Makeup design is by Tammy McDonald and photos by Cody Rasmussen @codyras

Trendy Pearl Accessories. Elegant, polished. 
•    Styled with Pureology Style+Protect Shine Bright Taming Serum for added shine and control and soft brushed with Style+Protect Lock It Down Hairspray.

Holiday Hairstyles You Create in Minutes

Photo Credit: Cody Rasmussen @codyras

Second Day Sexy. Create a sultry, organic look using the same curl set from the day before – just add texture.
•    Styled with Pureology Style+Protect Wind Tossed Texture Spray for grit and movement, followed by fan favorite Style+Protect Soft Finish Hairspray

Holiday Hairstyles You Create in Minutes

Photo Credit: Cody Rasmussen @codyras

Up & Off traditional up do.  Keep soft strands down to frame your face for an easy sophisticated up-do.
•    Styled with Pureology Style+Protect Mess It Up Texture Paste for control and shine and Beach Waves Sugar Spray for an added layer of control. 

Holiday Hairstyles You Create in Minutes

Photo Credit: Cody Rasmussen @codyras

Natural Curl Up.  Use your natural texture and show it off.  Pin it up to keep the texture organic and effortless. 

 

Holiday Hairstyles You Create in Minutes

Photo Credit: Cody Rasmussen @codyras

Textured Top Knot.  Taken straight from the runway, create more texture with Pureology Style+Protect Wind Tossed Texture Spray and Mess It Up Texture Paste

Holiday Hairstyles You Create in Minutes

Photo Credit: Cody Rasmussen @codyras


 

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