Competition Alert: Check Out the Winning #indiecontest Looks!
Shears down, hand up. In August, Indie Hair called on stylists from across the country to participate in the “#indiecontest.” Here, we share the 20 winning looks.
by Chandler Rollins
October 3, 2013
3 min to read
Shears down, hand up. In August, Indie Hair called on stylists from across the country to participate in the “#indiecontest.” Stylists were asked to submit photos of their two best hair looks using Indie Hair products to Instagram with the chance of winning one of 20 iPad minis and the shot at editorial in MODERN SALON. Talk about a sweet deal!
Here, we share the 20 winning looks. For more information on Indie Hair and the contest, please visit myindiehair.com.
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Hair by Kimberly Wesley from Liberty, KY
LOOK ONE: Polish #mixitsoft and Putty/Clay #wreckit
LOOK TWO: Polish #mixitsoft and Putty/Clay #wreckit
Hair by Maria Knight from Clayton, MO
LOOK ONE: Gel #mixitstrong, Powder #round2, Hair Spray #superfirm and Polish #mixitsoft
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LOOK TWO: Gel #mixitstong, Powder #round2 and Hair Spray #superfirm
Hair by Catherine Sheldon from St. Pensacola, FL
LOOK ONE: Gel #mixitstrong and Polish #mixitsoft
LOOK TWO: Powder #round2 and Hair Spray #superfirm
Hair by Brittany Sornberger from Burnsville, MN
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LOOK ONE: Gel #mixitstrong, Powder #round2 and Hair Spray #superfirm
LOOK TWO: Gel #mixitstrong, Polish #mixitsoft, Putty/Clay #wreckit, Powder #round2 and Hair Spray #superfirm
Hair by Dawn Byrnes from Forest Grove, OR
LOOK ONE: Powder #round2, Putty/Clay #wreckit and Hair Spray #superfirm
LOOK TWO: Polish #mixitsoft and Hair Spray #superfirm
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Hair by Jesse Koenig from Florissant, MO
LOOK ONE: Gel #mixitstrong, Powder #round2 and Hair Spray #superfirm
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