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Get the Look: Sydney Sweeney at The Vanity Fair Party

Loose waves for the Academy Awards was the inspiration for celebrity hair stylist, Glen Oropeza as he created the look for Sydney Sweeney at this year's Vanity Fair Party.

by Staff
March 12, 2024
Get the Look: Sydney Sweeney at The Vanity Fair Party

Sydney Sweeny at the Vanity Fairy Party.

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Sydney Sweeney looked stunning on and off the red carpet at this year's Vanity Fair Party. Her look was created by celebrity hair stylist Glen Oropeza using Kérastase products and Kristin Ess Tools.

Get the Look: Loose waves for the Academy Awards

  1. Glen started by prepping damp hair with Kerastase Chroma Absolu Serum Chroma Thermique and Kerastase Premiere Serum Filler Fondamental. 

  2. Then, he blow-dried with Kristin Ess Hair Soft Volume Blow-Dry Brush. Using Kristin Ess Do It All Sectioning Clips, he went in with the blow-dry brush in smaller sections to curl the hair underneath itself at the ends. 

  3. Next, he went in with Kerastase Volume In Powder Texturizing Spray to create a texture on dry hair. 

  4. After that, he used the Kristin Ess 1.25" curling iron like a round brush to curl the ends under to lock in the soft bounce.

  5. Lastly, he sprayed more Kerastase Volume In Powder Texturizing Spray and tussled the hair. Pro Tip: Tuck the front pieces behind the ear or flip to the opposite part. 

  6. He finished with a generous amount of Kerastase Laque Extreme to finish off the look. 

For production information and availabilty, please visit www.kerastase-usa.com.

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