Every type of curly look requires its own technique and tools, whether it’s a sexy, bouncy style or a crown of beach waves. But we firmly believe a straightener is the one essential you need to create a plethora of styles. Here, Shannel Mariano breaks down all the ways you can use a straightener for customized curls.
With hundreds of Vogue covers and thousands more editorial shoots and fashion shows to his credit, Oribe Global Ambassador James Pecis has some pretty specific ideas about how styling products should perform.
See the full step by step Cara Delevingne’s glam wave debuted at the American Music Awards by hairstylist Danielle Priano.
The unique S-like shape is created with a simple flat iron and allows stylists to highlight a client's favorite features.
California-girl beach waves are here to stay. Pureology Artistic Director Ashley Hofstrand shares her technique.
Nicole Miller Fall/Winter 2020 collection models sported effortless, unstructured waves. But, of course, nothing is ever effortless in beauty...
Whether you're a master of this technique or have been trying to figure it out for years, these tips and tricks from Ulta Beauty Design Team member Beto Sanchez will inspire you to pick up a flat iron for your next wavy style.
This gorgeous style was created by Oribe artist David Stanwell.
“People just think 80s when you say perm, but texture is back, and it is sexy!”
A curl set is the foundation for most updos and volume intensive styles, but it doesn’t have to include massive amounts of teasing and spray. Sam Villa ArTeam Member, Anna Peters, shares how to create a modern version to support today’s looks.
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