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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nLadylike? Yes! Super sparkly cool? Yes, yes! I thought the hair at Badgley Mischka was tres chic indeed. Moroccanoil hairstylist Peter Gray was inspired by Hollywood grand dames of the 40s and 50s like Bette Davis. \"Confident, sophisticated, and passionate--it's the epitome of glamour with the perfect touch of soft, disheveled strands,\" he said.\u00A0Here's how to get the look (perhaps for prom?):\n\n \"I made a low part on one side, from the temple to the nape and then smoothed the hair back on one side,\" Gray explains. \"I then rope-twisted it, following the hair line and back to the nape of the neck. I then blow-dried the hair straight on the opposite side using Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, (and a Moroccanoil flat paddle brush,) to give the hair a smooth, shiny texture and soft hold.\n\n Next, I sprayed Moroccanoil\u00C2\u00AE Luminous Hairspray closely on each section to help bring the ends together and reduce fluffiness. I then used a 1\" curling iron to create a roller set, but I rolled the curls upward instead of down, to take the volume out of the hair. I then let the reverse rolls cool for a few minutes to better hold the shape.\n\n After brushing the hair out, I started working on the roll. I first backcombed the hair and formed an asymmetric French twist (from the front temple all the way to the nape.) I then pulled together and unified the hair on each side, fastened it together in a double ponytail, and rolled them into an asymmetric chignon.\n\n Finally, I used Moroccanoil\u00C2\u00AE Glimmer Shine Spray on the sleek side to emphasize a smooth, shiny and modern texture. To complete, I lightly brushed the surface hair of the full roll on the opposite side to free a few soft, disheveled strands and soften the look. Everything was kept in place by Moroccanoil\u00C2\u00AE Luminous Hairspray.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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