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"  Masquerade mask or not, Halloween is the perfect excuse to try out a fun new do. Take Erin Fetherston&amp;#039;s fall 2009 runway hair, for example: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a bit wicked and more sinister than Erin&amp;#039;s usual fairytale look. The girls are a bit Tim Burton-esque,&amp;quot; says Lyndell Mansfield, who created the hairstyle.  To mimic Burton&amp;#039;s animated characters, Mansfield employed a crimper (&amp;quot;When people draw curly hair, they often do zigzags&amp;quot;). After backcombing the hair and brushing it out with Bumble and bumble Does It All Styling Spray, Mansfield crimped along the hairline and partline (&amp;quot;You don&amp;#039;t want to crimp all the hair because it&amp;#039;s very time-consuming&amp;quot;). While letting crimped sections stay loose to add movement on the runway, Mansfield fashioned a faux bob, pinning remaining tresses under at the nape of the neck.   View more wickedly crimped strands from Erin Fetherston&amp;#039;s fall 2009 show "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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