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Beauty 101.
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Full Hair
Hot rollers add drama-not just curls. By Patricia Tortolani
Pageant contestants and their tortured, tendriled hairdos have given hot rollers a bad name. But stylists are rediscovering their merits as a way to create voluptuous waves rather than tight curls. "The aim isn't stiff, perfect hair," says hairstylist River Lloyd of Serge Normant at John Frieda Salon in New York City. "It's more of a glamorous, old Hollywood-style wave." The new wave movement is hitting runways and red carpets alike, and takes less effort to pull off than the stick-straight ironed hair of seasons past. "Soft curls have a casual, lived-in sensuality, and they're flattering to all hair types," says Ken Paves, Jessica Simpson's hairstylist. To keep things loose, he suggests using big rollers and minimizing other exposure to heat. "I tell my clients to wash their hair the night before and let it air-dry," Paves says. "That way you avoid damaging it with a blow-dryer and save time styling." And by brushing out the curls immediately after they've set, tight ringlets are ...
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...For so long it was about long hair with either that pin-straight flatiron look or long beach waves," added Patricia Tortolani, senior editor for Allure. "There's always a time for change. And sometimes it's a drastic one." The...
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- Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) July 24, 2007 700+ words
...For so long it was about long hair with either that pin-straight flatiron look or long beach waves," added Patricia Tortolani, senior editor for Allure. "There's always a time for change. And sometimes it's a drastic one." The...
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- Newspaper article from: Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY) December 2, 2006 700+ words
...because, really, who among us has secrets that deep and dark?). We also kept in mind something we were told by Patricia Tortolani, assistant editor at Allure magazine: "The most important thing when selecting a gift for any occasion is that...
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- Magazine article from: Cosmopolitan April 1, 2005 700+ words
...sheen booster through your dry hair from midlength to ends. We like Umberto Giannini Hankie Pankies, $6. On short hair, River Lloyd of New York's Peter Coppola Salon recommends a shine paste, which doesn't weigh down pixie cuts. Try Wella Biotouch...
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- Magazine article from: CosmoGirl! Huszar, Stephanie April 1, 2003 700+ words
...Spray Wax, $13, 800-321-5767), then use a large round brush to blow-dry them under, says New York City stylist River Lloyd from the Peter Coppola Salon. The wax "glues" the ends together until your next shampoo. Curly-haired? Try this fix...
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- Magazine article from: Marie Claire Laing, Jennifer August 1, 2003 700+ words
...chin. Instead, "choose a style that adds fullness in the jaw area without building volume at the crown," says stylist River Lloyd of Peter Coppola Salon in New York city. your best cut A chin- or shoulder-length style that's angled from the jaw down...
