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Backstage at A Moi A/W 16

BEAUTYcrew goes backstage with TRESemmé to check out the hair looks

Beauty Crew Editor / April 11 2016

We go backstage to check out the hair looks created by TRESemmé Ambassador for New York Fashion Week, Chris Naselli. 

Brought to you by TRESemmé

Recreating the 50s bob

Chris Naselli adds texture and volume to the iconic 'do.

Hair essentials

The inspiration board, plus all the hair products and tools used on the models.

The looks

A reimagination of the 70s wave and 50s bob

The 60s ponytail updated

Naselli enhanced volume and curl for this look.

Expert secret

To create more lift for shorter hair, spray the ends and use the back of your hand to push your hair up.

The show

A mixture of hair looks from 50s,60s, and 70s, but one thing in common - lots of volume!

Carli was BEAUTYcrew’s Editor from launch in 2016 until May 2020. You can find her words right here on BEAUTYcrew, and previously on beautyheaven.

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