Twist N Shout:
Barbara Lhotan's Hot New Updo |
| Karen Marie Shelton - Copyright - All
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| Revised Date: 04/16/11 |
Introduction
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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Master hair stylist, Barbara Lhotan, has created an elegant
twisted updo hair style which is pure hair fantasy.
This hot new hairdo is perfect for any special event such as a
wedding, prom, homecoming or similar. This stunning work
of hair art requires hair which is medium or slightly longer in
length with medium thickness.
Although
this inspired updo could work with temporarily straightened
naturally curly or wavy hair, the style works best on hair which is
straight.
This
gorgeous updo is best created by an experienced stylist who can work
from all angles to smooth, twist and fold the hair into a stunning
finished
style.
Unless you have
lots of practice working with you hair or creating similar styles at
home, this style may be best left to the professionals.
Born
with a special gift for designing spectacular hair creations,
Barbara is known in the hair industry as the “Personal
Trainer” for stylists wishing to learn to work with long hair.
She
has graciously recreated her design in a step-by-step format which
you can take to your hair stylist for reference.
Step
By Step Instructions
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Hair
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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This
hair style is best created on second day or day old hair which is
not freshly
shampooed. The style is easier to create when hair contains
some natural oil.
If you wish to wash your hair before creating this updo be sure
to apply styling products which provide the hair with a good texture
to hold the hairstyle.
1.
Direct all the hair back off your face pulling hair into a high
ponytail on top of the head. The base of the pony tail should
be positioned right near the crown at the back of the head.
2.
Use an elastic hair friendly band like a Blax in the same color as
your hair to hold the ponytail
in place. Use a band you don't mind cutting since you'll be doing so in a future step.
3.
Separate the hair in the newly formed ponytail into individual
sections.
4. Starting at the base of the pony roll individual
sections of hair into 1
1/2" to 2" hot rollers.
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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5. Layer the hot rollers by working from the bottom of the
ponytail to the top of the head. The goal of the rollers is to
create a slight bend in the hair.
6.
Leave the
curlers in place until they have completely cooled.
7. Once the hot rollers have completely cooled carefully
unwind and remove the curlers one at a time.
8. After all the hot rollers have been removed use a
scissors and carefully cut the elastic band to remove the ponytail.
9. Use the long tail of a comb and create a square parting
which runs from behind each ear up and across the back of the crown.
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Hair
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
& Kobe
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10.
Lift the crown hair up from the new square parting. Using the bristles of
a boar’s head brush gently back comb the hair.
11. Tease down the center section.
12. Tease the top hair, but not at the
nape.
13.
Direct the middle section of hair to the top of the head. Smooth
with a comb and secure with 4 pins.
14. Separate hair
out at the corners behind the ears. Section behind the ear and
then divide the hair into two separate sections. Tease them together.
15. With the right hand behind the hair bring the pony tail
piece towards the back of the ear and fold.
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Hair
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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16. Leave the tail piece free.
17. Spray hair and repeat step #15 on the opposite side.
18.
Leave the lower section down. Make large barrel curls with two
fingers leaving the
ends out. Pin into place. Secure a curl on either side with
bobby pins the same color as your hair.
19. Pull out a few strands of hair around
the face and twist them gently to soften the look.
20. Spray
the finished style with a super holding hairspray to guarantee long
lasting results.
21. Apply a few drops of shine to the palms of
your hands and carefully smooth over the top of the updo to add
instant sparkle.
Summary
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Hair
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Barbara Lhotan |
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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This
sleek and sophisticated updo can be instantly dressed up with well
placed clusters of Austrian
Crystal encrusted hair pins, jeweled magnets or floating baubbles
that catch glimmers of light.
Give
the hairstyle a softer appeal by pinning a large fresh flower
on either side of the finished updo.
About Barbara Lhotan
When Barbara Lhotan is not busy creating spectacular new
hairstyles for long hair she is traveling around the country
training other stylists in the art of updos. She can also be
found creating masterpieces for hair shows and extravaganzas.
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Hair
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Barbara Lhotan |
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Photography
Eric Von Lockhart
Make-up by
Catherine Raffaele
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Her
successful updo hairstyle book, 5
Minute Trendy Updos published by Inspire was stunning
and featured leading edge styles.
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Original Publication Date: 5/1/2002 - Revised
Publication Date: 04/16/11
Note: All
images and notes reprinted with special permission from Barbara
Lhotan and Inspire. From the book, Inspire: Hair
Fashion For Salon Clients - Volume 40 Dressing Up Brides, Up Dos,
Formals. |