Showing posts with label Aveda.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aveda.. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

Creative Makeup and Hairstyle by Rachael Beauty


I created this look from inspiration of a youtube tutorial on face masks. I had never done one. This look was for my senior project at Aveda Institute Los Angeles which I graduated in 2011.  I had so much fun. I love just going with the creative flow bouncing off vibes of the model as well. This was fun and playful. I wish I would have brought my own makeup though. I had to use what was there. So no gel eyeliner and lashes. I used synthetic hair and curled and teased her own natural hair.

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Hair by Rachael Beauty, True Americana












I had a fun time styling Danielle's hair on this shoot. She had extensions with a curl so I just polished them up a bit and gave her some volume. I then did a quick messy side braid. The location was in the hollywood hills by Runyon Canyon. It is pretty dangerous up there. And very hard to find parking. 
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Thank you! xoxo
RB
Stylist: Donny Joseph
Hair: Rachael Beauty
MUA: Desiree Stovall
Model: Danielle Souza
Photographer: Troy Huynh

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Sponge roller set, vintage modern hairstyle


I decided to do a roller set last night after my shower. I waited until my hair was 80% dry. I then brushed it out and used my fishtail comb to section pieces for my sponge rollers. I sprayed the ends with medium hairspray hold. (I forgot to include in pic) I rolled my entire head. Sprayed with hairspray and put a silk night cap on. I pinned my bangs to the side.
I went to bed.
I woke up and took a shower with a shower cap on. I applied my makeup then took out the rollers.
I used my wire brush to brush out the curls holding the ends.
I applied light serum on the top and very carefully on ends. Sprayed with light hairspray.
Teased curls. Neatly combed the top. Control paste was then applied at crown and scrunched on ends.
Styled. Teased up ends.
Used firm hairspray all over. Sprayed ends and scrunched.
Took clip out and flat ironed bangs.
Final touches with comb and
Hairsprayed again with heavy spray.
And there you have it! Styling takes patience and practice. Don't give up!
Try it!!
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