Studio C. Salon's newest collection, "Juxtaposed," focuses on versatility with sixteen different, two-for-one looks. The Irvine, CA based salon's approach allows for multiple ways to style the same head of hair, and is therefore ideal for the many moods, occasions and desires of each woman. Click through to see the gorgeous looks, and the how-to's from the Juxtaposed collection. [pagebreak]
Nadia
This graduated bob with a long side fringe offers layers all the way through to create movement. The color: a golden brown with some highlighted panels of amber underneath to allow delicate dimension.
To get this look: Apply Aveda Phomollient throughout damp hair for soft control. Finger dry hair and flat iron for shine and control leaving a very sleek and polished finish.
To get this look (#2): Add texture and movement to dry hair by applying a small amount of Aveda Control Paste. Rough hair up by hand and then finger-style into place.
Credits for Nadia
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Leonard Castro
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Jordyn
This look started with hand painted caramel highlights through a warm mahogany cherry base. After a Brazilian Blowout treatment was done, hair extensions were applied and blended in.
Get this look: For a softly curled, long layered style, apply Brazilian Blowout Smoothing Serum all over and Brazilian Blowout Volumizing Root lift at the base. Blow-dry sections smooth using a medium ceramic round brush with maximum tension, concentrating on the root. Taking 1-inch vertical sections, mist with Sebastian Zero Gravity Shapier and curl hair with a flat iron away from the face. Flip head over and shake hair out while misting with more hair spray leaving a pliable finish.
To get this look (#2 - using her natural length and curl): Diffuse hair using Moroccan Oil Curl Control Cream all over and Brazilian Blowout Volumizing Root lift on the roots. The end result is a tight but frizz-free curl.
Credits for Jordyn
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair & Makeup: Nova Bartel
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Shalena
Long and medium layers and a sweeping side fringe add a face-framing quality as well as volume, texture and movement.
The color is a rich brown that transitions into a subtle mahogany ombre effect. Copper highlights, including a panel in the front, accent the fringe and break up the dark to light transition through the length.
To get this look: Apply Wella Ocean Spritz texture spray and Sebastian Potion 9 on damp hair and rough dry with fingers to remove most of the moisture. Introduce a round brush to sections, smoothing through with tension. Run a flat iron through for shine and control and then apply a dab of Brazilian Blowout Define Polish for a sleek and polished finish.
To get this look (#2): Take 1-inch rectangular sections, backcomb at the root, spray with Sebastian Shapier Plus and curl in alternating directions. Pin curls up to cool. Undo pins and piece through using Brazilian Blowout Define Polish to leave a soft but voluminous wave.
Credits for Shalena
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Ashley Dooley
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Ashley Dooley
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Katie
Sleek with loads of shine, this lengthy hairstyle offers chunky layering in the front and solid bangs for a mod vibe. The color offers a warm copper hue in the fall range with some lighter pieces for dimension and a peek-a-boo quality in the front.
To get this look: Apply Sebastian Whipped Cream for volume and softness all over and then blow-dry sections with a round brush. Flat iron for control and then finish with Wella Mirror Polish, which leaves a sheer shine.
To get this look (#2): Starting on dry hair, apply Sebastian Microweb Fiber for a dry texture. Work through by hand to leave a piece-y finish.
Credits for Katie
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Elysse Castro
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Julia
Triangular graduation, concave layers and disconnection on the right side give this short asymmetric cut some serious edge.
Fire inspired, this color is a deep Mahogany that works into medium tone, which is lightened in the front with coppery red hues around the face.
To get this look: Apply Sebastian Volpt Spray at the root and Wella Oil Huile on the ends of damp hair. Use a flat brush while blow-drying to remove moisture and then introduce a round brush through crown for lift and volume. Once dry, flat iron the ends to leave a sleek finish.
To get this look (#2): Mist on Sebastian Zero Gravity Spray and round brush in the crown for added height. Add a bit of Craft Clay and finish off with more Zero Gravity for texture, control and hold.
Credits for Julia
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Steve Webber
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Tessa
This short, graduated bob offers a symmetric balance and a thoroughly classic edge while the color is a pastel ombre effect from a dark maroon base.
To get this look: Apply Sebastian Potion 9 and Trialliant, a sparkling complex and thermal protectant, all over and blow dry while flat wrapping hair with a Denman brush. Once completely dry, piece through with Sebastian Craft Clay.
To get this look (#2): Add Sebastian Microweb Fiber on dry hair, tousle and finger style for a rougher texture.
Credits for Tessa
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: RJ Royer
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Stephanie
Blunt cut fringe, square layers in the back and a disconnected piece over the fringe; this look is layered and shattered through the perimeter. The color is a soft blonde highlight with medium lowlight in the fringe and on the sides.
To get this look: Apply Sebastian Whipped Cream all over with Wella Oil Huile on the ends and ENJOY Volumizing Mousse at the roots in the crown. Blow sections dry using a round brush and then smooth with a flat iron. Add Aveda Control Paste on the ends to detail and Sebastian Zero Gravity all over for hold.
To get this look (#2): For a textured finish, add Sebastian Microweb Fiber to dry hair, tousle and finger-style into place.
Credits for Stephanie
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Priscilla Robinson
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual [pagebreak]
Kristy
This haircut is a classic graduated bob with a lot of internal texture to create softness and movement on the inside. The color is medium violet red with some subtle highlights running through, adding to the intensity of the color.
To get this look: Starting on damp hair, apply Sebastian Thickefy foam all over and then blow dry sections using a round brush for control. Finger style hair into place.
To get this look (#2): Add Sebastian Microweb Fiber and finger style for a roughed up look. Finish at Sebastian Zero Gravity Spray.
Credits for Kristy
Studio C Salon – Irvine, CA
Hair: Leonard Castro
Makeup: Marissa Padia / Kristina Ruffalo
Photo: Taggart Winterhalter for Purely Visual
