Sin City by Mark Woolley

Hair fashion
 
Dramatic and edgy, but ultimately wearable, Mark Woolley's latest collection combines current trends in hair fashion with innovation to create remarkable looks for the new season.
 
The blend of modern trend with classic styling makes Mark Woolley an incomparable hair designer.
 

Choppy Layered Bob

Choppy layered blonde bob hairstyle
 
The cut: What we have here is a choppy, layered bob with razor texture, and side-swept fringe area.
 
The color: The cool, pale blonde of the hair color gives softness to the style that might seem severe in a darker shade.
 
The style: To create this hairstyle, Woolley applied L'Oréal Tech Art Volume Lift to towel-dried hair and once dry, spritzed with L'Oréal Tech Art Iron Finish to protect the hair. He then used a Saks Hair Ceramics iron to straighten and flick out the ends by tilting the iron.
 
A light, non-greasy wax (L'Oréal Gloss Wax) to define and flick out random strands until the desired look was reached.
 

60's Bob Hairstyle

60's bob hairstyle with thick low bangs
 
The cut: This hairstyle combines the iconic look of Mary Quant's 60's bob style with a low, thick fringe and additional length in the back to create a softer-looking and altogether modern style.
 
The style: To towel-dried hair, Woolley added Kerastase Mousse Volumactive and blew the hair straight with a round brush. Once fully dry, the hair was sprayed with L'Or"al Tech Art Iron Finish and straightened with a Saks Ceramics iron.
 
The style was finished by adding a small amount of L'Oréal Tech Art Gloss Control to leave the hair smooth and shiny.
 

Long Hairstyle with a Sleek Fringe

Long-haired cut with sleek thick bangs
 
The cut: This cut also takes inspiration from the 60s bob with the sleek, thick fringe area and razor-cut layers to give a well-groomed long-haired look.
 
The style: L'Oréal Tech Art Volume Lift was applied to towel-dried hair to give the hair maximum lift at the roots while leaving the ends light and supple. The hair was then blown-dry completely using a barrel brush.
 
Once completely dry, the hair was sprayed with L'Oréal Tech Art Iron Finish and ironed using a Saks Ceramics iron. L'Oréal Tech Art Gloss Control was then used to leave the hair sleek and shiny-smooth.
 

70s Inspired Afro-Style

Big hair for a 70s Afro style
 
The cut: The cut for this and the next hairstyle shown are identical: The long curly locks are cut in layers to maximize the curls' volume.
 
The style: The style shown was created using naturally curly hair treated with Kerastase Aqua-Mousse Elasto Curl after being towel-dried. The hair was then dried with a diffuser attachment, focusing on the scalp area to make the hair as big as possible.
 
L'Oréal Tech Art Air Fix was then applied to the fully-dried hair and the curls were teased and back-combed to create this 70s inspired afro-style.
 

Long Curly Hair

Long naturally curly hair with maximum volume
 
The cut: The cut for this and the previous style shown are identical: The long curly locks are cut in layers to maximize the curls' volume.
 
The style: This hairstyle was created using naturally curly hair treated with Kerastase Aqua-Mousse Elasto Curl after being towel-dried. The hair was then dried with a diffuser attachment, focusing on the scalp area to make the hair as big as possible.
 
L'Oréal Tech Art Air Fix was then applied to the fully-dried hair to give the hair maximum holding power in the desired style.
 
Hair: Mark Woolley
Photography: Anthony Mascolo
Make-Up: Pat Mascolo
Styling: Jiv
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