Owen Wilson – Photo by Photorazzi
Owen Wilson, probably best known for his role alongside Jackie Chan in "Shanghai Noon" and "Shanghai Knights" is a popular actor in
comedic and action-oriented roles. He is likely to turn up nearly anywhere, as he works a lot.
Owen's look is basically a hybrid circle-cut/long-layered cut. His thin, wavy hair is styled forward to conceal a rapidly receding hairline
to good effect. The cut is great for those with most hair textures and straight to wavy types. It may not be good for those
who have round faces and heavier body types.
The Cut: Create this cut by sectioning the hair in seven sections and leave down a 1/2 inch perimeter all around the
head. Determine your desired length and cut markers for those lengths at the bangs area and at the nape of the neck.
Cut the perimeter lengths from center front to each side, and from center back to each side, in turn, blending the lengths where they meet at the point
below the ears.
Take down the sections in half measure and cut the hair into uniform layers using a traveling guide. Do this with the
side sections, nape sections and the lower halves of the crown sections. The upper halves of the crown sections and the top section
are to be lifted to completely vertical positioning (180-degree elevation) and cut using a stationary guide. Use a razor tool to
soften and blend the lengths as desired and for added texture.
Owen Wilson – Photos by Photorazzi
The Style: After shampooing and conditioning, the hair should be sprayed with leave-in conditioner and a very light
styling product such as mousse. At this point, you should use your blow-dryer and dry the hair to a mostly dry state, directing the
airflow in the direction of the hair's growth, so as to maintain a smoother finish to the style.
Once the hair is mostly dry, use a small amount of smoothing serum spread between the hand s and fingers and work it through the hair to create a finger-combed look.
