COLOR WOW Style On Steroids Performance Enhancing Texture Spray, 198 g

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With its heyday in the 1950s, mimetic architecture is just one type of roadside or novelty architecture. Other types include Googie and Tiki (also known as Doo Wop and Polynesian Pop). The historic mimetic architecture — the buildings shaped like hats and cheese wedges, donuts and hot dogs — use mimicry to advertise and call attention to themselves. The Irish architects here use mimicry to conceal human habitation, to hide the house like a rabbit's nest in an open field. We can't deny that this is mimicry, but we're not laughing anymore.

Mimetic architecture is more like McDonald's making itself into a Happy Meal. The familiar red container heaping with fries becomes part of the facade at this fast food franchise. This playful architecture is often found in tourist spots, like near the theme parks of Orlando, Florida. It's expensive but works really well," says New York City colorist Stephanie Brown. "It's buildable, meaning it's very light and you can always add more to get more texture. Plus, it gives great volume, absorbs oil like dry shampoo does, and helps eliminate frizz." There's also thermal water and a trace-element complex to strengthen each strand from the roots. KITTY- BLU: Yeah, I'd love that. But I also like having my own thing. I want to be known as a makeup artist, not as Chris Appleton's daughter. Application: Application: when using a curling tong/straightener, spray hair section by section for bouncy curls or straight hair that movesCutesy name aside, Drybar's Triple Sec 3-in-1 Finishing Spray means business. It functions as a dry shampoo, volumizer, and texturizer, so you can spray it from roots to ends, work it through with your fingers, and you're done. It blots away oil for a matte, non-greasy finish and also contains UV filters to help shield your hair from the dulling effects of sun damage. While there were two dresses and one hell of an engagement ring, Bennifer’s wedding was surprisingly low-key. Pros: “Softens styles” like loose waves, says Harper, won’t weigh hair down, smells nice, affordable This magic elixir has a laundry list of benefits. It helps to moisturize and detangle wet hair while also adding volume and fullness. It helps protect from heat damage, all while nourishing and strengthening your hair shaft. Apply to damp hair and brush through. Apply an extra shot at the roots for even more oomph. This clear spray adds hold, volume, and texture in fine and medium hair. It works best on dry hair. Spray the can from 10 inches away, focusing on the roots for maximum lift. This formula is free of “nasties” like parabens, phthalates, and mineral oil, and it’s cruelty-free as well.

Kristin Ess's Dry Finish Working Texture Spray might as well be called an all-in-one miracle spray. Its lightweight formula is made to create lived-in, effortless waves for all types of hair. Just spray onto your roots to boost texture, let it dry, and repeat (if you prefer more drama, that is). The end result is an ultra-romantic, soft, matte finish. Plus, it has a special strengthening complex that promises to improve the look of split ends and damaged cuticles. It even protects hair from environmental stressors and color fade. Use this weightless spray on dry hair, and massage it in like you would a dry shampoo. The drugstore staple is loved by celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan, whose clients include Camila Cabello, Olivia Culpo, Shay Mitchell, Ashley Graham and many more. “TRESemmé Dry Texture Finishing Spray is the perfect finishing spray for when you want soft, tousled texture,” says Marjan, a TRESemmé Global Stylist. “It leaves the hair with an airy, matte finish and light hold. It’s perfect for finishing beach waves, curls, or a full ponytail.” Developed by celebrity hairstylist Kristin Ess, who works with stars like Lucy Hale and Lauren Conrad, this spray will give you the ultimate cool-girl undone style. It provides texture and volume, and a light hold. It smooths frizz and flyaways, and leaves a matte finish. It’s also cruelty-free and color-safe. Starting with dry hair he liberally sprays roots with Color Wow’s Raise The Root and blasts with a hairdryer to “give it some guts”. He’ll then ask his client to tip their hair upside down while it dries. You need some grit

This vegan spray gives your hair shine and volume. It also protects it from humidity and pollutants. Moisturizing ingredients like vegan botanical caviar provide shine, bounce, and definition in curls and waves. Formulated without parabens or sulfates, it’s safe to use on color-treated hair.