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From Evernote:
NR Fall 2010 Hair Runway
Clipped from: talkingmakeup.com/celebrity-beauty-style/beauty-news/bale...
Inspired by 1950s and 60s French actresses, Guido fashioned a chic hairstyle to pair with the designs coming down the runway. “Nina Ricci is a very feminine, sophisticated design house and the hair adds a dimension of “the present” making the overall look of the collection very modern for today’s woman.”
Products:
Redken aerate 08 bodifying cream mousse
Redken forceful 23 super strength finishing spray
Create the look hair tutorial:
1. Start with clean dry hair and apply aerate 08 bodifying cream mousse to the crown of the head and rough dry to add volume at the crown
2. Backcomb hair at the crown to create additional body
3. Comb hair away from face and over the bump created at the crown
4. Let hair fall naturally at the ends and secure with forceful 23 super strength finishing spray
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Scenes drawn from the home and life of Isa Milman (the woman I was then married to) and I, made together with our dog Jesse, our friends Bruce Blaney, Patti Tanaka, their children Sean and Jason, among many others. I began this as a love poem to Isa, but before I finished the film everything had changed. 1968/69 was a period of violent transition for many of us. The film was formally challenging, editing footage with in-camera superimpositions and cutting black and white with color.