This 40's inspired hairstyle is brought into the modern world by moving from classic fingerwaves into frothy curls. For the color, a brighter copper-red on the top gives her look a fun pop, and a deeper red around the face and intermixed throughout the interior give the style depth, thickness, and an organic feel. To create this look, I first set the hair on a 3/8 inch iron, and let cool stretched over 1 inch curlers. I then brushed out and formed the waves, and back-pushed the curls with my fingers to create the airiness through the ends.

This was actually a hairstyle I created for Prom 2009.

WINNER! There is no better way than to make such a statement then with a special and unique up-do. This unique hairstyles convey an attitude for the red carpet. Simply Divine!

A classy look achieved by a few hair pieces and flat ironed to look sleek and smooth

My client has very thick, naturally curlly hair and wanted it EXTREMELY straight and flat looking along with a natural looking red color. I first colored her hair with Matrix Color Sync 6 BR. I then completely dried her hair with a paddle brush before even the first cut. After her hair was dry I trimmed the ends and proceeded to lightly thin her naturally, curlly hair with my scissors by slithering down the hair strand to remove bulk while still keeping the integrity of her hair. I proceeded with professional hair products to complete the style. I have several photos of this client and her finished style, but I choose this picture because it shows off her color, and haircut in a unique angle...thanks for viewing my photo!

This hairstyle represents a soft modern look. Great for a flirty night on the town! Texture is always a good look for a first date! To create this style Start with diagonal back sections from the base to the part line. Use a working spray and mist the section. Then with a flat iron Curve the each section away from the face and continue this technique until you reach the part line. When your finished use a blow dryer to break up the hair to add a random finish. Finish the hair with a light hairspray!

For this red carpet look, we took Catherine's brunette locks and turned her into a luscious red head. By pre-lightening the underneath, we were able to create a vibrant red that makes her hard not to notice! After coloring, we used a triple barrel iron to create the textured wave pattern. We created a little bit of height to the crown area, added makeup and now she is ready to rock the red carpet with her rockin' red locks!

What I did with this style was combine all three pictures into one. her hair is naturally wavy/curly, which led me to leave the bang a little longer. She wanted something very delicate as far as the layering went so that she could wear it in a ponytail without worrying about it being too choppy and pieces always falling out. She was naturally a very ashy dark blonde, so I decided to take her darker with a really nice red undertone. If you look very carefully she has some more intense highlights of red hiding in there to give her that little "surprise" element! Hope you like it!

This is a long sideswept bang with a longer shag cut

for a first date look you want to keep it simple and fun.For this style and color I used powder lightner with 20 vol. developer,and 5 g a medium golden brown.In back to back very small slices of foils.And to spice it up a couple peek-a boo majgenta slices.to style a very layred cut,smoothing balm,little mousse,blow dry with big round brush.Then went back with a flat iron to smooth and add loose playful curls toward the ends.

The integrity of Monique's hair is compromised. With a precision cut and silky smooth color...no one will ever know the difference. Her vibrant straight hair coupled with a youthful swept fringe, whispers simplicity... while shouting sophistication.

This is a classic bob and its perfect for a first date. Its friendly and inviting but you still mean business. I did the color and haircut. The finishing on the cut was very smooth with volume. I also put a little bit of dry shine to give it that movement.

I do not have any sort of training in hair styling but I feel that it comes to me naturally. I cut, dye, and style my own, my friends and family's hair. This is my newest look. The color is a burn auburn with honey blond highlights on the top and medium brown low lights on the bottom. I did a layered modern look with a slight curved bang. The style is a blow dryed messy look straightened at the bottom and curved out at the ends.

"I used a texturizing spray on my model's hair and then wound the hair around a one-inch tong, then separated the hair with a light pomade to define and shine the hair while letting it still blow and move softly."

WINNER! "Side-swept pony with twist and curls"

I used a molding paste!

"This is a simple side-swept bridemaid look. I flat-ironed her hair and added a texturizing paste to separate the hair."

Inspired by the photos given I went with the look of the side pony. Keeping it simple yet adding some uniqueness to it with a side part french braid in the front. Simple yet fun and elegant.

"I added extensions, put a piece of color for my taste (doesn't have to be there), and instead of sweeping it, I lifted the sweep, then took a barrel curling iron to finish the look ... I also did the make-up!"

"This is actually a guest that came in on my last day of cosmetology school a couple weeks ago. She was attending her sister's wedding later on that afternoon and was completely indecisive when it came to how she wanted her hair styled. After narrowing down her likes and dislikes, we determined she wanted all of her hair put up with some loose waves... this is what I came up with!"

"Just a simple side ponytail with a flower to brighten the champagne color of the top of the dress. I curled my whole head and then started twisting and braiding pieces into the side of my head and started pinning!!!"

WINNER! Simple yet elegant side-swept style. Great for a bridesmaid or just a fun night out on the town.

"A sweet, modern bridsemaid look!"

The 1940's Wave was the inspiration behind this prom 2009 look

The 1940’s glam of film noir was my inspiration. Lauren Becall, Gene Tierney, Rita Hayworth define that decade. Soft curls and waves, hair that wants to be touched. I created waves with 2 marcel irons, clipped until cooled down, and then brushed thru following the curl pattern. I hope every one likes it!

My model has fine thin hair but I love her color. I blew dried then used a large curling iron. I brought the front right over to the left creating a wave into a roll and smoothed the back into a bob. Simple yet elegant.

This is the 1940's meets the 21st century. I went with pincurls in this photoshoot and added extensions in her ponytail to make it really long and dramatic. I also added a little color to her bangs to take it up a notch. It's sexy, flirty, and very pinup!

The softness of the waves and the lightness of my models face really gave me that Spring Glow when I created this look. I added a few light feathers as accent pieces to contrast a little with the blond (without over powering) HOPE YOU LIKE!! :)

This is a half french twist with the barrel curls on the top with a slight cascade to the left with a long curvy piece on the right for a little romance. I think this is a very Hollywood glamour look. I call this "Night at the Ocscars!"

Victory Rolls that I did myself with a large curling iron and hair pins.

we had to do models as young generation of hairstylist. the theme was 1940-1950's. set the model under a hood dryer with rollers and some finger waves. her hair was down in big smooth waves them i worked on stage to pin her hair up in loose waves and curls.

I thought about a play on the 70's Charlies Angels giving the hair a modern funky twist with the bold purple at the front and infusing the classic light blonde and golden blonde into it.. creating a contrast. And in the essence of the 70's leaving a slighly layered but heavy fringe and wings to give it a more suttle nostalgic effect.

This hair was created using hairdreams extensions. From a thin bob to long curls with a heavy bang.

I created this 70's look based on Diana Ross style. I decided to put a little high fashion twist on it by adding the feathers.

In this style, I was going for "daughter nature"; A younger version of mother nature, since it"s spring.