Jonathan Elkhouri, master stylist and owner of Salon Khouri just outside of Washington, DC in Fairfax, Virginia, loves the faux bob on Emma Watson from the LA premiere of “This is The End”.
“A hot trend on the red carpet right now is the faux bob. I personally love this look on Emma Watson because it’s elegant, sleek, and quite honestly, fun. It’s a great way to create the illusion of having a completely new, shorter style without cutting your hair. You can recreate this style at home, but be sure to allow yourself a practice run first. It’s definitely an achievable look with the right product and technique.”
1. First, start with damp hair and establish your side part. Apply a cocktail of Eufora Smooth’n Balm and Eufora Glaze — taking a nickel-sized amount of each and rubbing in palms, then applying from ends to the roots.
2. Next, blow dry the hair using a round brush, making sure not to over straighten the ends. We want to leave the ends with plenty of body. Once the hair is dry, mist the ends with a thermal spray such as Kevin Murphy Damage Manager.
3. Tuck sides of hair behind the ears and secure with bobby pins. Use four large hot rollers. Taking one large section at a time, roll the hair under towards the base of the scalp. This is the most important step in creating this look and you may need to practice this step more than once.
4. Once the hair is cool, very slowly unwind each hot roller, making sure not to tug the ends as your remove the rollers. This will help maintain the curl at the end of the hair. Mist the ends with a light hairspray such as Eufora Elevate.
5. Take a large section of hair, loosely wrap it around your fingers and roll it towards the base of the neck. Then, using a long bobby pin, affix the hair to the base of the scalp. Repeat with remaining sections, keeping each curl loose and at the same length as the previous section. Once done, spray all over with Eufora Elevate Spray.
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