All you have to do with the Sultra Bombshell One-Inch Curling Rod is wrap random pieces of hair around it (switching directions with each section) to nail Gisele-style waves. Added bonus: The ceramic iron gives curls more bounce and shine than metal irons do.
THE LOOK: The hair at Proenza Schouler is best seen from the back. Just look at that leather-wrapped low ponytail. Redken Creative Director Guido Palau smoothed hair with a flat iron before wrapping with the leather. A coat of hairspray held the pony in place.
KEY PRODUCTS: Sultra Bombshell Curl, Wave, and Straight Iron and Redken Triple Pure 32 Hairspray.
Treat distressed tresses with SULTRA After Hours’ new Thermalite Dryer Brush. It quickly removes humidity from your hair, while styling it like a salon pro. An extra bonus: it rejuvenates your scalp and mane, thanks to infrared rays and a dedicated ion emitter within the brush that reduces excess build up and destroys frizz with a flow of 100% electrically charged molecules.
Sultra After Hours Thermalite Dryer Brush, $150 The popular style, which merges hair brush with blow dryer, dries and styles locks simultaneously. I love mine.
Rather than tucking away the bobby pins, stylist Anh Co Tran had Constance Wu wear them as an accessory, pinning back the side of her wavy hair (done with the Sultra After Hours Collection 1-inch Titanium Styling Wand) to create more dimension.