Get the Look: A Sporty Ponytail for Pretty Clothes Seen at Versus Spring 2013

27.9.12

It works perfectly with Spring 2013′s retro look filled with geometric patterns and bright colors, but this pony tail also works all year long.

Redken Creative Consultant, Guido,  created a sleek ponytail for the Versus Spring/Summer 2013 show, “We did a very long, very tightly pulled back pony today at Versus, creating the intensely shiny finish by using both Redken hardwear 16 gel and glass 01 serum. It really seems to me both sporty and tough, but is also very precise and minimalist, which goes nicely with the clothing.”

Create the Look:

  1. Start with dry hair blow-dried straight, and apply hardwear 16 super strong gel to small sections of hair versus003 hr e1348431206458 444x528 Get the Look: A Sporty Ponytail for Pretty Clothes Seen at Versus Spring 2013throughout the crown.
  2. Right after applying the gel, gather hair into a tight ponytail right at the crown of the head and secure with an elastic.
  3. Take a small section of hair out from under the ponytail and wrap around the base to cover the elastic. Secure with a pin.
  4. Apply glass 01 smoothing serum all over  the head to smooth and add shine.
  5. Flatiron entire ponytail in sections until stick straight.

Finish with forceful 23 super strength finishing spray on the crown and pony to catch any fly-away’s for a sleek finish.

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Fall Has Arrived! Fall Into Autumn With Ink Green Nails

26.9.12

Fall is officially here! Break out boots, sweaters, and pumpkin spice coffee! In honor of the first week of fall, I broke out a new polish for the occasion.

My choice was Essie’s Stylenomics $8. An inky green shade that looks glossy and rich when applied. Gotta say…I’m loving fall already!

Any fall nail colors you can’t wait to try?

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Remember the World’s Most Expensive Polish? Guess Who Wore It to the Emmy’s?

26.9.12

Remember this post about the world’s most expensive nail polish? In case you need a refresher, AZATURE has created the world’s most expensive nail polish worth $250,000. Why is it so expensive? Because it contains 267 carats of black diamonds, of course!

 

We now have an actual photo of the polish worn by Kelly Osborne for the 2012 Emmy’s. Osborne told E! on the red carpetKelly Osborne e1348623588587 Remember the Worlds Most Expensive Polish? Guess Who Wore It to the Emmys?  what it was like wearing the blinged out polish, ’I've been so scared to touch anything because its powdered black diamonds… worth $250,000. ‘m the only person they let wear it, it’s in a safe upstairs in the hotel room. I couldn’t believe it. I have not touched a thing all day.’

But my original guess was right on point ladies and gents—the queen of glam, J.Lo, was the first to wear the polish.

 

photo credit: The Daily Mail/EPA

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Giveaway! 5 Lucky Readers Will Win Cutex Mani-On-The-Go Kits!

26.9.12

Just in time for the fall season, Cutex is seriously hooking up 5 lucky A Beauty Loft readers with Mani-On-The-Go Kits! This kit has everything you need to prep your nails for some awesome nail art, color blocked french mani’s and bold nail colors.

The kit (worth $40 retail) includes the following goodies:

-          Cutex Advanced Revival Nail Polish Remover pads -10

-          Cutex Baseworx

-          Cutex Corrector Pen

-          Cutex Cotton Ball Holder

-          Cutex Glass Nail File

-          Cutex Pink mani-on-the-go bag

That’s not it, kids. The lucky winners will also receive a 6 oz. bottle/pump of Cutex Advanced Revival.

To enter, fill out form below and leave a comment letting us know your top nail questions or concerns. Good luck!

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