ELLE (Canada)

The big return of gel

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Let’s be clear: This is not the artfully undone hair of seasons past. Hairstylis­t Paul Hanlon said it best backstage at Giambattis­ta Valli, where he was creating an Ursula Andress Bond-girl look: “It’s very, very, very done hair.” See: the finger waves at Marc Jacobs, which Guido Palau, global creative director for Redken, told us are not exactly a DIY task. (“They are very precise and [require] a very difficult technique,” he said of the process that involves quickly manipulati­ng gel-coated hair into waves before it starts to dry.) Up for the challenge? Jimmy Paul, editorial stylist for Bumble and Bumble, who created a messy version for Opening Ceremony, says to just relax: “If it’s imperfect, it looks unique.”

 ??  ?? Clockwise, from top left: Damped by Osis+ Wet Look Pomade ($22); Bumble and Bumble BB Gel ($35.25); Sebastian Dark Oil ($45); Redken Hardwear 16 SuperStron­g Sculpting Gel ($19.59). For details, see Shopping Guide.
Clockwise, from top left: Damped by Osis+ Wet Look Pomade ($22); Bumble and Bumble BB Gel ($35.25); Sebastian Dark Oil ($45); Redken Hardwear 16 SuperStron­g Sculpting Gel ($19.59). For details, see Shopping Guide.

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