Yesterday, commenting on Sara Carbonero styling in his presentation Pantene a few days ago, we emphasize, in addition to their clothing, shoes, and his suspicious alliance ... the new look shining in his head. If we refer to the copper-colored streaks to California in the last few days looks the beautiful hostess.
You liked? Well, take note that these will be a tendency in this coming spring summer 2011. They are a perfect way to shed light on the hair, in a natural way because they are more than a wick, which is that their application is made in gradient to achieve a natural hair bleaching "effect of sun." This type of technique is nothing new since been in operation since the 70's, when the French hairstylist Jean Dessange were invented as a formula to give light to the face.
The name, funny, very descriptive of the effect we want to achieve and that is mostly in the beach areas, where it mixes the sun and salt, where the hair gets on its own, after a long time, of course, of truly natural highlights, surfer type, and reference site for these athletes are the beaches in California.
Initially the technique was complete, gradient from roots to ends, but the trends in hairstyles that 2011 marks the wicks California media only carried to extremes, yet much more natural than that depart from the roots, and combed with natural waves, strategically disheveled. I leave you this video where that explains how to make one which is the process to get some fuses Californian perfect.
As shown, a lot of celebrities who have this type of wicks, Gisele Bundchen, Jessica Biel, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel Bilson, Cameon Diaz, Alexandra Ambrosio, Megan Fox Ariadne Artiles, Drew Barrymore, Hilary Duff and Carey Mulligan (who been in short hair) 
You liked? Well, take note that these will be a tendency in this coming spring summer 2011. They are a perfect way to shed light on the hair, in a natural way because they are more than a wick, which is that their application is made in gradient to achieve a natural hair bleaching "effect of sun." This type of technique is nothing new since been in operation since the 70's, when the French hairstylist Jean Dessange were invented as a formula to give light to the face.
The name, funny, very descriptive of the effect we want to achieve and that is mostly in the beach areas, where it mixes the sun and salt, where the hair gets on its own, after a long time, of course, of truly natural highlights, surfer type, and reference site for these athletes are the beaches in California.
Initially the technique was complete, gradient from roots to ends, but the trends in hairstyles that 2011 marks the wicks California media only carried to extremes, yet much more natural than that depart from the roots, and combed with natural waves, strategically disheveled. I leave you this video where that explains how to make one which is the process to get some fuses Californian perfect.
As shown, a lot of celebrities who have this type of wicks, Gisele Bundchen, Jessica Biel, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel Bilson, Cameon Diaz, Alexandra Ambrosio, Megan Fox Ariadne Artiles, Drew Barrymore, Hilary Duff and Carey Mulligan (who been in short hair)
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