We're gonna look at a trend.
What are we starting with, Chris?
So, we're starting with the lob.
Lob stands for long bob.
So, it was kind of longer than the shoulder.
I always found it that slightly kind of awkward length.
It was kind of like, sitting on the shoulders.
It would kind of do its own thing.
Now, we've updated it to the modern version,
which is kind of a 2020,
which is a much shorter, more,
it's way more committed.
It's a lot more, kind of, edgy graphic
and I actually just gave someone a makeover with it.
I'll give you a little sneak preview
of what happened, guys.
Shut up.
Yeah.
Maria, come on out!
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Thank you.
Do you miss this?
No.
She looks amazing.
You see from the angle?
Remember those little bobs that used to come down
at that real, like, angle.
It used to be up here and kind of down here at the front.
Well, this look in 2020 is just much more, kind of graphic.
It's almost like it's been cut with a laser.
So, it's super blunt and sharp.
I mean, honestly, if you're gonna ask for this,
it's about face shape.
So, although it's shorter than the lob, you know,
if your face is rounder, you can go a little longer
and if you've not got a round face, you can go shorter.
But a lot of it is just--
What about the texture of the hair, Chris?
If you've got straight hair or if you've got
kind of, wavy hair, this is a great style.
Now, if you've got curly hair, I would honestly,
just go with a curl.
I would go for a shorter, curly look.
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The next trend that was popular last decade
that you're gonna update is what?
This is the half up passed down.
Now, everyone knows and loves this.
Everyone had a half up ponytail in their life,
but this is the half up bun.
So, it was a lot longer in length
and the bun was kind of a big thing for men and women.
Bagel with a mullet.
Yeah.
Buns are out and more than ever, this kind of,
I call it the fountain of youth.
So, it's like a half, I can't say that,
a half up ponytail, but it's fountain of youth,
because it pulls on the face
and it's all in the direction the way
you pull the ponytail.
It's shorter, it's fresher and it's bouncy.
It's kind of almost got a,
it's almost like a nod to the '60's,
has this real flick.
So, you can see it's shorter in length
so it's more connected, but honestly, guys,
this is what makes the difference.
I'm gonna put her head to the side.
This pull on the face here is what makes a difference.
Did that give you a headache?
No, not really.
It looks pulled so tight.
Is it comfy?
Yes, it is very comfortable.
Do you think you could do this by yourself?
I definitely can.
It's a lot easier than doing the bun.
This is absolutely amazing.
And this is beautiful.
How it's wrapped, literally with your own hair.
But, it's more about the length.
The length is flicky, it's sexy, it's bouncy.
This hair flows into it, so you've got that kind of like,
fountain ponytail effect.
The key to the flick is that just use a really large
curling iron.
So, like a three inch curling iron.
You just give it a bend of literally a flip.
I didn't even blow dry her hair, guys.
You don't have to over complicate this.
All I did it flip the very ends of her hair out.
What is that you just sprayed in there?
So, that was hair spray.
So, I just, basically go through all the roots
and put hair spray in, brush it up--
So you don't get those little flyaway
looking things.
That's it.
Most people, most girls, in particular,
have a different colored face to the scalp.
Cause, obviously makeup doesn't tend to go in the scalp,
but also we don't get soot.
Right.
It's just your natural color.
It doesn't see daylight, literally.
So, I'm gonna use this powder so,
I work with Color Wow, so this is a root powder,
and I love using it,
because it comes in many colors.
But, see, if I just fill this in here,
it makes a huge difference to the hairline.
Did you see that?
So, I'm gonna do one side.
He just brushed in a hairline.
This is a magic, this is like a little magic wand for me.
It literally brings hairlines down and gives it a much
more fuller effect.
So, if you look at that side, guys
and then we look at the other side,
can you guys see the difference?
Wow.
Bonus, it covers grays as well.
If anyone has any grays, you can always
cover up the grays.
Crunchy curls to big curls.
I'm diggin the curls.
Yeah, this is a hot look.
I love curly hair and I think more than ever
we're embracing it.
You know, we saw overly straight hair
and now curly hair and texture's coming back.
Demonstrated by, voila, mama.
So, we took someone with curly hair
and I kind of showed you how to, you know,
make it look like it's on steroids.
That's Jessica before.
Oh, she has very curly hair.
That's natural.
Natural.
She said to me, "I feel like a Hollywood star".
Your hair is so amazing!
Oh my gosh.
Huge and voluminous.
Guys, this is the trend.
Big, fluffy, bouncy, curly hair.
How did you do that?
So, first of all, her hair was wet.
Now, I saturated it with a product called Dream Curl,
so this basically gives defined curls with hold.
So, I saturated the hair in that
and then I used a diffuser.
Now, before I diffused it, I twisted,
so we slowly dry the hair.
The key to curly hair is dry it slow,
don't over dry it, cause you'll get frizziness.
And this is my new friend.
This is a little magic wand.
Oh, they scare me.
I just feel like I'm gonna rip it all out.
You know what?
Let's try it out.
Let's see if you do rip it out.
So, basically, all we're gonna do is take sections of hair
and it kind of just sucks it in an curls it.
So, we're gonna take a section here.
I'm gonna show you and then I want you to give it a go.
Okay.
So, we take it at the root.
Press it.
And it gives you little instructions,
so there's beepings that go on.
It tells you when it's ready to go.
Is that not cool?
Do you feel like you're never gonna see your hair again?
Right, I get so nervous.
Okay, guys, so when we're ready we take that out
and you can see you get these really defined curls.
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The key to this is brush it.
You gotta brush these curls out.
We don't want a set ringlet.
You still have hair.
So, basically 2020, the bigger and the bouncier,
the better.
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