He's done the dos of stars
like our dear friend Gwyneth Paltrow,
Gisele, Priyanka Chopra, some of the world's
most beautiful women, with some of the world's
best hair by the way.
And that's a little ironic,
because his name is Harry Josh.
(laughs)
Double R, double R but yes.
(crowd applauding)
Yes, of course it is a
double R,
not an I-R, but still it's pretty funny.
Good play on words.
So today's segment is entitled, "Harry Styles."
I did not come up with that.
(laughs)
I know, Rebecca did one of our producers
and she really digs in when she hits it with a pun.
Okay this is Janalie Jill.
Hi.
Hi, Rachael. Nice to meet you.
So, hi Jill!
Thanks for letting us play with your hair
on national television.
So, I'm sure we have a before picture of Jill,
so, Jill has very fine hair.
So let's make sure we can get that before picture up there,
so everyone can just see.
So, you see she struggles with
getting a lot of volume in her.
So now, her hair has the volume now.
The ends have a lot more body.
And I think, what a lot of people don't realize,
is that a little bit of a product
and a blow dryer
can make a big difference
to getting a nice lift into your hair.
So I want to get everyone a quick demo at home,
on how I achieve this volume.
So, every single person out there
has a cold shot on their dryer
and most people are like, "Why do you even need that?"
I want to dry my hair. Exactly.
Why is there a cold shot?
There is a reason and typically hairdressers
are the only people that know this.
So, what we're gonna do,
is I'm going to spin you sideways,
just so we can get a nice profile.
So, what I did, is I typically
will grab a section of hair like this.
Just lift, let's say,
I like to call it the mohawk.
So temple to temple,
all the way back.
Okay.
Grab a section like this,
and we're going to blast hot air
and I'm just going to put the hot air there.
Now I've put in a bit of
volumizing product backstage.
So just and once you feel the hair is hot
and it's dry,
you are going to switch that button to cold.
Okay.
And you're going to blast it with cold.
Now, what the cold is doing
is freezing that hair texture,
so it stays in that shape.
So, when I let go,
I have. It stays there.
It stays in that shape.
And without teasing it.
No teasing, yes.
And without breaking the hair,
without struggling with the hair.
And I would just do that
one over all the time
and this way it's ambidextrous I say.
You can flip it either way and you get
a nice touch of volume. And it just looks like
you've been rolling around in a good way.
So for Leah, a lot of these girls out there
want that model off-duty hair.
I didn't style my hair,
I want cool texture,
I don't want it to be curly,
I don't want it to be wavy.
So, this is that end result.
So, let's see her hair before.
So, it had very little texture,
as you can see.
But she really just wanted to have
that cool girl hair.
Where it just looks like there's texture.
So what we did is,
we built a lot of product into her hair.
And that's really important for any girl
who is trying to achieve this look.
You're going to need a lot of product,
so hairspray is a good friend of yours,
coat your dry hair.
She was surprised at how much I used,
cause you're like, "You need that much?"
So, you wanna really coat your hair,
Brush your hair, coat your hair,
brush your hair, coat your hair,
brush your hair,
and then, it starts to get
this kind of texture,
but it's still soft,
still feels soft.
It does. It feels thicker.
But it feels thick.
It feels thick.
So now, when I do that.
So then, what you want to do
is get out your trusty iron.
Now, a flat iron,
a lot of people who have ever seen a flat iron
think it's only purpose
is to make hair pin straight.
But, it can actually do a lot,
it can give you this kind of texture.
So, what you want to do,
is turn on your iron,
and you want to get an iron
with basically floating plates.
What floating plates mean,
is that the edges of the iron,
is actually when you bend the hair,
they move slightly.
So an iron like this has a floating plate
which allow me to grab a section of hair
and I will just literally pull the hair up
and then, pull the hair down.
Back and forth, back and forth.
And then, back and forth
and I'll just kind of stamp that flat
and I'll just go like that.
And then that, and as you start
to pick up the sections.
That's how you get that tousled look.
Tousled is what this is
and this is designed to be kind of a messy look.
It's supposed to look like
a model who is on a set all day,
and then she had a really good night.
Yeah, and it's just like a real nice natural texture.
And she got up
and just was like. Exactly, so that's
really what it is.
Well, that was fun.
You don't wanna have it
be fixated on being perfect.
This is the anti-perfect,
I don't do my hair
but I've got great hair, hair.
Right, that's the look I like best.
Well, you're rocking it today.
'Cause, you don't have to
put much effort in.
So, this is a great way to do that.
I love it, look how great you look.
Yeah, so it's just got
like really nice texture. You look amazing.
Thanks.
(crowd cheers)