To�honor the 2021 CFDA Awards, inspiration�came�from HoYeon Jung�s�Louis Vuitton dress and leaned towards stronger hair to tie it in with the whole look.��Celebrity hair stylist Jenny Cho used British M hair products to create the unique updo. �The style combined tight, doubled top-knots with freely detailed strands flowing into an eye-catching sculptural effect at the back.
HOW TO GET THE LOOK
Styling Prep:
�To recreate the look, it�s essential to prep hair with the right shampoo and conditioner as a foundation,� explains Cho. �I love the�British M Kombucha Shampoo�and�British M Kombucha Hair Mask�to instantly add shine and softness that makes styling easy. After leaving in Kombucha Mask on for 3-5 minutes in the shower, detangle the strands very carefully with a brush like�British M Flex Gentle Brush, and evenly distribute the treatment between every strand. Then apply�British M Annatto Hair Oil�all over towel dried hair, and mist on�British M Sea Salt Spray�to give a slight grip and control. Blow dry from the nape with the�British M Hot Curling Ceramic Brush�not for volume but to smooth and control the hair away from the face in the direction of the high pony.�
Styling Step by Step:
1.������From the nape,�I took�1-inch sections�and applied a pea size of�British M Regent Classic Pomade�section by section and worked all the way to the front of the hairline.
2.������With a flat brush,�I gathered the hair into a tight high pony�then�secured it with�an�elastic tie.
3.�������I split the pony into two sections – top and bottom. The top section was twisted to the left and around to form a knot and pinned, leaving ends out and free. The bottom half was twisted to the right to create a knot and pinned, with ends left out.
4.������I then applied�British M Annatto Hair Oil�on mid shaft through the ends.
5.������I�rubbed the�pomade on a toothbrush for�final touches and�detailed a free-floating�sculptural effect on the ends.�Finally,�I tucked away any unwanted flyaways�and used�British M Hard Tailor Spray�for shine, hold and to lock�in the�look for the night.
