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1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands from heat damage.

2. Blow dry using a medium round brush, lifting at the roots to build natural volume and body.

3. Create a deep, slightly messy side part and divide your hair into manageable 1-to-2 inch horizontal sections.

4. Take a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below and wrap alternating sections loosely around the barrel, leaving the last inch of your ends straight for that relaxed, modern vibe.

5. Once all sections have cooled completely, gently rake through the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break them apart.

6. Spritz a generous amount of texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and roots to add grip, volume, and effortless separation.

7. Finish with a few drops of lightweight hair oil listed below pressed into the ends for a soft, radiant shine.

1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with the lightweight leave-in conditioning spray listed below to add hydration and manageability.

2. Apply a dollop of the volumizing styling mousse listed below throughout your roots and mid-lengths to encourage natural body and separation.

3. Blow-dry the bangs first using a small flat wrap or round brush to give them an effortless, slightly rounded shape that sits right at the brow line.

4. Rough-dry the rest of your hair using a diffuser attachment or blow-dryer on medium heat, twisting small sections with your fingers to build lived-in movement.

5. Take random vertical sections and use the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to add loose, undone bends, making sure to leave the ends straight for that signature modern shag feel.

6. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the lengths and shaking it out with your fingers to piece out the layers and give it that cool, lived-in texture.

1. Start by washing your hair with a hydrating shampoo and applying a lightweight smoothing conditioner to ensure a silky foundation.

2. On towel-dried hair, apply a generous mist of the heat protectant spray listed below from roots to ends, followed by a nickel-sized amount of volumizing blow-dry mousse through the mid-lengths.

3. Rough dry your hair until it's about 80% dry, then section it out and finish drying using the ceramic round brush listed below to smooth down the cuticle and create soft body at the roots.

4. Establish a soft middle or slightly off-center part. Taking 1.5-inch vertical sections, curl each piece with the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, curling away from your face on both sides and leaving the last inch of the ends out for a lived-in, modern lob finish.

5. Allow all curls to cool completely so they set firmly.

6. Rake through the curls gently using your fingers or the wide-tooth comb listed below to break them up into relaxed, cohesive S-waves.

7. Lift sections and lightly mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below underneath for airy volume and movement.

8. Finish the style with a couple drops of nourishing hair oil listed below rubbed into your palms and smoothed over the ends to add shine and tame any stray flyaways.

1. Start by bleaching the main top canopy to a level 10 platinum blonde while keeping the underneath nape perimeter dyed jet black, neutralizing warm tones using the toning purple shampoo listed below.

2. Have your stylist cut a heavily textured modern shag or wolf cut lob, establishing choppy crown layers, feathered face-framing pieces, and long wispy bangs across the forehead.

3. Apply a small amount of the heat protectant spray listed below to damp hair before blow-drying.

4. Rough blow-dry using a paddle brush and hands, directing airflow upward at the roots around the crown to build maximum volume and messy separation.

5. Use a mini flat iron on the tips to flick out the bottom layers slightly, while keeping the bangs straight and piecey across the eyes.

6. Generously mist the dry texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give that gritty, rock-and-roll lived-in volume.

7. Work a dime-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your fingertips and pinch the ends to define individual wisps and face-framing strands.

1. Start by prepping clean, towel-dried hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Separate your bangs from the rest of your hair using sectioning clips.

3. Blow-dry the wispy bangs using a small ceramic round brush, rolling them downwards and sweeping slightly to distribute the texture across your forehead.

4. Apply a pump of smoothing blow-dry cream through the mid-lengths and ends using the product listed below.

5. Divide the main hair into horizontal sections and blow-dry using a medium round ceramic barrel brush, directing the ends gently inwards towards the collarbone.

6. Run a flat iron lightly down any stray pieces if needed, curving softly at the ends to mimic natural movement.

7. Finish with a spritz of shine-enhancing light-hold finishing hairspray to keep flyaways smoothed while retaining natural bounce.

1. Start by sectioning off the lower lengths of the hair where you want the vivid blue pop, and lighten this perimeter using the hair lightening kit listed below until reaching a clean level 9 or 10 pale yellow base.

2. Rinse, blow dry thoroughly, and apply the semi-permanent vivid blue hair dye listed below to the pre-lightened ends, blending slightly upwards into the natural black base to create a soft, seamless dip-dye gradient.

3. Once the color has processed and rinsed clear with cool water, prep damp hair with the lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands before heat styling.

4. Blow dry the hair with a flat paddle brush, directing the sweeping front fringe across the forehead and slightly flicking the ends for natural separation.

5. Use a mini flat iron on low to medium heat to smooth the crown and create slight piecey bends through the ends.

6. Finish the look by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends, shaking it out with your fingers to give it that effortless, windblown edge.

1. Section off the top natural blonde canopy horizontally from ear to ear, clipping it firmly out of the way.

2. Pre-lighten the entire nape under-section to a clean pale blonde using the hair lightening kit listed below.

3. Divide the bleached under-layer into vertical segments across the nape to place your vivid colors.

4. Apply semi-permanent vivid direct dyes—purple, pink, yellow, lime green, and teal—side-by-side using the hair coloring brush set listed below, blending slightly where they meet.

5. Process according to dye instructions, then rinse with cool water using the color-safe sulfate-free shampoo listed below to prevent cross-bleeding.

6. Treat the sensitized lightened hair with the deep conditioning bond repair mask listed below for softness and shine.

7. Blow dry straight with a round brush, using the heat protectant spray listed below, and let the top blonde hair fall naturally to conceal the vibrant rainbow surprise beneath.

1. Start by getting a tailored undercut pixie cut with closely tapered sides and back, leaving textured, longer feathered layers through the crown and front fringe.

2. Maintain dark natural roots while pre-lightening the top canopy to a pale level 10 blonde, then tone using the cool silver toner listed below to achieve an icy metallic finish.

3. On freshly washed, damp hair, apply a dollop of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths of the longer sections.

4. Blow dry using the small ceramic round brush listed below, lifting upwards at the crown to maximize volume and sweeping the front layers forward and to the side.

5. Rub a dime-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and gently piece out the ends to define texture and create airy separation.

6. Finish with a spritz of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep the feathered volume in place all day without feeling stiff.

1. Start by parting the hair precisely down the center from the hairline all the way to the nape of the neck using a tail comb.

2. For the split-dye effect, isolate the left side and lighten it to a clean level 10 pale yellow using a dedicated hair lightening powder bleach kit listed below, then apply an icy cool toner to achieve the bright silver-white finish.

3. On the opposite side, apply a rich jet black semi-permanent or permanent color using the dark hair dye listed below, making sure to keep the center line completely clean to avoid bleeding.

4. Cut the length into a blunt chin-length bob, adding subtle texture through the ends, and snip a straight, piecey micro fringe across the brow line.

5. Prep the hair with the heat protectant spray listed below before styling with a flat iron or small curling wand to create subtle, undone 2A bends throughout the lengths.

6. Smooth the micro bangs straight down with a mini styling iron, and finish off by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the waves to create effortless separation and body.

1. Start by sectioning off the entire top canopy of the hair from the temples back to the occipital bone, clipping it firmly out of the way using sectioning clips.

2. On the lower underlayer, pre-lighten the strands up to a clean pale blonde using the hair lightening bleach powder and 20-volume developer listed below.

3. Once lifted and rinsed clean, apply the vibrant neon yellow semi-permanent dye listed below generously through the mid-lengths and ends of that bottom layer, letting it process fully before rinsing in cold water.

4. Apply a gloss or rich dark tint to the top canopy with the jet black demi-permanent hair color listed below to ensure intense contrast and high shine.

5. After washing and towel-drying, prep the lengths with the thermal protection blowout mist listed below to protect the bleached ends from heat.

6. Blow dry smooth using a medium ceramic round brush, focusing on rolling the ends slightly under and outward for an effortless, feathered finish.

7. Finish by running a drop of the smoothing hair serum listed below through the ends to add separation and glossy texture.

1. Start on dry or towel-dried hair by prepping your lengths with the leave-in conditioner spray listed below to keep bleached and colored ends hydrated.

2. If creating the color from scratch, lighten the lower ends using a gentle bleach kit, then apply the semi-permanent neon yellow hair dye listed below to the bottom 4-6 inches for that fun sunburst dip-dye effect.

3. Mist damp hair generously with the sea salt texturizing spray listed below to encourage your hair's natural loose wave pattern.

4. Blow dry using a diffuser or let your hair air dry naturally while scrunching upward with your fingers to build volume and texture.

5. For extra definition around the face, wrap random 1-inch sections around a wide-barrel curling wand for just a few seconds, leaving the ends straight.

6. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below throughout the roots and mid-lengths, flipping your head over, and giving it an effortless, windswept toss.

1. Section off the top and crown hair, clipping it securely upwards, and use professional hair clippers using the hair clippers listed below to buzz the sideburns and temporal area down to a clean, even guard length.

2. Drop the top section down and precision-cut the bangs straight across mid-forehead into short baby micro bangs, then point-cut into the fringe to give it a piecey, edgy finish.

3. Blend and texturize the back nape section to collarbone length using texturizing shears, leaving the perimeter feathered and light so it has natural movement.

4. Lighten the upper lengths and back section up to a pale level 10 blonde, then tone using the pastel pink semi-permanent hair dye listed below while leaving the buzzed undercut dark for maximum contrast.

5. Apply a dime-sized amount of the lightweight heat protectant serum listed below and blow-dry using a small round brush or your fingers, pushing the top forward and letting the back flare outwards slightly.

6. Work a small dab of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and piece out the micro fringe and back ends for that perfectly lived-in, punk-inspired texture.

1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with a golf-ball-sized dollop of the volumizing root lift mousse listed below right at your roots, followed by the lightweight heat protectant spray listed below distributed evenly through your mid-lengths and ends.

2. Blow-dry using a large ceramic round brush, lifting upward and away from the scalp at the crown to lock in maximum airy root volume.

3. Section the hair horizontally from bottom to top, taking roughly 1.5-inch sections and wrapping them around the 1.25-inch ceramic curling iron listed below, leaving about an inch of the ends out for an effortless, modern finish.

4. Alternate the curl direction through the back, but make sure to curl the sections around your face outward and away from your cheeks to accentuate your bone structure.

5. Once all the curls have completely cooled, flip your head upside down and thoroughly spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-shaft to break up the curl definition and build lived-in fullness.

6. Flip back up, run your fingers loosely through your hair, and lock in the bombshell lift with a gentle mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below.

1. Prep clean, towel-dried hair by evenly misting the thermal protectant spray listed below to shield your blonde strands from heat damage.

2. Apply a golf-ball-sized amount of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give your lob lift and bounce.

3. Section out the hair and blow dry with a medium ceramic round brush, lifting at the roots for volume and rolling the ends slightly outward as you reach the collarbone.

4. For the front curtain layers, blow-dry the bangs forward and up on the round brush, then roll them back and away from your face to create that swooping curtain effect.

5. Once fully dry, spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and shake out the layers with your fingers for an airy, effortless finish.

6. Complete the look with a quick spritz of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep your face-framing sweep locked in all day.

1. Start by bleaching the hair to an even, clean Level 10 platinum blonde base using the gentle hair bleaching kit listed below.

2. Deposit a semi-permanent pastel lavender toner using the pastel lilac semi-permanent hair color listed below, letting it process until you achieve an even cool purple hue.

3. Cut the hair into a textured collarbone-length lob, incorporating interior layers and point-cutting the ends to create a choppy, airy perimeter.

4. Apply a lightweight volumizing mousse to damp roots and mid-lengths using the root lift volumizing mousse listed below.

5. Blow dry with a medium ceramic round brush, lifting hair at the roots and flipping the deep side part over for instant volume.

6. Add subtle, effortless bends through random vertical sections using a flat iron or large barrel curling wand, leaving the tips straight.

7. Mist generously with the dry texturizing spray listed below and shake out the pieces with your fingers for a piecey, lived-in finish.

1. Start by parting clean, dry hair precisely down the center from forehead to nape to prep for the split dye, clipping each half securely away.

2. Lighten the chosen half of your hair to a pale level 10 blonde using the hair bleach powder and developer listed below, making sure to avoid overlapping onto the opposite section.

3. Once lifted, tone the blonde side to eliminate brassiness using the cool violet toning shampoo listed below to achieve an icy platinum finish.

4. Apply a rich jet-black demi or permanent color to the other half, rinsing each side carefully with cool water so the dark pigment doesn't bleed into the light side.

5. Prep damp hair with the lightweight heat protectant spray listed below before blow-drying.

6. Use a medium round ceramic brush and blow dryer to sweep the long front fringe across the face, slightly beveling the ends of the lob outward for that effortless, piecey kick.

7. Finish the look by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and roots to give it gritty volume and separation.

1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with a lightweight smoothing primer and the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Apply a dollop of volumizing mousse through the roots and mid-lengths to give the blowout lasting body and bounce.

3. Section the hair into manageable horizontal tiers, starting from the nape of the neck up toward the crown.

4. Using the large ceramic round brush listed below and a focused concentrator nozzle on your blow dryer, smooth each section while rolling the ends under toward the chest to create that fluid, inward curve.

5. When working on the face-framing curtain layers, blow-dry the hair upwards and away from the face to create a soft, sweeping swoop that opens up the cheekbones.

6. Once dry, smooth a tiny drop of the lightweight hair styling serum listed below over the ends to eliminate flyaways and enhance the icy platinum shine.

7. Finish the look with a light mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the shape without losing natural movement.

1. Prep clean, towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling mousse or the leave-in heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from thermal styling.

2. Blow-dry the bangs straight down using a small round brush or paddle brush, sweeping them slightly back and forth to give them that effortless, piecey Birkin shape.

3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair until it's completely dry, encouraging natural volume at the crown.

4. Using a 1.25-inch curling iron or the ceramic styling wand listed below, take vertical 1-inch sections and create loose, alternating bends, making sure to leave the last inch of your ends straight for a relaxed finish.

5. Once the waves have cooled, mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below and gently rake through with your fingers to break up the curls.

6. Finish the look by working a tiny drop of the lightweight hair oil listed below through the copper ends to seal in shine and enhance the warm color dimension.

1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a lightweight leave-in conditioner and a pump of the texturizing styling mousse listed below to give your layers natural grit and body.

2. Rough dry your hair upside down with a blow dryer until it is about 80% dry to create maximum root lift and messy volume at the crown.

3. Use a small round brush or your fingers while pointing the airflow down onto the choppy bangs to keep them piecey, textured, and slightly separated above your brows.

4. Take random 1-inch sections through the mid-lengths and create subtle, alternating bends using the flat iron styler listed below, leaving the ends straight and feathery for that quintessential lived-in shag look.

5. Once styled, generously mist all over with the dry texturizing spray listed below, shaking your roots out with your fingers to break up the layers.

6. Emulsify a dime-sized amount of the matte styling wax listed below between your fingertips and pinch the tips of your bangs and face-framing strands to define the razored ends.

7. Keep your vivid crimson tone vibrant between salon visits by washing once a week with the red color depositing shampoo listed below.

1. Start by getting a layered short bob or bixie cut with short, textured micro bangs cut slightly above the eyebrows.

2. Section out the top crown and fringe areas to be lightened, keeping the underlying nape area your natural medium brown using the hair sectioning clips listed below.

3. Pre-lighten the selected top ribbons and fringe sections to a pale blonde using the gentle hair bleach lightening kit listed below.

4. Apply a semi-permanent direct dye in vibrant magenta or hot pink using the semi-permanent pink hair dye listed below to the lightened ribbons, saturating completely.

5. Rinse in cool water and wash with the sulfate-free color safe shampoo listed below to prevent bleeding.

6. Rough-dry your hair using your fingers and a blow dryer to bring out your natural texture and body.

7. Rub a dime-sized amount of the matte styling hair paste listed below between your fingertips and pinch the ends of the bangs and layers to create that effortless, separated texture.

1. Start by prepping damp, towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling mousse using the volumizing mousse listed below to give the cut lift and separation.

2. Blow-dry the bangs straight down with a small flat paddle brush using the flat styling paddle brush listed below, sweeping them side to side gently to keep them soft and wispy without puffing up.

3. Rough-dry the remaining lengths using your fingers or a diffuser attachment to encourage your natural texture and soft bends.

4. Take random 1-inch sections of hair and lightly wrap them around a wide barrel wand using the 1.25-inch ceramic curling wand listed below, leaving the ends completely straight for that effortless, undone vibe.

5. Mist a generous amount of texturizing spray through the mid-lengths and ends using the dry texturizing finishing spray listed below, shaking out the waves with your fingers.

6. To keep the cool smoky lilac shade from turning brassy between salon visits, wash weekly with a violet-tinted cleanser using the purple toning shampoo listed below.

1. Start by washing hair with the purple toning shampoo listed below to keep that icy platinum tone looking crisp and bright without any yellow undertones.

2. On damp hair, mist throughout with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your lightened strands from thermal damage.

3. Apply a golf-ball sized dollop of the volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give lift and airy body.

4. Blow dry using a large ceramic round brush, lifting up at the crown for volume and rolling the face-framing curtain bangs outward and away from the face.

5. Use a 1.25-inch curling iron or wand to add soft, loose bends to mid-lengths, making sure to leave the ends straight for that lived-in lob vibe.

6. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below generously from mid-shaft to ends and shaking it out with your fingers, sealing the tips with a drop of the lightweight hair oil listed below.

1. Start by lifting the natural hair to a clean, pale level 10 blonde using a gentle bleaching system to provide an even canvas for pastels.

2. Apply a pastel lilac toner at the roots and mid-lengths, and softly blend a gentle pastel pink semi-permanent dye through the front face-framing pieces and ends using the color tint brush listed below.

3. Cut the hair into a blunt collarbone lob, adding light internal weight removal and soft face-framing layers around the cheekbones.

4. Prep damp hair with the heat protectant spray listed below before blow-drying smooth with a medium round brush.

5. Use a 1.25-inch curling iron to add effortless, relaxed S-bends to random sections, making sure to leave the last inch of the ends straight.

6. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and gently running your fingers through to break up the waves for an airy, romantic feel.

1. Start on freshly washed hair and apply a quarter-sized amount of the smoothing blowout cream listed below to damp mid-lengths and ends.

2. Mist your entire head with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to shield your rich color from heat fade.

3. Blow-dry your fringe first using the small ceramic round brush listed below, rolling slightly under and sweeping gently to eliminate cowlicks.

4. Section off the rest of your hair into 2-inch horizontal layers and blow-dry with the medium boar bristle round brush listed below, turning the ends under softly for natural bounce.

5. Warm a couple of drops of the lightweight shine hair serum listed below between your palms and smooth over the lengths to add luminous gloss and tame flyaways.

1. Start with towel-dried hair and apply a lightweight heat protection primer using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from styling damage.

2. Blow-dry hair using a medium round ceramic brush, lifting at the roots to build soft volume, and establish a deep side part sweeping over one eye.

3. Take 1- to 2-inch vertical sections and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch curling wand, leaving the last inch of the ends out to maintain that chic, modern blunt feel.

4. Alternate the curl directions slightly, but ensure the pieces framing your face curl outward and away from the cheekbones.

5. Once your curls have cooled down completely, mist a generous amount of the texturizing wave spray listed below all over your mid-lengths.

6. Gently shake out the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break up the pattern into relaxed, lived-in bends.

7. Finish the look with a light mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep the side-swept shape intact throughout the night.

1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep with the leave-in heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Apply a golf ball-sized puff of the volumizing hair mousse listed below evenly through mid-lengths and roots to build light, airy body.

3. Blow-dry the bangs first using the small round boar bristle brush listed below, rolling them downward and slightly forward to create a gentle bevel right over the brows.

4. Section the rest of the hair and blow-dry using the medium ceramic round brush listed below, lifting at the roots for volume and curving the ends softly inward toward the collarbone.

5. Once fully dry, mist the roots and mid-lengths with the dry texturizing spray listed below, lightly shaking out with your fingers to give it that effortless, lived-in 70s vibe.

6. Finish with a delicate mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in shape and control flyaways without making the fringe stiff.

1. Start on freshly cleansed, soaking wet hair using the sulfate-free moisturizing shampoo and rich conditioner listed below to hydrate your coils.

2. Section your curls into four quadrants and apply a generous amount of the curl defining cream listed below from roots to tips, ensuring even saturation.

3. Work in smaller half-inch subsections to finger-coil or use a defining brush to clump your tight spiral ringlets and enhance definition around the halo perimeter and bangs.

4. Glaze over your defined ringlets with the lightweight strong hold styling gel listed below to lock in the coil shape and eliminate frizz without weighing down the volume.

5. Gently diffuse using the blow dryer with diffuser attachment listed below on low heat and low airflow, hovering around the head until your curls are completely dry.

6. Once fully dry, apply a few drops of the nourishing bonding hair oil listed below to your palms and gently fluff out the roots with an afro pick to expand into a stunning, voluminous rounded silhouette.

1. Start by washing hair with a color-protecting shampoo and conditioner to preserve that vibrant auburn shine.

2. On towel-dried hair, apply a generous amount of the volumizing root lift spray listed below directly to your roots to build high-end lift.

3. Work a dime-sized amount of the heat protectant blowout smoothing serum listed below through your mid-lengths and ends to ensure silky, frizz-free texture.

4. Blow dry using a 2-inch ceramic round brush, lifting hair upwards at the crown for maximum height and curling the ends under smoothly.

5. Create a deep side part and roll sections of hair into the jumbo ceramic hot rollers listed below, letting them cool completely for 20 minutes to set the bounce.

6. Gently unroll and brush through your locks with a boar bristle styling brush to blend into smooth, cascading waves.

7. Lock everything in place with a flexible hold luminous hairspray listed below for a touchable, glassy finish that lasts all day.

1. Start by prepping freshly washed, towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling mousse and the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Blow dry the bangs using a small round ceramic brush, rolling them forward and slightly upward, then parting them in the center so they fall softly into curtain-style bottleneck bangs.

3. Rough-dry the rest of the hair with a paddle brush or diffuser until completely dry, lifting at the roots to ensure natural, airy body.

4. Take random 1- to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch curling iron, leaving the last inch of the ends out to maintain that modern, relaxed blunt finish.

5. Alternate the curl direction between clockwise and counter-clockwise away from and towards the face to create dynamic, lived-in texture.

6. Once the curls have cooled, break them apart gently with your fingers or a wide-tooth detangling comb.

7. Spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and roots to add volume and piecey separation.

8. Finish off with a light mist of flexible hold hairspray and a tiny dab of hair shine serum on the ends for a rich, glossy burgundy glow.

1. Start by sectioning the hair horizontally, separating the top canopy (crown and surface fringe) from the underneath perimeter and lower fringe band.

2. Lighten both sections to a clean level 10 blonde using the hair lightening kit listed below, taking extra care around the delicate fringe area.

3. Formulate and apply a smoky ash silver toner to the top section, while applying a pastel mint green semi-permanent dye to the lower peekaboo section and under-bangs using the pastel mint hair dye listed below.

4. Cut a textured lob with heavily razored, piecey layers throughout the crown and mid-lengths to emulate a modern shag or wolf cut silhouette.

5. Cut a wispy, shattered fringe across the forehead, allowing the mint green peekaboo layer underneath to peek out distinctly beneath the silver surface strands.

6. Apply a pump of the lightweight styling mousse listed below to damp hair, then rough-dry using a diffuser or round brush to encourage soft movement and bend.

7. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-lengths, shaking it out with your fingers for an effortless, separated finish.