Help! How Would You Recreate This Style?

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Morgan A.

Jan 30, 2013

Morgan A.

I'm loving Elisha cuthberts long wavy hair in 'Happy Endings'! I have a general idea of how to get the look but I'm challenged when it comes to hair ;)
also, I'm growing my hair out but what should I ask for when getting it trimmed? I have super fine/thin blonde hair so I'm guessing somewhat blunt ends to keep it looking fuller... Here's a link to a picture! http://pins.wheretogetkefir.com/wp-content/uploads/et_temp/e17b5__Elisha-Cuthbert-loose-curls-62740_222x180.jpg

Jessica S.

Jan 30, 2013

Jessica S.

Fine hair need to be blunt. Also you should have long layers in. Starting by your ears and down. Depending how long your hair is, id start at the chin. Making sure its not over layered and the stylist makes the bottom thin. Thats what u dont want. Its pretty simple. And bring the picture- we love pictures if its realistic.. 

Janaan T.

Jan 30, 2013

Janaan T.

Curly?

Morgan A.

Jan 31, 2013

Morgan A.

It's more waves than curls I think.. And I mean like curling barrel size, products, etc..

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