HAIR TIPS: THE WAVY GRAVY

Be inspired by the following directional looks with stylist, Luke Hersheson's tips on how to recreate them.

The Wavy Gravy

Undoubtedly one of the most defining hair styles of the Noughties. Its appeal lies in the instant wow factor of hair that looks fresh, effortless and not too contrived. Unquestionably sexy, it's a style that works on both long and short hair.

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Perfect Blow Dry

A Hersheson classic for anyone after groomed, sleek and polished looking hair.



Alexandre

The 50's hair pleat gets a Noughties makeover. A flatter front and sides ensure its relevance in 2010.



The Bardot

A lady-like elegance that pays homage to Hitchcock heroine, Tippy Hedren.



How to use the Winge



How to use the Ponytail



How to use the Twisty



The B-52

A modern, tougher reinterpretation of the classic Bardot up-do.



Audrey

An instant 'lift' which creates a modern version of Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's.



Ragabilly

Rock-a-billy meets Raga girl. A deceptively structured mess.



How to use The Bardot Clip In Hair Piece



How to do the Hair Plait



How to use the 22" Straight Clip In Hair Piece



The Wavy Gravy

Touselled beach head hair meets Noughties rock'n'roll.



Asymmetric

Imagine the chic of a 70s Jerry Hall or Alice Dellal with a modern, edgy undercut.



Luxe Curls

Think 1970s Gucci; the Wavy Gravy meets the Marcel.



How to use the Long Slightly Layered Smooth 3-4 Head Hair Piece



How to use the Hershesons Original Clip In and Ten Piece Clip In Set



Punkabilly

Tough but fun, punk(ish) mini-mohawk from the early Nineties.



Make Believe Bob

A make believe bob reminiscent of 1930s Bloomsbury and the Mitford sisters.



The Quiff

A 1950s quiff with tom-boy cool to add a little edge to your clothes.

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