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Celebrity
Gibson girls, words cannot express the gratitude that I feel about my first New York Times article on me and Jason (our dog Spencer even got a shout-out!) and the things that I believe in. I am truly doing my life’s work and I am blessed in ways that are beyond. Check out the story, it’s on the cover of the Style section! MAJOR.
Remember, even when it’s all the news that’s fit to print, Beauty Is Individual.
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Backstage Beauty: How To Get The Hairstyle At Lela Rose’s Fall 2012 Show
What do we think? Remember, even on a catwalk, Beauty Is Individual.
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Elizabeth Banks’ March 2012 ‘Women’s Health’ Cover Hairstyle
Elizabeth Banks is MAJOR on that “Women’s Health” cover, right, Gibson Girls? You can just tell she’s used to be in front of the camera. It’s not her first rodeo; Elizabeth used to be a model. And that always helps me on shoots. She knows her angles and what works well for her.
For this particular cover, I wanted her hair a little longer, so we used some extensions. Here, her hair is longer than it was for our “Lucky” magazine cover shoot. As for tools, I used a large barrel curling iron. As “Women’s Health” is a bit less polished and more natural, we went for loose, sexy waves with a side-part. To tame her mane, I used Fix It Gel, Hair Sheets Styling for the blowout and Beautiful Hold to secure the look. Lastly, I put a little Tame It Lotion on her dry hair for texture. I just used a dime-sized amount and work from there, applying it from mid-shaft to the ends, skipping the scalp.
What do you think of Elizabeth’s look? And can you even wait for “The Hunger Games” movie to come out?
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