Models Aoife Walsh,Karena Graham, Rebecca Maguire and Nicola Hughes pictured in a photo shoot on the rooftop of The hip Spencer Hotel in the IFSC to launch the latest celeb hair styling essential the revolutionary new Instyler Max The new Instyler Max is set to take Ireland by storm and is building on the enormous success of the Instyler which has become a salon, celebrity and home must-have all across the world. for more info check out www.instyler.ie
Speaking at the launch, Nicola Hughes explains, “The Instyler is great for my busy schedule! I keep it with me so I can change my hairstyle in between events, it's so handy to have." InStyler is also a firm favourite with the luscious locks of Rosanna Davison, Roz Purcell and Georgia Salpa.
Whether it’s that silky straight or cascading curls effect which one is after, the new InStyler® Rotating Iron Max is fast earning a reputation as the world’s number one in hair appliances and is now ready to treat the tresses of Ireland’s fashion-conscious females. It offers all the benefits of traditional stylers and a salon blow dry in just one product.
The stunning models were specially designed in pieces from Virginia MacariÂ’s SS16 Gold Collection inspired by Old Hollywood glamour. Made from silks, beaded fabrics and lace Morocco and Paris this year, the beach couture dresses can be worn over swimwear for poolside glamour or with a slip underneath for a red carpet look.
So what’s new about the Instyler® Max? This next generation product straightens, curls, and adds twice the amount of body and shine to hair thanks to its new technology feature of two-way autorotation. InStyler® Max lets you easily control the direction of the heated rotating barrel for outstanding performance; with the motorized barrel rotating toward the end of the hair to maximisethe smoothing and polishing action. Furthermore, the ionic bristles coupled with the black tourmaline ceramic curved smoothing plate add volume, smooth the hair and re
There is a hot new hair trend on the scene, and it’s going to do your hair some good.
Mark Fugate, one of Britain’s most popular hair stylists, says we need to start taking better care of our locks and stop microwaving them, but instead bake our hair.
“Microwaving is when you use a tool at too high of a temperature with the wrong product in your hair,” Mark revealed.
“It’s sizzling and being zapped into a shape, which causes a rapid heat up and cool down and doesn’t allow for hair to set in its form,” he continued.
But how do we “bake” our hair?
“Baking is applying a heat protector, using a hot tool at a lower heat, and spending extra time letting a curl heat up around the iron correctly,” the savvy stylist revealed to Marie Claire.
