Demystifying Finishing For Guys
demystifying finishing for guysWhat to do if he thinks mousse is just a girly dessert.The same guy who wields a glue gun, a hockey stick or a corkscrew withmassive confidence can become completely undone when faced with astyling product and a hairbrush. The fact is, anything beyond vigorousrubbing with a towel after the shower is a styling mystery to many men. But,says Thom, a little instruction and a few seconds of effort each morning canmake a huge difference between grungy and well-groomed.the rocker-withlong-locks finish(John Mayer, Ryan Eggold,Michael Steger, Rod Stewart,the Rolling Stones)the curly/wavy/frizzy finishthe classicfinish(George Clooney,Matt Damon, those adorableRalph Lauren models)After shampooing, Thom applies alight holding product like mousseto damp strands, parts the hairand then lets it dry completely.“This ‘sets’ the hair,” he explains,“and controls the texture.” Next,he breaks up strands with a brushor with his hands and adds a dabof pomade for shine and unfussytexture. “Pomades and stylingcrèmes are my go-to products forguys,” he comments, “because thehair remains touchable rather thanstiff or crunchy.”94behindthechair.com(Ryan Philippe,Adrian Grenier, Nick Jonas)Curly hair is thirsty hair so moistureis critical. Start with a cocktailof leave-in conditioner and haircrème and apply to damp hair. (Ifhair is super-dry and frizzy, add afew drops of styling oil to the mix.“Every curly texture is different,”Thom comments, “so you haveto experiment with each client.”)Massage into hair and then, handsoff! “The moisture in the productswill encourage a controlled andconsistent curl formation,” saysThom, “and tame the frizz. So tellthe guy to leave it alone once it’sdry to avoid disturbing the curl.”Styles come and go but some guyswill never part with their rocker locks.Whether he opts for a ‘70s glam effector a more tousled and casual effect,it’s wise to break out the brush andblow dryer, says Thom, to help longerhair take shape. He tells guys to applya bit of straightening gel (if hair iscurly) or mousse (if it’s fine) to dampstrands and then use a blow dryerand a round brush, directing strandstoward the face. When hair is dry, heshows them how to take a nickelsized dab of pomade, work it intohands and pinch it into top sectionsto prevent strands from looking toofluffy. “Then I have them go backand massage the pomade through,”he says. Critical tip? Go easy on thegoop! Apply product sparingly—it’seasier to add more than to removetoo much. And if the guy does gooverboard on pomade or wax, a littledry shampoo or powder will soak upthe excess.the faux hawkfinish(Ryan Seacrest)All of the action takes placeafter the hair is shampooedand dry with this look. Select astrong-hold pomade, one thatwill make the hair stiff but notsticky. “I prefer a pomade toa gel,” Thom notes, “becausegels can make the hair toosharp.” Then, working from theback, and from the sides, getyour hands in there and firmlydirect all of the hair upward.Finally, use your fingers topinch the tips of the faux-hawklengths to create little spikes.
chapter titlethom prianoboys and curlsHelp your guys sport their loopy lockswith pride, and avoid hair ‘fro-stration.Curls have come a long way. Thanks to clever cuttingtechniques, an array of curl-friendly care and styling productsand even a few tricks from the chemistry department, Thomkeeps his curly clients on the path to cool style.Will.I.AmDry cutting is the best way to shapeextremely curly textures.Orlando BloomCropped curls are manageable curls.the kindest cuts for curlEvery curly head is different, says Thom, so watch curls carefully andwork with them as you cut. If the hair is extremely frizzy or kinky, he optsto cut it dry, so that he can see it take shape as he sculpts. “If it’s a looser,more manageable curl,” he says, “I’ll start cutting it damp and keep goingas it dries, watching the curls form and shaping them accordingly.”If your guy is a zero-maintenance type who has no interest in wranglinghis curls each morning (ie: most NBA players) grab your clipper, pop onthe number one blade and buzz it to the scalp. If he can manage a bitof hair management, scissor it to an easy-care two inch length, perhapswith tighter sides, a la Orlando Bloom. If he’s up for a styling commitment,give him a longer look with loose, tousled curls by creating the outlinewith blunt cutting, and then notching into the tips (no higher than ¼ inch)of the curls to encourage gentle unfurling. Ditto for the long-hair, RussellBrand types. If your guy’s strands are on the skinny side, though, skip thesnipping into the ends. “Stick to blunt cutting if the hair is thinning,” saysThom. “Don’t cut into the curl at all.”better curls through chemistryIf your curly/kinky client wants a little help in the control department, tryeasing the texture with a relaxer. With guys, says Thom, it’s a quick onand off—process just long enough to relax the curl slightly but maintainmovement. Many guys are also embracing keratin smoothing treatments95behindthechair.comRussell BrandNotch curl tips for better curl flow.Eric DaneFor easy, tousled style, work creamor oil into damp hair, finger styleand don’t touch it again!to take their curls down a notch. “We have one client at the salon withshoulder length hair and he loves the service,” says Thom. “Another onewears his hair short on the sides and longer on top and he has it done onthe longer sections. It’s quick—it takes less than an hour.”product is mandatory, not optional“Using the right products is the only way you are going to get a beautifulcurl,” Thom declares. “Otherwise, it’s the ‘60s all over again—the hair willbe a big ball of fuzz!”Thom loves creamy shampoos and leave-in conditioners for guys—because, he says, “you can never over-condition frizzy hair.” If curl istight, apply styling cream or oil to damp hair. Position the curls withfingertips and let strands air dry. If the natural curl is softer, opt for alighter styling cream and maybe a couple of drops of serum on the ends.“Once the hair is dry,” says Thom, “tell your client never to touch it again.Anytime you disturb curl, you get a mess. If he does disrupt the outsidelayer, show him how to put some cream or serum in his hands and crunchit into the ends.”Finally, remember, every head of curls is completely different, so yourguys might need to experiment with various styling cocktails until theyfind the perfect recipe!
chapter titlethom prianobye-bye bieberit’s time to groom your guysFor some time now, fashion-savvy males have been flocking to their stylists anddemanding the shaggy, eye-grazing shape made popular by ‘tween heartthrobJustin Bieber. Now, declares grooming expert Thom Priano, get ready for the Bieberbacklash. “It’s time to grow up,” Thom says, “and get that hair up and off of the face.The result is so much more adult and sexier.”Young celebs like Zac Efron and Daniel Radcliffe have already gotten the memo—they’ve snipped their little-boy mops into structured, tapered cuts that intensify theirmasculinity by accentuating cheekbones and jawlines. What makes these groomedshapes modern, says Thom, are the slightly disheveled, texturized front and crownlengths. “These cuts also look great with a crisp, smooth finish,” Thom notes.nownownowthenNew York Jets Quarterback Mark Sanchez tradedhis floppy curls for crisp grooming.Zac Efron’s makeover was uplifting and shifted hisappeal from ‘tweens to adults.the anti-bieber cutTurn to classic barbering techniques like clipper cutting or scissor-over-comb to keepthe back and sides close, says Thom. Top lengths should be no more than two orthree inches on top and as short as an inch in front. If the client wants to retain a bitof length and permimeter texture—like David Beckham or New England quarterbackTom Brady—cut with scissors rather than scissor-over-comb or clippers. Texturize toplengths with scissor tips or thinning shears.color trendsThese new cuts look great with subtle highlights, says Thom, especially if the guy has amedium-brown base. Avoid chunky sections—instead, create extremely fine foil weavesand place them throughout the lengths. Work on damp hair to help keep foils in place.Lift with color, not bleach, to avoid the need to tone. Use a permanent shade that is twolevels lighter than the base to produce a subtle, one-level lift without visible regrowth.for more men’s stylingsearch: colorthom96behindthechair.comthenthenDaniel Radcliffe left Harry Potter—and Harry’skiddie cut—behind.style pointsDepending upon the hair type, Thom usuallyfinishes these looks like this:1. Using just the hands, remove all moisturewith a blow dryer, directing hair upward andaway from the face.2. Apply a small amount of malleable pomadeto lengths and finger-style.If the client has a strong, forward growthpattern, apply a firm-hold gel to damp strands,comb hair straight back and air dry or drywith heat. Break up top lengths with yourfingers and work in a bit of pomade to addshine and maintain separation. Finally, if thenatural texture is frizzy or super-curly, a keratinsmoothing treatment can provide control.
chapter titlethom prianowhat’s in thom’s kit?22 Indispensable Tools andProducts for On-The-Set GroomingWhether he’s grooming J. Edgar’s Miles Fisher for a session for GQ orworking on the Ralph Lauren Black Label campaign, Thom makes like aBoy Scout—always prepared. That means stocking his kit with the tools andproducts he knows will never fail him, and having the right aids on hand forevery possible hair type and assignment. “My kit is always changing,” Thomreveals, “because you have to keep testing new things.” Right now, Thom haszeroed in on these items as his must-haves on the set, and tells us why.ToolsNic shears and thinning shears,five inches“When I started my career I worked withsmaller shears. Ultimately I’ve discovered thatlonger blades give me more precise control.”Oster Cool Vibes ClippersADST Mini Ceramic Flat Iron“I use this with the clip-on guard for clean-upand for blending the ‘in-between’ lengths Ican’t get to with the Classic 76.”“Sometimes you need to quickly smoothcertain sections of hair.”Andis T-EdjerFeather Razor“I’m never without a razor and this oneperforms.”Oster Classic 76 Clippers“It comes with interchangeable blades from000 to 3.75. I feel that these blades provide thecleanest cut.”ProductsGarren New York Design SprayTonic“This is always my first choice. I use it oneveryone—men and women. It contains noalcohol, it promotes shine, it gives body andcontrol. It’s great for setting, blow drying ordrying the hair naturally.”Supremo Magic Move“This Japanese pomade comes in Light, Softand Hard. I can use it all day on the set and itnever builds up.”“I use this to edge the hairline and cut designsin the hair.”Babyliss Pro Forfex DeluxeFinishing Trimmer“It’s pencil thin and perfect for cleaning upneck hair and rogue facial hairs.”Twin Turbo 3200 Ceramic IonicBlow Dryer With DiffuserAttachmentChampion Hard Rubber 16 InchComb, Fanike Wide Tooth Comband Mason Pearson Brush“The first one is my cutting comb, the othertwo are indispensable for styling.”Water Bottle“Might be the most important of all! It’s forwetting down the hair for a haircut. Plus I’lloften skip product and just spritz the hair withwater to restyle.”“It’s 1800 watts, so it dries the hair quickly.”Remino Dry Wax Soft #4 For Real“This is another Japanese product—I use it forshine. It doesn’t give much hold.”Rene Furterer Styling WaxGarren New York Styling Crème,Moroccanoil Hydrating StylingCream, Kérastase LumiereNutri-Sculpt“My new favorite! I use it on my own hair—itprovides great control and shine.”“All three are great for adding moisture todry hair, and for curl definition and tamingflyaways.”Schwarzkopf OSIS Dust ItMattifying PowderL’Oreal Elnett Hairspray“Another new product that I love. It absorbsthe excess if there is build-up at the end of theday. I sprinkle it into my hands and work it in—it revives droopy hair.”“Yes, this hairspray Hall of Famer is even greatfor guys. It’s the best because it’s dry, not wet,so once I apply it, I can comb through it andit’s never sticky.”for more men’s stylingsearch: educationthom97behindthechair.com
The style evolved to a crisper and more groomed versionon the Versace Men runway in Milan this season.Photo: Craig McDean from Interview MagazinePhoto: Craig McDean from Interview Magazinechapter titlethom prianoActor Michael Penn’s Prohibition-stylecut is the epitome of gangster chic.gangster chicThe Hottest Men’s Cut of the SeasonWhen Boardwalk Empire debuted on HBO, aficionados buzzed aboutthe show’s unblinking violence and Prohibition-era chic looks. Oneof the standout characters was Michael Pitt’s Jimmy Darmody, thedoomed heir and war hero who met an untimely end at the conclusionof Season Two. But Jimmy’s haircut—buzzed short on the sides, leftlong on top and waxed to a high shine—continues to build momentumas the hottest men’s cut to emerge for many seasons.“I love this retro modern gangster cut!” declares Thom. “It’s an evolution of the fauxhawk, really. We started shaving off the sides and leaving a thicker, longer top area andthis is what developed.”In addition to the Boardwalk Empire gun-runners and speakeasy proprietors, variations ofthe cut are popping up on fashion runways worldwide. “All the guys on the runways arewearing this cut, or some sort of adaptation,” agrees Thom.The top section is where the “personality” of the wearer and the vision of the stylistcomes in—it can be anywhere from an inch to five inches long. The section can be sweptback or styled to flop over one eye. For an avant garde finish, says Thom, groom the hairso that it’s shiny and slightly wet looking. He likes Rene Furterer Styling Wax because itpromotes a thick, glossy texture that lasts all day. For a more conservative finish, style thelengths with a formula like Supremo Magic Move or American Crew Defining Paste,which offers medium hold and minimal shine.“It’s fun to play with color with this cut, too,” says Thom. “Create a lighter top section fordramatic contrast.”“It’s a great cut,” he concludes, “because it works for everyone if they’re daring enoughto do it. And it can be adapted into a more conservative version if they’re not!”98behindthechair.comgangster chic cuthow-toHere’s how Thom does thedisconnected haircut:1. Create a v-shaped top section from the middleof the brow or the recession point back to thetop of the occipital and clip it away.2. Using a clipper and #2 guard attachment, clipthe side and back sections.3. Switch to a #1 guard and blend the nape andside sections into the #2 areas to produce atapered fade.4. With an edger, edge the sides and back tocreate a crisp, tailored line.5. Release the top section. Part the hair down thecenter, as if you are going to cut a bob.6. Hold subsections perpendicular to the headto avoid layering and to limit graduation andcut to the desired (longer) length. For shorterlengths, create a design line around the head.Comb the front section forward, create thedesired length, then work back to the crown,blending the front and back design lines.Get more men’s hair tipssearch: thom
chapter titlethe fab fourModern methods for a quartet of iconic men’s hairstylesButtoned-up or Bohemian? Military crisp or adorably adolescent? Most guys fallinto one of these four style categories, and each category embraces a signaturehaircut. No matter how unstudied a guy’s overall look may be, says men’s styleexpert Thom Priano, it’s important to execute each cut correctly, and make sureto update the traditional look with the right details and finishing.G.I. Joethe shape: High and tight, slightly disconnected.the cut: Crop the sides and back, up to the recessionpoint and crown, using an Oster clipper with a #1guard. Switch to a #2 or #3 guard for the top section,depending on desired length.the finish: Polish all strands with a light pomade ortexturizing formula.thom says: “In order to create any man’s cut that is fittedto the head, it’s essential to own a clipper with all of theattachments in order to get the desired sections as closeto the head as necessary. My favorite at the moment isthe Oster Turbo 77.”thom prianoDaniel RadcliffeSchoolboy SwaggerZac EfronChris HemsworthClassicthe shape: Well-tailored side and backsections with a boyish, eye-grazing fringe.The shape: Sides, back and top are evenly balancedwith a rounded design line.the cut: Create the desired length on thesides and back with a #4 or #5 clipper guard.Direct the top section forward and create thedesign line with shears, blending the lengthswith the side. The fringe should be cut in aslight V-shape, with the longest point in thecenter. Lift a vertical section from the longestpoint to the crown and snip into the tips.Work to each side in this manner, using thepreviously-cut section as a guide.The cut: Create the side and back lengths with anOster clipper and a #5 guard. Direct the top lengthsforward and create a rounded fringe section. Lift thecenter section straight up and create the desiredlength by snipping the ends with the tips of thescissors. Work to each side in this manner, usingeach previous section as a guide.the finish: Work a light pomade with plenty ofmovement through the lengths.99Adam Levinethe modern twist: A visible line of demarcation betweenthe cropped sides and top lengths.the modern twist: Texturize the lengths so thatthey don’t appear heavy or solid.behindthechair.comThe finish: Mist damp hair with setting spray, create aside part and allow strands to dry until they’re firm.Soften with a brush, add a bit of pomade to the topand comb or finger-style into the desired shape.The modern twist: Spike the lengths with deep notchcutting to increase the texture in the top section.Bohemian Shagthe shape: Long and layeredthe cut: When men’s hair is longit should be layered in the samemanner as a woman’s layered cut.“I like the shortest layer to hit justbelow the eye,” says Thom, “andthe lengths can extend from thechin to the top of the shoulder.”the finish: Avoid puffy, blow-driedlooks. Opt for “day old” textures,created with pomade and styledclose to the head.the modern twist: Facial hair—whether it’s a rugged stubble ora full beard—creates the modern,masculine, rebel vibe.
chapter titlehair rules for guy clientsAvoiding “trunk neck” and other strategies forstellar serviceIn the chair and at home, there are many ways to elevate your service andyour guy’s style I.Q. Here are 10 of Thom’s smart rules for better men’sbusiness and better men’s design.Practice Product Portion Control It’s important to use a great grooming product to give your guy polish, but start slow—youcan always add more. “If the hair doesn’t move within 10 or 15 minutes after it’s dry,” saysThom, “you’re using too much product, unless you’re going for a stiffly gelled look.” Andbe sure to demonstrate the correct amount to your client. “Put it right into his hand,” Thomsuggests, “so he can see precisely how much to apply.”Earn Brow-nie Pointsthom prianoProper brow grooming is an essential part of any men’s service. “I ask my clients to refrainfrom using brow clippers,” says Thom. “These tools take the hair so short it looks like a beard!I also discourage them from letting their wives or girlfriends shape their brows because theytend to create a shape that is too feminine.” Instead, simply comb brows in the natural growthdirection and trim the longer ends to maintain a natural, masculine shape.Stay High and DryIf a client has thinning hair, stick to dry finishing products. “Wet products—like greasypomades—tend to separate strands and reveal the scalp,” Thom points out. “Dryer productshelp make hair look thicker.”Conduct Shampoo ClassMost guys dump on the shampoo in the shower each morning and go at it. But manhandlingand scratching can damage the root and irritate the scalp. Instead, demonstrate a gentlemassage technique using the pads of the fingers instead of fingernails. It’s a kinder, gentlerstrategy for hair and scalp.Avoid “Trunk Neck”If a guy has a large, thick neck, a solid, blunt nape line will accentuate the girth. Instead, useclippers with a #1 guard to etch in a line that follows and blends the shape of the naturalhairline.Lock In The Next VisitFew guys are big on making plans—and that includes haircuts. As a result, a cut that shouldbe refreshed every four weeks can easily become neglected for months. “Try to get him toprebook before he leaves,” advises Thom. “If that doesn’t work, give him a call or send a textor email after three weeks with a friendly reminder.” If all else fails, contact his wife and askher to send him in.Now Ear ThisDon’t remove the cape until you’ve trimmed those little ear and nose sprouts for a perfectfinish. Thom gets the job done with an Oster’s “The Petite” O’Baby Clipper and tries toconvince his guys to pick up a trimming tool to use at home, too.Improve His StrokesGive guys a grooming productdemo after the cut to ensureproper usage and application.Hair by Thom PrianoFor Garren New YorkMost guys are pretty deft with house painting brushes, but hair brushes? Not so much. “Guysgenerally don’t brush their hair at all,” comments Thom, “but a session with a boar bristlebrush before bed each night is a great way to massage the scalp and bring oil through to theends so that the hair doesn’t dry out.”Towel Dry, Then ApplyWater dilutes vinegar, scotch and styling products. To make sure your gels, creams andlotions are working at full strength, towel or rough-dry strands before applying. “Everyapplication is different,” Thom notes, “so read the manufacturer’s instructions for eachproduct.”Face Reality100There are six to nine face shapes, which means that one haircut does not fit all. “Study eachface shape carefully,” advises Thom, “and design the cut and facial hair accordingly. Forexample, leaving hair on the forehead or in back can slim a full face, as can longer sideburns.And a beard is a great way to reduce a double chin!”behindthechair.com
chapter titleNick LacheyDavid Beckhamthom prianothe square facehow do you know? The forehead and the jaw are the same width.design theoryfamous faces: David Beckham, Nick LacheyWhen a guy settles into your chair, it’s temptingto give him the old snip-and-clip haircut-bythe-numbers. Resist the temptation! Becausewhen it comes to men, one cut does not fit all!It’s important to assess a guy’s face shape andfeatures, and then design your cut accordingly.Ryan GoslingJustin TimberlakeA bespoke approach to hair design pays off.Your guy may not understand exactly whyhe looks better than his buddies, but he willunderstand that you’re responsible—and that’sgood enough for him!Here’s a primer from Thom, groomer to thestars. (“Mr. Priano, Mr. Pitt is ready for younow!) He reveals the best design strategies forevery facial shape. If you want to rule the men’sworld, these are insights worth memorizing!Jude LawBarry Watsonthe triangle facehow do you know? The forehead is considerably narrower than the jawline.famous faces: Justin Timberlake, Ryan Goslingdesign strategies: Style the hair away from the face to open up theforehead, and keep the hair fuller in the temple area to balance the narrowness.the oval facehow do you know? This face shape is the ideal. Cheekbones are slightlywider than the forehead and jawline and slightly above the center of the face.famous faces: Barry Watson, Jude Lawdesign strategies: Anything goes for this client, so play up his best101feature—eyes, lips, etc.—with your design decisions.behindthechair.comphotography: Jonathan Hordle/Rex/Rex USA/BEImages (David Beckham); Picture Perfect/Rex USA/BEImages (Nick Lachey); Matt Baron/BEImages (Justin Timberlake); Stewart Cook/Rex USA/BEImages (Ryan Gosling); Matt Baron/BEImages (Barry Watson); David Fisher/Rex/Rex USA/BEImages (Jude Law)Custom strategies that make the cutdesign strategies: Keep the back short to accentuate the jaw, andleave the top a bit longer to soften the forehead.
chapter titleKiefer SutherlandPrince Charlesthe oblong facehow do you know? This face shape is longer than it is wide.Pete WentzDavid Cookfamous faces: Kiefer Sutherland, Prince Charlesdesign strategies: Create a low side part and leave somefullness on the sides to create the illusion of width.the heart-shaped facehow do you know? The heart is the opposite of the triangle—the forehead is wider and the face comes to a point at the chin.famous faces: Pete Wentz, David CookElijah Wooddesign strategies: Minimize the width at the forehead with asoft fringe. Consider a goatee to broaden the chin.the round facehow do you know? The widest part of a round face is straightacross the cheekbones, and this facial shape is as long as it is wide.famous faces: Elijah Wood, Jack Blackdesign strategies: Create a side part with a fringe and leavethe hair a bit longer to break up the round shape. Also, encourageyour client to work with facial hair if possible. Longer sideburns or abeard will soften the sphere.Jack Blackdesigning menMore design secrets, feature by feature. if the nose is large: “Personally I don’t think a large nose is a flaw,”remarks Thom, “so I generally don’t try to camouflage the feature. But if aguy is self-conscious about his nose, keep the hair a bit longer and style itoff of the face.” if the ears are large: “Let the hair grow over the tips of the ears anduse it to fill in the area just behind the ears. This creates a shadow effectand the eye sees more of the hair and less of the ear.” if the chin is soft: “I always recommend facial hair for these clients,”says Thom. “You can sculpt it into any shape to balance or correct a softchin. Sideburns are also effective ways to rebalance a soft chin.”102behindthechair.comphotography: Carolyn Contino/BEImages (Kiefer Sutherland); Willi Schneider/Rex USA/BEImages (PrinceCharles); Jim Smeal/BEImages (Pete Wentz); Charles Sykes/Rex USA/BEImages (David Cook); JosephKerlakian/Rex/Rex USA/BEImages (Elijah Wood); Peter Brooker /Rex USA/BEImages (Jack Black); KarlProuse/Catwalking (Versace); Craig McDean for Interview (Michael Pitt); Giuseppe Cacace (Versace)
chapter titlethom priano2013 men’s trends:the long and short of itGuys generally embrace a signature length fortheir hair—whether it’s long and lusty or clippedand no-nonsense. But even though he may notbe open to a length adjustment, it’s importantto keep your guy’s shape and style current.Here, Thom identifies the top trends for short,medium and long lengths, and illustrates hispoints with images from his recent projects.Brad PittChris Hemsworthlong: rough and tumble“ Long hair is a signature for certain guys,” Thom observes. “They like the factthat it says, ‘I don’t really care about my hair,’ when in fact they really do!”Thom was booked to groom Brad Pitt for the current Chanel campaign andChris Hemsworth for GQ. Here are his tips for guys who go to great lengths:· L ayer the hair to enhance the face shape. To make layers look masculine, cut deeply intothe sections to create a chunky, rough texture.·N ever blow-dry long hair—it will look fluffy and feminine. Instead, towel dry and thenapply styling crème or pomade to enhance and define the texture.· I t’s a fine line between groomed and greasy, so don’t go overboard on the stylingproducts or locks can go limp. Start with a dime-sized amount of product, and add moreif necessary.·O nce the hair is more than a couple of inches past the shoulders, it’s time for a trim.Any longer and it loses its shape and movement.Justin TimberlakeEli Liebshort: controlled textureSkinned is no longer in. Short hair is a bit longer right now,but still cropped enough to control unruly textures. Tocontrol the curls of Justin Timberlake, Thom used OsterClippers with a #3 guard on the sides and in back, blendinginto a two-inch top section, which was cut with scissors. Hecontrols singer Eli Lieb’s curls with a keratin straighteningtreatment, and cuts the sides and back with a #4 guard andthe 3-inch lengths with scissors. Justin’s hair is “set” with acombination of setting gel and mousse, then finished withpomade once it dries. Eli’s finish begins with a rough—drywith the blow dryer, followed by a firm molding paste on thetop sections to create the spiky texture.103behindthechair.comJake Gyllenhallmedium: up and awayHello eyes! After several years of brow-grazing fringes, medium lengths areheading up and back. “Directing the hair off of the face is very flattering tothe bone structure,” Thom comments. (It certainly suits Nacho, Jake and theJames Dean lookalike in the Acqua Di Gio campaign!)The cut: All of these cuts were done with 5- to 6-inch scissors. Sides are about an inchand the top sections are no longer than two inches. Follow the shape of the head as youcut to produce a squared-off shape.The finish: Apply mousse or styling spray to damp hair, comb into place and air dry.Emulsify a bit of dry or light, waxy pomade between hands and work through the top, backand sides to create texture and shine.
chapter titlethom prianohow to groomthe groomsmart strategies whenguys get hitchedBrides and their bridesmaids areaccustomed to months of prewedding planning and pampering—they plan their updos, plot out theirwedding day haircolor, pick out theirnuptial nail color—all to ensure headto-toe perfection when they walkdown the aisle. As for their guys?They might remember to stop off for ahaircut on the day of the wedding, butoften that’s as far as his wedding daygrooming goes.Big mistake, believes Thom. Whilethe bride is certainly the one in thespotlight all day, her guy is right byher side. As a result, he’s centerstage, too. So it’s up to stylists toeducate their grooms-to-be on theimportance of doing some prewedding planning of their own. Hereare Thom’s tips for producing a wellgroomed groom.104behindthechair.comControl longer lengths likeBradley Cooper’s with a flexiblestyling pomade.Justin Timberlake’s cl
hair remains touchable rather than stiff or crunchy.” the curly/wavy/ frizzy finish (Ryan Philippe, Adrian Grenier, Nick Jonas) Curly hair is thirsty hair so moisture is critical. Start with a cocktail of leave-in conditioner and hair crème and apply to damp hair. (If hair is super-dry and frizzy, add a few drops of styling oil to the mix.
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