I bleached, ironed, and hid my hair away from anyone who could’ve helped it. Of course, I hit all those marks on his damage-seeking checklist. “Girls that use a ton of flat irons on set, have a bad chemical service, like bleach, or never get cuts because they want their hair to be long, that’s who ends up in need of a huge process,” Anthony cautions. is much more complicated and multifaceted than the basics, my makeover maven Anthony tells me that the mistakes that land someone in need of a montage are pretty simple. Perhaps if I’d been a good listener - a hair-brusher like, even a little bit - I wouldn’t be feeling so utterly clueless.Īlthough the glam we see on Kylie Jenner & Co. Every 90 days, at least! I’d avoided all that basic wisdom, though, in favor of deeming myself unworthy of self care. Surely my mom told me to brush my hair when I was little, and my hairstylist Aunt told me never to get cheap-o bleach, and like, I knew that trims were important.
As I watched Anthony take painstaking care in blow-drying the keratin treatment into my strands, I realized how much I’d really given up. Sitting in that chair, I was stunned at how - in pursuit of some fantasy perfection that I’d seen as completely out of my reach - I’d managed to completely forget the basics. The entire time that this master of high-stakes beauty worked on my hair, though, he advocated for simple upkeep. The process takes about 4.5 hours, and that’s with Anthony working wild fast he’s a true master of the makeover, having worked for years on the manes of Lea Michele, Emma Roberts, and the like. This, he tells me, is similar to what someone like Demi Lovato would have done after having her hair ravaged by constant bleaching, color-switching, or high-heat styling. He decided to tackle my hair with a keratin treatment, a single-step color process, and a healthy cut. Those three problems, Anthony says, are avoidable with consistent care. When I arrived at the salon at 10 AM, he quickly whisked me into a robe and assessed the situation at hand: damaged ends, bleached tips, and a fair amount of frizz.
ANNE HATHAWAY PRINCESS DIARIES MOVIE
“Natural hair takes maintenance,” Anthony tells me as he trims my ends, hours into the painstaking process required to mimic the quick movie montage I’d chosen as my template. As one might assume, the thing about beauty is this: the more effortless and natural it looks, the more hours it probably took.
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