Simple Halloween Hair Guide: Get the Sansa Stark Look

Simple Halloween Hair Guide: Get the Sansa Stark Look

For a simple Halloween hair guide this year, get the Sansa Stark look. Redken Global Director Guido is the designer behind the Valentino Spring/Summer 2017 romantic braid, which is the perfect style for Game of Thrones’ fans.

Happy Tuesday beautiful, and welcome to Ask the Pro Stylist’s hair how-to of the week.  To celebrate the pending spooky holiday, we have a simple Halloween hair guide. For fans of Game of Thrones, nothing beats a romantic braid full of texture. It is ideal for any of the leading ladies, however for me, I see Sansa Stark.

The long romantic braid was the masterpiece of Redken Global Director Guido for the Valentino Spring/Summer 2017. According to Guido, “We’re doing a long, romantic braid at the Valentino show. On clean hair, we’re braiding using Wind Blown 05 to help texturize. Then we’re slightly waving the front around the hairline with a curling iron. It’s a very soft, very romantic, very feminine, very girly, very desirable look. It takes inspiration from the  Victorian Era, but in a 1970’s way.”

The steps for today’s simple Halloween hair for a Sansa Stark feel are as follows.

• On clean hair, create a clean center part with fingers. Then, allow hair to fully air-dry. 

• Use a curling iron to curl random sections of hair to achieve movement. 

• Curl each of the front 1-inch sections of hair, away from the face. 

• Pull two 1-inch sections of hair from the front, cross over in the back and secure with a bobby pin on each side.
• In addition, spray Wind Blown 05 on the back length of hair for added airy texture. 

• Starting below the pinned sections of hair, loosely braid the length of hair and secure with a hair tie.
• To finish, use fingers to create added volume and texture throughout the crown of hair.

For more how-tos similar to this week’s simple Halloween hair guide, visit next Tuesday. Until then, happy styling!

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