It Looks spring - summer 2014 #episode 2<br /> Christine Margossian, Vania Laporte, Laetitia Guenaou and Guylaine Martel

The key words of the look 2014 ? Optimism, freshness and natural. They go with a minimal style which twists an reinvented It-girl. Sexy and urban, she is optimist and she loves life. She wears platinum hair with some pastel pink touches. The flexible hair fly with the wind or it is partially placed inside hair with fine twists. For an original night, we will choose an XXL chignon au volume XXL with a headband with pink pearls and smoking !

Layered bob

Haircolor: Very light blonde highlights realized with the Lightening Paste Platinium + Splashlight on the strands around the face obtained with the pink diluted Hairchalk L’Oréal Professionnel. Hairstyle: Volume Architect Tec-Ni Art, spray sos Volumetry, hair spray Infinium, spray Crystal Gloss, L’Oréal Professionnel.

This summer either you are brown or blonde, sophisticated, natural or trendy, pink will be with you. The ultimate color in all its diversity and facets. Glamour, spontaneity and audacity are in the heart of this universe with pastel fuchsia tones. This femininity is proudly assumed. Neither bourgeois, nor girly, the heroine of this spring/summer 2014 knows what she wants: seduction with independence.

This collections reflects 2 worlds : One, sensual, luminous, with extreme volumes. The other, « Baby Doll », fleeting and evanescent. One, structured, graphic, all motion with a smooth and glossy "side swept" eect, extreme shine on a "blonde" color and a "splashlight"technique. The other, an organized disorder with a notched "accordion" technique and shades of powdery pink tones on a shadowy blond base. Movements synchronize delicately, rays of light blend in and intermingle to showcase the direction of the waves. Powdery pink hues flirt with light blond tones, like a dash of lipstick highlighting a glossy color. Hair, dressed and tamed, beckons and seduces.

Thanks to that collection, he received the Master Elite price at the competition Contessa of Salon Magazine, a Canadian National Competition. Abyss was the inspiration. Guylaine Martel was inspired by the deep sea creatures looking for the weird side.