GOYAGOMA: EXPENSIVE, CLEAN & NATURAL
For Traiceline Pratt’s Goyagoma, the hair was expensive, clean and natural. The finish was refined but never overly styled, with an emphasis on healthy looking texture and a clean silhouette. Frizz was eliminated to maintain the polished quality of the look, while retaining the natural character of the hair. Where required, Bumble and bumble Grooming Crème was used to refine the finish and smooth any remaining flyaways.
MÉ MÉ: GLAMOUR, ATTITUDE & THE EVERYDAY
For Mé Mé, the hair brought attitude and glamour into the everyday. The character was an office worker who has gone out for after-work drinks, followed by a three-day bender - with an indie-girl reference running through the look, elevated by couture-level cutting and tailoring. The hair was deliberately glamorous but lived-in, with a fuller, blow-dried finish that had the quality of being several days removed from its original styling.
Hair was prepped with Bumble and bumble Surf Spray and Thickening Spray to create the texture and grip required for the blow-dry. The products gave the hair body while introducing a slight tackiness, keeping the finish from becoming too polished.
Some models wore ponytails, while others featured simple twists, allowing the styling to shift across the cast while maintaining the same character and attitude.
