Charlize Theron‘s Christian Dior at the Oscar was a miss for me. The lavender color and the silhouette is pretty on her, but I am not wild about the slightly heavy looking satiny fabric. And wtfug with those boob flowers? The minute you tried that dress on wouldn’t you say: OMG BOOB FLOWERS?
Try to ignore those and check out Charlize’s hair instead. Her longtime hairstylist, Enzo Angileri, created the pretty, polished style. “To create this look I needed a very smooth texture and lots of natural-looking shine,” he explained.
How To Create Charlize’s Oscar Look:
- Angileri used the new Moroccanoil Light, made especially for fine and light colored hair, on Charlize’s wet strands before blow-drying to ensure her hair looked smooth and perfect. “After that about 50% of my work was done,” Angileri said. “I had a texture that was workable, healthy-looking and naturally beautiful.”
- Angileri then created a low, classic bun by rolling hair around clockwise, held in place with several bobby pins, to complete the classic polished look.
- He finished the style with a light misting of Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray to give Charlize’s hair an extra touch of red carpet glamour for the cameras.
- The look was held in place with hairspray.
whahaha thats exactly what I thought, boobflowers. I heard a lot of great things about moroccanoil. Too bad that its not for sale over here. Do you have any experience with it?
nono: I really like Moroccanoil a lot. you have to be careful to only use a VERY little bit and not use it too close to your roots or else it can weight your hair down & make it appear greasy, but it’s fantastic stuff. it smells AMAZING and smooths out frizzy hair really well. I love it.
Full review here: http://beautygirlreviews.com/2009/11/must-have-moroccanoil/
Also, you can buy it online and have it shipped. 😉
I wanted to know if it is worth the trouble. I guess it is, thanks!
I love Moroccan Oil! It will seem oily but it is NOT. It will absorb into the hair and since oil displaces water it makes the hair dry 40% faster.
As a hairstylist my hands are getting in better shape than anything I have ever used. Great stuff!
tony: nice extra bonus!
I couldn’t focus on her hair…all I saw was boobs. What a strange dress. The rest of it is so pretty, but why the bosom flowers? Why?
Her hair does look gorgeous though if I force myself to look at her hair and not her odd dress.
I did some research and found out dat moroccon oil is pretty much the same as argan oil. And turns out I have a bottle of that at home:d!
nono: actually, Moroccanoil is not the same thing as argan oil–the base of Moroccanoil is made of silicones, which provide another smoothing affect to hair, but can be hard to wash out and build up on hair, which is a whole other issue and cause some people to try to avoid silicones, although it’s really hard to do because they are in pretty much ALL hair products! Anyway, bottom line is Moroccanoil is formulated with other things to make it more condusive to use on hair.
I have read about people using straight argan oil on their skin though with some success. Let me know how it goes when you try it out on your hair. I’m curious!
I did try food grade argan oil on meals and it does have positive effects on skin and hair in the long run.
The skin/hair care benefits of argan oil seem so recent yet Moroccans have been extracting oil from its trees, the second largest forest species in Morocco, for well over a century!
Hair is fragile so is skin which is human’s largest organ. It is highly solicited and as such should be given some rest now and then. That’s why it is recommended to take the benefits of argan oil from the inside out too. Food grade argan oil tastes excellent on salad or grilled fish.
Try it, you’ll be amazed and it’s cheaper!