From Brides
Heather, March 24, 2002
"I
used to be a model and I met my stylist at a photo shoot and loved
the job she did. The second time she did my hair it was for a wedding
photo shoot for the local paper. I was looking through a magazine
and saw something that I liked. She uses a different technique on
my hair than what other stylists nornally do. She pulled my hair
back seceion by section, which takes more time but gives you a better
look in the end.
"We did a trial run with makeup and hair before the wedding.
I was pleased with the fact that she wrote everything down. During
the trial, we didn't do the entire hairstyle - she did just enough
for me to see what it was going to look like.
"The actual day fo the wedding, it took about two hours. Before
we started, she had me blow dry my hair straight down in the front
so that the fringe would fall down on an angle over the forehead
instead of being curly. She used just a little bit of hairspray
in the front and finishing créme in the back."
From the Media
Bridal Star Hairstyles, 2005
In the Special Celebrity Hairstyles Edition
(#44), Leslie has 11 pages of articles and descriptions on bridal
hairstyles she's done; including 35 hairstyles by LesliesArts
and articles like "Put Your Best Face Forward."
The magazine also includes hairstyles of Hollywood
stars and articles on "Star Weddings 2004," "40
Simply Gorgeous Party tyles for Every Hair Type and Occasion"
and "Hot Trend for 2005: Vintage Glam."
Pick one up at any King Soopers or other grocery store locations.
Bridal Star Hairstyles, 2004
In the Special Celebrity Hairstyles Edition
(#40), Leslie has 8 pages of descriptions on bridal hairstyles
she's done; including tips for hairstyling, styling products,
and what length of hair is needed for each of the 15 hairstyles
shown.
The magazine also includes hairstyles of Hollywood
stars and articles on "How to Match a Headpiece to Your
Style" and "Tap the Power of Extensions."
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