Noa Kirel proved that she is phenomenal with a one-off performance in the Eurovision final last night (Saturday night), which brought her a respectable third place.
Kyrell looked great on stage and besides the outfit, you have to refer to her hairstyle for a moment. The hair was neat smoothly and looking scattered and wet with a trail in the middle.
This is a trend that goes back to us straight from the 80s and also stars in fashion shows, red carpets and magazines. The look is especially suitable for the summer season and is designed and fixed with a gel that provides the sexy and cool look.
A cool look suitable for summer, photo: PR
We turned to L'Oréal Professional hairstylist and ambassador Ilan Margalit, who will explain to us how to achieve the winning look at home as well.
"The hairstyle is suitable for shoulder-length hair or longer," explains Margalit. "Women with curly or wavy hair will have to do a facial first and only then work on the hairstyle, while before the face it is advisable to put a moisture repellent. It is important to combine materials in order to get the exact look that will be maintained over time and will also provide the hair with movement and will not make it hard."
Luke is wet and tidy, photo: PR
The Guide to Wet and Movement Hair
1. Wash the hair with shampoo and nourish the hair with a professional mask. In order to impart a wet look, you can leave a little of the mask on the head and not rinse all the way. Apply mask slightly away from root.
2. Add L'Oréal's Salt-Based Beach Waves to separate the hair and give it movement.
3. Separate the top triangle of hair, from the middle of one eyebrow to the middle of the other eyebrow and towards the apex outward.
4. Attach the sides of the hair (not including the triangle) with a spray to the hair that should be sprayed only on the root area.
5. Create a path in the middle and scan each side.
6. Take the top triangle in your hands, create some volume in it and place it to the sides.
7. Finally, it is recommended to apply a serum that nourishes the hair with natural oils, gives shine and softness and protects the hair from moisture, heat or dryness.
Margalit adds that unlike the trends that have been with us in recent seasons, in which the emphasis was on a sloppy and not meticulous look, the new trend is going to a smoother and shinier place, which is also very appropriate for the summer. The trend is less about hairstyle with pins and more towards hair laid out with materials that stabilize it.
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