Sometimes I think to myself “Imagine if I hadn’t done that apprenticeship”.I like to think I’d have done something involving fashion, within the industry I love best.Wide tooth comb, the best for creating separation within the hair without brushing out the wave too much. This look is all about the preparation. For the For this week’s instalment of Life of a Stylist we spoke to Patrick Wilson, top hairdresser to the stars, From a young age I was always dancing, doing gymnastics and things like that.
Finish by adding Sam McKnight’s Cool Girl hairspray and pop a small amount of Bumble and Bumble invisible oil on the ends of the hair.Any tips for anyone at home wanting to recreate a similar hairstyle?Practice makes perfect! I personally just don’t think the two go hand in hand.You just have to be available for everything, be ready when they call you, and when you have a whole column of people, you are not available.It always got to have a bit of my personality. Cover grips, perfect for setting the hair without marking the hairline. He started out as a Saturday boy aged 14, working at Herbert's salon, and since then he's worked at Barbara Daley and Electric Hairdressing in Beauty Bazaar Harvey Nichols. They want to be famous in a second.It is great to assist people and get help from the industry, but ultimately it is about what you can do yourself.When I was training I was so committed to a job, I was entering every competition I could, I was there on a Sunday, extra hours, I was getting doll heads at home.
patrick wilson Principal stylist at Electric Hairdressing salon in Harvey Nichols, Liverpool, where I have built up a loyal client base formed of the city’s most glamorous women. For the Life of a Stylist Series we have exclusively tracked down hair professionals from a variety of industry positions from pop star tour stylists to A-list Afro barbers so that you can gain insight into the breadth of the industry. (67) When I was 15 my father passed away and so I really wanted to make him proud. Simply spritz some hairspray onto a toothbrush then tame those fly aways down. I used to spend so much money on products, I really did. The hair everyone wants.
I use the products every day, they have always been in my kit, they just made my life easier so the role feels really natural.When you are established to another brand, there is almost like a pressure; you have to deliver. To update your email preferences online, please click 'manage your preferences' on the most recent email you received or email HJi uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best possible experience on our website. When Fashion Week happens, you are away for a month and that’s not ideal for my clients. Then it’s really important for the hair to cool, so use the cold setting on the dryer to hold it into place. You really have to prove you can actually do hair, you can’t just have this amazing feed.I don’t think I could. I was so interested in it from a young age and then it sort of became a career choice– do I go into dance as a performer or do I go into hair?But I think you always have to think of something that you can be in a career for a long time. I would always do girls’ hair backstage, like I was the designated hairdresser. settings. Read our cookie policy to find out what cookies we use and how to change your (56) When I moved to London, people asked me. But it is great to be into a field I feel really passionate about it, get results and I can use it on myself. I call this process the double blow out.For the wave, I use the GHD soft tong as this barrel size is perfect for adding a loose, undone texture. There is no guide book. It used to be people’s dream to have a contract with a brand, many hairdressers do want that. Working with Cindy Crawford and her daughter Kaia Gerber was brilliant.Every day is different. What was the inspiration for it?The look shows actress Jodie Comer on the cover of Glamour UK, and the inspiration behind it was “the hair that every woman wants” – the ultimate cool girl hair. One day I could be doing a press day, the next it could be shooting at a studio, working backstage at Fashion Week or traveling with one of my clients. Represented by Caren Agency in London, he’s best known for his beautiful, effortless hair – and the #WilsonWave; his trademark perfect undulating texture. Jan 2020 Beautiful, high shine, glossy, empowering women, effortless hair. Winner of the Loreal Colour Trophy People's Choice Award 2015. Everyday Patrick's fan club grows, with more than 19,000 followers on Instagram.
That is a good thing, especially when I am with journalists and they ask what do I use on my hair.
I think without that product it would be hard to do my job and it’s that one product that everyone wants to know about. agreeing to (200)