Men’s Hair, demeanor, somewhere in Ireland-to me, one’s demeanor is all in the way you carry yourself. If you feel good, everything about you is right no matter how you style your hair.
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November 2010
hair by maria martinez photo by francesco sapienza
To style one’s hair is a mode of a living, but the rest is up to the person to pull together the style to represent his or her own personal style. Men’s Hair, brazilian style in Stockholm speaks for itself.
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Women’s Hair, the difference in Harcourt Square-Dublin, makes a considerable difference when you add a little extra something to your already all over hair color. Just few highlights will spice up hair color in the winter months. But remember, less is more.
For Beata’s hair-color, I used Aveda’s Full Spectrum Hair Color, and Enlightener for the highlights to create Women’s Hair, the difference in Harcourt Square-Dublin
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Women’s Hair, simplicity on Kronobergsgatan, Stockholm, to me, Saana’s hairstyle is easy to understand, deal with; a simple matter using simple tools. Not elaborate or artificial; plain and simple. Not complicated; a simple design. Unassuming; modest: a simple manner. Not ornate; unadorned: a simple hairstyle that looks simply chic on Saana.
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Men’s Hair, dreadlock diversion in Dublin, is about diversion. What I mean about diversion is that this hairstyle diverts attention in all sorts’ ways. To me, it’s unique and a lot of fun to look at. It demonstrates how a person can add some wit to their hairstyle, and still be taken seriously.
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Women’s Hair, fortuitous on Leinster Lane-Dublin, Maria pairs a classic hat/coat combination that ties together as the perfect accessories for her long wavy hair.
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I met Maria, a Spain native in Dublin where we shot her on Grantham Street while out and about. Women’s Hair, sporty and feminine on Grantham Street shows how a simple fringe on long straight hair can make such a difference.
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