Sept 1st Wedding photos

Just got some really beautiful photos back from a wedding on the 1st Sept. Julia looked stunning with her half up half down do, don't you think?
I just adore that photo of the happy couple!!

Great Feedback!

Here are a few lovely comments from my students who attended last week's course. I think they enjoyed themselves!! xx

“The hands on help from Pam was excellent, this really helped at every stage. . . there was also good practice time”

Harmeet Dhaliwal

“A really great course, worthwhile and I loved it! Thanks Pam”

Danielle Thompson

"Pam was amazing and happy to help with all the questions. Content of the course was spot on. Thanks so much!!”

Katie Dean

“It was what/how I thought I would learn when I went to hairdressing college 27years ago!”

Wendy Ramsey

Here are some phone snaps of last weekend's brides:

Victoria, the lovely bride, and her bridesmaids after I had worked my magic (!) on Friday.

And the wonderful Demi, who got married in Oxford on Saturday

Looking forward to the professional pics! xxx


 

Gorgeous photos up from Laura and Kris's wedding, back in April! I love getting the professional pics back! http://www.confetti.co.uk/real-weddings/laura-and-kriss-real-wedding-by-douglas-fry/

Great feedback!

 

 

Got some WONDERFUL feedback from a 2012 bride last night that I wanted to share with you all!

"Hi Pam,
You did my and my sisters make up and hair back in 2012 (26th Oct).
I just thought that I never sent you any photos from the day so I've attached a couple just to remind you how absolutely fab you are!
I wish I could feel that gorgeous everyday! Should attach a before photo! Lol
Maybe a little self indulgent, but there is a great one of you doing my hair.
Thanks again for make us both feel so
Gorgeous
Lots of love
Gemma X"

Thank you so much, Gemma. And thank you for these gorgeous photos. Take a look, everyone!

 

 

3 Day Course

This week I have been running my 3 day course, teaching students all sorts of brilliant red carpet and bridal hair styles! I just LOVE this part of my job!! Seeing all the fab work that comes out of it is really rewarding and I am always thrilled to hear what a good time everyone has had.

(There I am, doing my bit!)

It amazes me how much we manage to fit into our time together, but these ladies just got into the swing of it so fast that there was no stopping them!

We covered vintage finger waves (and brushing out, to create that red carpet vintage.)

After that, we went onto some intricate (and very beautiful!) plaits, twists and braids

Including this fab crown braid, which was one of the styles created on our live models!

As well as this one, which was an Audrey Hepburn look

I always ensure that the styles I teach are on trend and up to date, so my students get the best possible experience from their time with me.

Here is a gorgeous 'High Bun' we worked on that is super hot at the moment!

We worked on hair extensions (fitting and styling!)

And last, but not least, the essential fixing and incorporating hair accessories and veils!

All in all, it has been a VERY productive 3 days! I had a really great time and I hope that everyone else did too.
For more photos of the students and their work, you can visit my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Create-Beautiful-Hair/351225291575604?ref=hl

xxx

Happy Halloween!

Emma Stone showed us how to do the perfect 'Glam Goth' look at the Amazing Spiderman premiere - ideal for Halloween!

 This look is perfect for a red carpet style vampire! She looked so striking at The Amazing Spider-Man film premiere in her floor sweeping, Gucci dress and vintage inspired hair and makeup. The contrast of the dark, plum lipstick with her blonde, A-symmetric curls is just fab!

To achieve this vamped up retro style, always start with a great volumising spray at the roots! Then create full, bouncy curls with your curling iron (make sure to hold your curling iron vertically and pull it out from the bottom to keep the form) and pin underneath on one side. Finish off with a liberal coating of hairspray and then run your fingers through for a looser effect.