Photographer

Llobet Photography

Posts: 4915

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US

Hello hair people!
I'm wondering if there is something that can be done in the field that will manage those stray hairs.  I hate cloning out those strands that make a picture look messy.

I there a spray or water or anything else that can be done?

Nov 03 12 08:46 am Link

Makeup Artist

ThirdEyeMakeup

Posts: 316

Los Angeles, California, US

Use a spoolie or clean mascara wand with a little bit of gel on it and lightly comb the strays down.

There is also a lightweight finishing spray by Ouidad called "Climate Control® Frizz & Flyaway Fighter Taming Shine Spray" (found at sephora)

I would only recommend this to models with non-oily hair. It's like a really thin and lightweight oil that tames flyaways.

Nov 03 12 01:13 pm Link

Photographer

PRETTYGIRL

Posts: 3

Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada

One of the things I usually do is spray some hairspray into my hands and then "pet" the hair down where there's flyaways. As long as your gentle it shouldn't affect the hair style smile

-Holly

Nov 03 12 04:34 pm Link

Hair Stylist

A J T

Posts: 3113

Brooklyn, New York, US

How you handle it depends on the style. In most cases, the best way to handle it is a proper blowout beforehand that gets the hair already going in the direction it's supposed to.

If that doesn't solve it, the simplest way is to do a light mist of Elnett or a similar workable hold hairspray and then lightly brushing them into place. You can also try spraying the same spray on a paper towel then lightly sweeping it across the problem areas with the grain of the hair (from roots to ends).

Nov 03 12 09:58 pm Link