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As anyone who has spent most of their adult life longing to be French will know, Caroline de Maigret is the patron saint of French-girl hair. “French women always want to look more smart than beautiful,” the Chanel model and DJ once quipped. “If you’re spending two hours under the hair dryer, when do you have time to read?”
That said, even she has bad hair days. “Sometimes I feel like I have an octopus on top of my head, but I brush it away,” she told Vogue. That slightly wild texture is key, however, to the French girl hair of yours and every other Francophile’s dreams. It’s what gives that “woke-up-like-this” charm, that artfully disheveled and yet totally sophisticated vibe we’re seeking from our hair.
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There is some debate over conditioner: De Maigret is strictly anti-, though Jeanne Damas, another expert practitioner of French-girl hair, suggests that almond cream on the tips is the way to go. Both have suggested that wet hair swept up in a chignon will give the ultimate wave once released. But we all know how that looks when you actually try it.
Although the French can insist all they want that this style is “effortless”, as hair stylist Adam Reed asserts, apeing the professionals does in fact require some effort. Still, once you have the formula nailed – happy days! Here, Reed breaks down how to achieve French-girl hair in four easy steps.
“French-girl hair is all about the texture, so it is important that you choose a great foundation product to prep the hair. I always use an oil so that the hair looks in great condition – I like to use L’Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil (£14.75).”
"Over the oil, use a product that will help add body. If you want a bit more volume I love to use Larry King Volumising Hair Mist (£29). For a great, soft finish that will hold its shape, I prep with L’Oréal Professionnel Techni.ART Pli Shaper (£12), and for something a little more worn in and beachy, I love Beach Waves by L’Oréal Professionnel (£12). A word of caution: whatever you do, do not be tempted to overload the hair with product as this can make the hair look too ‘set’.”
“Next, dry your hair – but avoid rough drying. Instead, dry it with a large, round brush to set the foundation into the hair. This means that the hair will look effortless and not messy. I then use a curling tool – I like the GHD Curve Soft Curl Tong (£129) – to create a cool-girl wave, before misting the hair with a dry texturising spray such as Oribe Dry Texturising Spray (£19.50). Run the tong down the hair making sure that there is no uniformity to the direction in which you are waving the hair.”
“Mist a wide-toothed brush – I use the GHD Dressing Brush (£22) – with the dry texture spray you used before, when creating the waves, then comb through the hair. If you like something that is really worn in, I love using a mattifier scrunched into the hair. Try L’Oréal Professionnel Techni.ART Depolish and then leave your hair – the effect you’re going for is perfectly imperfect.”
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How do French women dye their hair?
How do French women dye their hair?
Keep scrolling to find out the secret to French-girl hair, according to a French woman. "Do not dye your hair, or if you do, only in your original color to highlight it or to hide any gray," says de Maigret, who swears this rule is more or less followed by every woman in France. Respect Mother Nature, and stick to the color chosen for you.
Should French women wash their hair every day?
Should French women wash their hair every day?
French women never… wash their hair every day. "It's not worth washing your hair every day, as it's usually on the following day … that your hair gains a certain weight that in turn gives it the right volume when tied up in a bun," de Maigret advises.
Why do French women have so much Frizz?
Why do French women have so much Frizz?
"Bless that magical time in the summer when your hair, with some seawater and sunshine, becomes simply perfect: a little bit rough, a little bit lighter, and a little bit salty," says de Maigret. No further words necessary. Plus, we're all about embracing the frizz these days—more proof French women are way ahead of the curve.
What are the names of the French actresses?
What are the names of the French actresses?
22. Virginie Fernandez (15 November 1976), known by her stage name Virginie Ledoyen, is a French actress. 21. Audrey Tautou (9 August 1976 or 1978) - French film actress, model and occasional singer. 20. Marion Cotillard (30 September 1975) - French actress. 19. Emmanuelle Beart (14 August 1963) - French film actress. 18.
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