So you jumped on the undercut bandwagon, now what? Growing out shaved sides or even a short pixie doesn't have to be a painful process; just follow Rosario Dawson's example. Rosario covered her shorter side with a sideswept chignon at last night's Trance London premiere. Her polished look is just one way to disguise shaved hair. Ursula Stephen, the stylist behind Rihanna's famous undercut, shares her tips for lengthening the look gracefully.
Celebrity stylist Ursula Stephen is the woman responsible for taking Rihanna's hair from demure to dashing. By lopping off Rihanna's long, straight hair, eventually taking it to an asymmetric razored cut, Stephen helped the singer become an international style icon. As you can imagine, Rihanna's ever-changing hairstyles require as much hair care as creativity. Find out how Stephen keeps her hair healthy — and what styles feel fresh now — when you keep reading.
Last night at the Grammys, Rihanna looked absolutely beautiful wearing violet-toned makeup and a new shoulder-length coiffure. Hairstylist Ursula Stephen cut and styled Rihanna's new 'do, calling it a "sexified, tousled, bouncy bob." Stephen explains, "As far as bobs go, it's a heavier look; not a lot of layers, just big, bouncy, and sexy!" To find out how you can re-create the look at home, just keep reading.
We're happy to present this article from one of our favorite sites, Allure! Beauty News Editor Heather Muir talks with Rihanna's stylist to get the scoop on her red hue:
Sitting just a few rows back at Rihanna's "Last Girl On Earth" concert, I was mesmerized by her crazy, blinking costumes and her insanely provocative dance moves—but what I really couldn't peel my eyes away from was her striking, fire-red hair color. Personally, I'm a sucker for Ri Ri's sexy bleach-blonde hue (remember her GQ cover?), but I admire her ability to rock bold shades. I talked to Ursula Stephen, Rihanna's hairstylist and Motions spokesperson, for tips on keeping the star's hair healthy despite her always-changing look. For the scoop, keep reading.
