Start each bun as a tight, high ponytail on each side, then backcomb the hair.
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Sometimes you want bedhead, to stick your fingers in it or backcomb it a little bit, so why not do that with eyelashes?
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Plus, the beauty mogul has a world of wigs and extensions at her fingertips, so long hair is always just a backcomb and a clip-in away.
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Unfortunately, Nyong'o still looked pretty cool with the bleached tint, so Buacharern had to backcomb her brows to make it look like someone actually took a flame to the hair.
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Every Tuesday night, she would backcomb her hair into a giant nest, paint her face chalk-white and take the train into London to hang out at The Blitz and another bar in Kingston alongside not-yet-famous locals like Boy George, Princess Julia and Steve Strange.
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The look may seem complicated, but the braid and waves combo is actually easy to achieve as long as you have these three things — a wand (Ortega used T3's latest curler), a light texture spray like L'Oréal Paris Air-Blown Texture Mist and a mascara spooly to backcomb the braid for a more textured, undone look.
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" In terms of makeup, Coddington started out on casual terms with the stuff, despite the fact that modeling was very DIY at the time, as she told Into The Gloss, "For shoots and shows, you did your own hair, you did your own makeup, so you were taught how to do a chignon and how to curl your hair, how to backcomb your hair.
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Robert Smith is a prominent proponent of the backcomb. In addition to Robert Smith of The Cure, British comedian Russell Brand is well known for his distinctive backcombed hairstyle, as are both Faris Rotter and Joshua Third of The Horrors, Brandon Jacobs of Neils Children, Harry Wade former guitarist of My Passion, Noel Fielding of The Mighty Boosh, Helena Bonham Carter, and Australian comedian and musician Tim Minchin. Cyndi Lauper also frequently "teased" her hair. Amy Winehouse also used to backcomb her hair into the distinctive "beehive", that was inspired by the 1960s girl groups, such as The Ronettes and The Crystals.
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The film premiered at Tate Modern in April 2013, and was shown at the Institute of Contemporary Arts. Her films have been screened at numerous international film festivals, including: the BFI London Film Festival, the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, the Ann Arbor Film Festival, European Media Art Festival, Berlinale and the Montréal Festival of New Cinema. Television broadcasts of her films include: BSB TV Australia (Mirrored Measure, 1996), Carlton Television (Backcomb, 1995), and Granada TV (You Be Mother, 1980). She has been teaching at the University of Westminster since 2000 where she is currently a Reader and where she received a PhD in 2014.
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Bowman was most proud of the scene where Mulder nudges a wall, only to have it crumble in the shape of a man. He explained that, "the first time we did it, all we got was a big square hole [...] but we didn't want it to look like Bugs Bunny with his ears sticking out, either". Eventually, the crew was able to create a breakaway section that "suggested, rather than outlined perfectly", the shape of a human body. To subtly imply the direction through which Pinker traveled, hair department head Dena Green was instructed to backcomb Diehl's hair for any scene taking place after he had walked through a solid.
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Rodgers was born in Ballymena and began her professional singing career at 13 when she opened for Michael Holliday. Her father, a dancehall tour promoter, helped her sign with Decca in 1962, where her earliest singles were produced by Shel Talmy. She made four singles before moving to EMI's Columbia label in 1965, where 'Cloda Rogers' made the 1966 single "Stormy Weather"/"Lonely Room".Sleeve notes, Backcomb 'n' Beat: Dream Babes Volume Three (RPM CD, 2001) Although none of her Decca or Columbia singles made the UK Singles Chart, Rodgers became a regular face on British television and appeared in the musical films Just for Fun (1963) and It's All Over Town (1964).
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