Sabrina Carpenter’s stylist reveals $27 hairspray he uses on her bangs – she got 3 spritzes a night on Taylor Swift tour
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He revealed the $25 hairspray he uses on the singer’s blonde tresses and admitted that it works so well she barely needed any touch-ups while on tour with Taylor Swift.
The secret to Sabrina‘s lovely locks is more attainable thank you think.
Her hairstylist Scott King spilled on how she makes sure her bright blonde curls stay in place when she’s on-stage.
He has worked with the former Disney star and her luscious length before her Coachella performance, for her gory Taste music video, and before the red carpet for the Vanity Fair Oscars After Party.
He revealed the go-to buy that makes Sabrina’s bangs “look so darn good” in an Allure interview.
King shared that he first worked with Sabrina nine years ago.
“It was for a photo shoot for an online magazine. I remember it was the day before her sweet 16,” he said.
“It’s crazy to have seen her grow from that to where she is now.”
When he first started working with her, he described her hair as having long, beachy waves.
Now, she has curtain bangs that “soften her features.”
King shared his tried and true tricks to perfect her look and style.
MAKEOVER METHOD
He first blows them dry with a round brush or uses the round brush attachment piece on a Dyson Airwrap.
To give the bangs more of a “fluffy bend,” he said he sometimes puts a velcro roller in and turns it forward, so it has more of a 1960s-inspired bounce and curl.
King said he loves to use Redken’s Max Hold Hairspray, $27 to lock them in place but also because it combats humidity.
The anti-humidity spray has a “super fine, fast-drying mist,” according to the product description.
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It has a long-lasting hold but doesn’t have a crunchy feel like other hairsprays.
King does about three layers of it before Sabrina performs.
He does a first layer once her hair is done, and then comes back to do another maybe thirty minutes before she goes on stage.
The last one happens right before she is about to walk out, so her hair is set in place.
King said her bangs held up well when she was the opening act for Taylor Swift’s Latin American, Australian, and Singapore-based legs of her Eras Tour.
He will also be on sight for Sabrina’s haircare needs as she kicks off her music tour soon.
Her bangs pretty much behave very well. They looked great when she was opening up for Taylor [Swift] earlier this year. [That said], I’m so glad that for Sabrina’s tour coming up, we’re going to be in indoor arenas. We’re not going to have to deal with humidity and the elements. I can’t really tease anything [about the tour], but I will say everything will be cohesive and classically Sabrina.