Gisele Bündchen is sublime, inevitably sublime. It has a very nice effect of contrast. One sees the natural hair color of Gisele Bündchen, and the strands of very clear hair give volume and movement to her hairstyle. You can get exactly the same thing by working on few strands of hair, and achieving a progression of melted color between the root (very light) and the (more pronounced) points. A hairstyle quite like coming back from 3 weeks in the sun.

Result: hair locks stand out from each other, in a very natural way.

Beyoncé has a very beautiful nature of hair, which she is not afraid to highlight. Beyoncé knows how to dare, to affirm its volume of hair, its curl, it is very beautiful. Yes also to the slightly chocolate-auburn hair color that highlights the gradation of the hairstyle, and allows the curls to take their place perfectly. The loops are detached from one another, the effect of the hairstyle is both wild and very worked.

Scarlett Johansson's hairstyle is not very modern. This a little brushing to the Marylin is getting old! I would have preferred to go into the extrovert, even to multiply the tiny curls in angelic frizz. If Scarlett Johansson wants to stay in the retro, I would have proposed an exaggerated volume of hair, for a hair more frankly curly.

For Elle McPherson it's a failure! Looks like she has a wig. This haircut of Elle McPherson does not have enough root volume and a hairstyle effect "dog ears" in half lengths. This hairstyle is not worked. It would be necessary to re-degrade, to give a sun effect in roots, to take the locks of hair one by one to give movement to the hairstyle and to avoid that side "packets" that fall back on the shoulders and crush his face.