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"As you know, the spring 2012 runways had plenty wacky and wonderful hair. To help make sense of all those styles, here&amp;#39;s a look at what 4 trends Redken Creative Director Guido pioneered at the shows (and let me tell you ladies, he does all the big ones) along with some tips on how to make the more daring ones work in real life.\nPinterestFacebookLeft: Versace, Right: D&amp;amp;G\nNew Lengths: Compared with other seasons spring 2012 had many all-down hair looks (both wavy and straight) that were all about showcasing healthiness and movement. Remember when we dished on big, beautiful hair? That&amp;#39;s this trend!\nPinterestFacebookLeft: Balenciaga, Right: Alexander Wang\nNaturally Tough: This look is &amp;quot;tough, chic and utterly cool&amp;quot; according to Redken. It&amp;#39;s all about natural texture (as opposed to big, bouncy curls or pin-straight locks) with a bit of an edge (think: high shine and extreme parts). To ramp up your own natural texture Guido says, &amp;quot;just toughen it up with a bit more product&amp;quot;.\nPinterestFacebookLeft: Marc Jacobs, Right: Valentino\nShape Shifter: Updos that created strong shapes were also a theme on the runways. From the ethereal braids at Valentino to the tousled French twist at Marc Jacobs, updos had a confident, artistic appeal. These looks are a wee bit more how-to video-worthy than your beloved headed-to-the-gym ponytail, but the hard work sure does pay off.\nPinterestFacebookLeft: Bottega Veneta, Right: Alberta Ferretti\nWater Babies: Shiny hair is back in a big way and it was shown on the spring runways in the form of wet looks with loads of texture (as opposed to wet looks that are smooth and sleek). To make this style work in real life Guido recommends using just a bit more shine serum than usual or a lot, if you plan to pull your hair back into a messy bun or a cool French twist.\nWhich trend do you like the most? Can you see yourself trying any of these looks out?\nPhotos: Fairchild Archive"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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