TIFF hair you can wear with Nexxus, Reese and Lona Vigi

 Hi ya Gorgeous!
It has been quite some time since I have been to the Toronto Film Festival in person to see the films. I recall really enjoying the beauty of the city and people.

Today I have a style "how to" for you to help get your hair in red carpet style!
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Nexxus New York Salon Care Celebrity Stylist Lona Vigi crafted this award-winning actress’s beautiful voluminous hair look as she graced the red carpet for the premiere of her new animated movie “Sing,” at the Toronto International Film Festival yesterday. “Since it was a kids movie premiere that was during the day, Reese and I decided to keep her hair down, flowy and fun for the occasion, and to flawlessly complement her off-the-shoulder dress” said Lona. 

Follow Lona’s tips to re-create this look: 

1. Starting with towel-dried hair, apply a palm sized amount of Nexxus New York Salon Care Mousse Plus Volumizing Foam from roots to ends to weightless support the style and add volume. 
2. Create a deep side part, then divide hair into sections and blow dry using a medium-sized round brush to add body.
3. Once dried, use a double barrel iron to add curls and alternate with a 1.5” curling iron every couple of curls to create effortless, undone waves. 
4. Finish with the Nexxus New York Salon Care Comb Thru Finishing Mist and spray all over hair to provide natural, movable hold.

Products Used:

• Nexxus New York Salon Care Mousse Plus Volumizing Foam 
• Nexxus New York Salon Care Comb Thru Finishing Mist

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Good morning Gorgeous!

Keep your strength up-this is going to be a busy week with the Fall event season ramping up and the awards season starting with the Toronto Film Festival.

It's been years since I attended. One thing I wanted to highlight from this years TIFF, is the blossoming children's film series. It's outstanding. The best talent really goes all out with phenomenal movies geared towards children.

Now, before you go down to my fave kids movie "Believe" from this year's TIFF, here's a wee product highlight to wear to your next film festival red carpet or fancy schmancy event!

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Now that you know what makeup look you would and will be wearing, let's learn a bit more about the movie Believe directed by David Scheinnman which was shown at TIFF.

Credits

Director:	David Scheinmann
Country:	United Kingdom
Year:	2012
Language:	English
Runtime:	96 minutes
Cast:	Brian Cox, Jack Smith, Natascha McElhone, Philip Jackson, Anne Reid, Toby Stephens, Kate Ashfield
Rating:	G
Ages:
Grades:

Legendary Manchester United soccer coach Sir Matt Busby trains a ragtag team of neighbourhood kids for the Manchester Junior Cup championship.

In 1984 Manchester, eleven-year-old Georgie is an extraordinarily gifted soccer player who often lands in trouble for committing petty crimes. When Sir Matt Busby (based on the legendary, real-life manager of Manchester United) tracks Georgie down after the boy attempts to steal his wallet, he discovers Georgie’s talent and comes out of retirement to coach him and his group of neighbourhood friends as they prepare to compete in the Manchester Junior Cup. As the big game approaches, Georgie faces challenges as he attempts to balance his school priorities with his love of soccer, and learns to be true to himself without letting down his family and friends.
Themes: positive choices, school, soccer, teamwork, fiction vs. non-fiction
Content Advisory: images of the aftermath of a plane crash, loss of a parent, alcohol consumption, smoking, limited strong language

Director Biography

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  • David Scheinmann
  • David Scheinmann was born in Manchester and is a multi-award-winning photographer and commercials/music video director whose credits include campaigns for IBM, Toyota and Smirnoff, and videos for Peter Gabriel and Cher. David made his feature directorial debut with The West Wittering Affair (06).

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