Yes, the Look of the wet runway hair is <i>in fact</i> the laptop in real life

See? I tried and got a ton of compliments on my style to work.

What I've learned since arriving in the wet for a series of tests look: it switches in the heart of the summer on a steamy day is actually kind of awesome. 1. You can wake up, jump in the shower and forget the formidable 15-20 minutes where you dry your hair with super hot air makes you sweat instantly. 2. It is the perfect style if you're in a hurry but still want a trend ' do. 3. If your hair is already on the fatty side, you can up your dirty mane and add some products high-brightness, take advantage of the fact that your hair already kind of looks like it is wet (Hello, day three or four wash is not it!).

So, how do you get this look exactly? "This is a trend easy to adopt, just be sure to use a styling product that remains flexible and does not flake" says Sam Villa, artistic education for Redken 5th Avenue and founder of the brand director Sam Villa.

If you want a super look polished, Villa recommends the following:

-First of all, smooth your hair dry towel with a boar-bristle styling brush to eliminate the bumps.

-Then heat a product like Redken water wax 03 Shine definition ointment between your hands and distribute evenly in all of your hair.

-Then to style your strands in a ponytail (below, shown in Elie Saab), bun, or leave it all down.

-Finally, it added to spritz with a shine mist.

For a more textured wet finish, he suggested as follows:

-Firstly, towel dry your hair a little.

-Then, preparation of the Redken ruffling Whip 04 texturizing cream-soft wax in your hands to warm before distributing evenly for a definition and a matte-satin finish.

-Finally, style your hair in a French twist (seen at Nina Ricci), go for the half/half wet dry look (like models wore at the Rag & bone), or wear all 'wet' (just as we saw in Barbara Bui) - we've all seen below.

So, Cosmo girls, bear you the wet look this summer?

Photo: Elisa Benson

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