Ahh. And i know you saw me when i was doing this, and you kind of so, you start this way, but turn. Okay. So, when you turn, you can put the heat here for a little bit and then do a cool shot, let it cool for a minute. When youre coming out of it, spin. Ahh. So the release is just as important. Yes. So, when you do that, it automatically puts a form. So when you keep going to the next, its holding it. So, lets say you just want a nice little sleek, sophisticated look. You can keep it like this. Or we can do a little bit of a tease. So, quick tease trick. A lot people think you have to do the oldschool, 1950s to 70s little section by section roller set. No. What i always tell people is to do, like, a triangle in the back. So, line here, and then start at your peak. Okay. So, when you do that, again, it doesnt have to be that perfect parting cause you want it to be natural. So, just nicely comb. Overelevate just a little bit. And you could take any comb. You can use a brush. It doesnt ma
So, line here, and then start at your peak. Okay. So, when you do that, again, it doesnt have to be that perfect parting cause you want it to be natural. So, just nicely comb. Overelevate just a little bit. And you could take any comb. You can use a brush. It doesnt matter. Whats more comfortable for you. About midway. Mmhmm. Go down. Again. Just nice and subtle. Heres the trick to a tease that a lot of people dont do. They think they tease it and then the pull it back, right . Take your hair and split it. Oh. What does that do . This is helping divide so youre not having such a harsh, matted look right in here. I see. So, you see how it kind of branches out a little bit . So when you that and you comb. So the volume moves around your hair . Exactly. It gives it movement. So, another little trick to tell you you ever get to where you see a picture, or you took a selfie and youre like, oh, my gosh, i can see my scalp . Uhhuh. So, you can take a rattail comb, a pen, a makeup any kind of
Lets go now. Tt2w`t3n 24 bt qc. , [ cheers and applause ] jimmy still to come, music from elo. Our next guest has more talent in her ten powerful toes than most of us have in our 11 or even 12 toes. She is the principal dancer of the american ballet theatre. You can see her through december 20th in the nutcracker at the Segerstrom Center in Orange County and shes the subject of the documentary a ballerinas tale, please say hello to Misty Copeland. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy good to have you here in l. A. Youre from l. A. Its nice to be home. Jimmy youve found Great Success in new york so people assume thats where youre from. Youre from san pedro. I am. Jimmy arent they naming an area aiv after you there . Jimmy what are they naming . A square or something . A square. Down the street from where my oldest sister lives. Theyre painting this mural with like three massive mist whys iveive misties on the side of a building and i feel so bad for her. Jimmy why . She gets to look at that ev
This 2022 revival of the 1964 musical is quite enjoyable, not because of its new changes (via director Michael Mayer and Harvey Fierstein s new book) but thanks mostly to its lead star McCrimmon, who is reason enough to see this touring iteration. The show continues at Segerstrom Center for the Arts (with co-star Melissa Manchester) through June 9.