Blue Print

Inspired by some of the most beautiful and persuasive dark-skinned beauties of all time, 5ive Wahl Artistic Team draws its inspiration from Cleopatra, Nefertiti and Delilah to create modern statements about ancient beauty. (Wahl.com)
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   
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Blue Print

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team       Photographer: Didyer Zarate       Make-up: Serena Locatelli       Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis       Art Direction: Allan Henry   

Hair: 5ive of the Wahl Artistic Team
Photographer: Didyer Zarate
Make-up: Serena Locatelli
Styling: Natasha Chang-Lewis
Art Direction: Allan Henry



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