Colour Splash

Germany's "beauty twins," Ute & Petra Hützen team up to create these punky pastel looks. Fusing soft pastel hues with edgy cuts, the Hützen created a rainbow of pastels hues. The hairstyle, long on one side and short on the other, plays with lengths and volume and offers a variation of styling opportunities.
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Colour Splash

Hair & Make-up: Ute Hützen;       Photography: Petra Hützen;       Models: Hellen
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Colour Splash

Hair & Make-up: Ute Hützen;       Photography: Petra Hützen;       Models: Hellen
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Colour Splash

Hair & Make-up: Ute Hützen;       Photography: Petra Hützen;       Models: Hellen
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Colour Splash

Hair & Make-up: Ute Hützen;       Photography: Petra Hützen;       Models: Hellen

Hair & Make-up: Ute Hützen;
Photography: Petra Hützen;
Models: Hellen


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