Curlicious

Natural curl can certainly be an intimidating hair type, but experience provides star stylists such as Sam Villa and Geneva Cowen with the knowledge to embrace this texture for its natural beauty. Curlicious was inspired by the unique fabric and range of textures that can be created on beauty buffs with curly locks.
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Curlicious

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen       Art Direction: Geneva Cowen       Photography: Shalem Mathew       Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg       Stylist: Michelle Boucher
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Curlicious

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen       Art Direction: Geneva Cowen       Photography: Shalem Mathew       Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg       Stylist: Michelle Boucher
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Curlicious

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen       Art Direction: Geneva Cowen       Photography: Shalem Mathew       Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg       Stylist: Michelle Boucher
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Curlicious

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen       Art Direction: Geneva Cowen       Photography: Shalem Mathew       Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg       Stylist: Michelle Boucher
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Curlicious

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen       Art Direction: Geneva Cowen       Photography: Shalem Mathew       Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg       Stylist: Michelle Boucher

Hair: Sam Villa/Geneva Cowen
Art Direction: Geneva Cowen
Photography: Shalem Mathew
Make up: Paula J. Dahlberg
Stylist: Michelle Boucher


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