Into the Woods

Beauty imitates nature to a T.
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Into the Woods

Inspired by beauty and fueled by nature, Aquage Artist Shawna Parvin deftly crafts three avant-garde styles, which emulate the bark, striations, rings, and knots of one of nature's greatest gifts-a tree.
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Into the Woods

Photographer: Holly Bronko; Hairstylist: Shawna Parvin for Aquage; Makeup Artist: Sara Domi of Propaganda Hair Group (Facebook.com/Shawna.Parvin)
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Into the Woods

Photographer: Holly Bronko; Hairstylist: Shawna Parvin for Aquage; Makeup Artist: Sara Domi of Propaganda Hair Group (Facebook.com/Shawna.Parvin)

Inspired by beauty and fueled by nature, Aquage Artist Shawna Parvin deftly crafts three avant-garde styles, which emulate the bark, striations, rings, and knots of one of nature's greatest gifts-a tree.

2. Photographer: Holly Bronko; Hairstylist: Shawna Parvin for Aquage; Makeup Artist: Sara Domi of Propaganda Hair Group (Facebook.com/Shawna.Parvin)


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