Papier Królow

Chad Seale reveals his Polish roots for his newest collection.
In Poland, it's called Papier Królow; translated into English, it means Paper Queens.
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Papier Królow

Whichever title you prefer, Seale's ability to craft individual hair extensions into elegant paper designs speaks volumes about his talent. "To create the paper effect, I soaked each Pure Hair extension in L'ANZA Healing Haircare Design F/X, ironed them stiff and straight and then fused them together with a combination of Tight Extreme Styling Glue and Ultimate F/X. I added a few untreated extensions to the fi nal hair design to give it a more organic feel." (ChadSeale.com)
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Papier Królow

Photographer: Babak; Hairstylist: Chad Seale for Taylor Andrews; Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis; Hair extensions provided by PURE Extensions

Whichever title you prefer, Seale's ability to craft individual hair extensions into elegant paper designs speaks volumes about his talent. "To create the paper effect, I soaked each Pure Hair extension in L'ANZA Healing Haircare Design F/X, ironed them stiff and straight and then fused them together with a combination of Tight Extreme Styling Glue and Ultimate F/X. I added a few untreated extensions to the fi nal hair design to give it a more organic feel." (ChadSeale.com)

2. Photographer: Babak; Hairstylist: Chad Seale for Taylor Andrews; Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis; Hair extensions provided by PURE Extensions


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