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Curls: Get Them, So You Can Flaunt Them – Like Nicole Kidman

Thursday, 30 April 2009 by Ann

One of most famous and beloved curly-girls in the world is Nicole Kidman. While Kidman has done the “straight look” in her life, she has learned to work with her natural curls for many stunning looks over the years.

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Kidman herself admitted that her hair was a bit of challenge. (something that Ouidad herself understands after working with her own head of curls)!

A star of so many popular movies, and most recently Australia, Kidman has continued to turn heads around the globe with her beautifully coifed locks.

She’s got curls, and is not afraid to flaunt them! If you have curly hair and are ready to show off your curls too, visit our style guide and our advice for the perfect curl.


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3 Comments for “Curls: Get Them, So You Can Flaunt Them – Like Nicole Kidman”

  1. 1Elizabeth

    wrote on 18 June 2009 at 19:31

    My favorite Nicole Kidman hair style over the years was the mop of ringlets she sported in “Days of Thunder”. The movie was forgettable, but she was luminous even way back then. :)

  2. 2beebs

    wrote on 6 July 2009 at 18:57

    I am in tears and desperate my hair (IT SEEMS) can not be cut by anyone I am at present in Northern CA and have been to 7 stylist in this area in the past three months a still have a triangle pyramid haircut engulfing my face please help me

  3. 3Nicoline

    wrote on 7 July 2009 at 22:41

    If you can not find a stylist who is versed in Carving and Slicing, find one who uses a vertical cutting motion on small sections of hair, as this reduces the weight of curls.

    Do not allow a stylist to “layer, texturize or thin” your curls. Layering can create a shelf-like effect, with shorter layers that can look like thick sausages. Texturizing, on the other hand, creates frizz and unevenness to curl patterns, while thinning can result in lopsided effect, in which half of a curl shrinks and the other half remains long and limp.
    Ouidad Customer Service

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