How To Get Kate Middleton Hair

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“A warm, brown base with very subtle highlights just one level lighter to give hair dimension,” says Stephanie Brown, master colorist at Eddie Arthur Salon in New York. When at the salon, Seeley suggests asking for a deeper colour at the roots, with subtle “face-framing balayage highlights” around the face and lengths to recreate Kate’s hair colour. The golden highlights sit in the warm spectrum of colours which “will add more of a sun kissed youthful glow”, adds Seeley. Though simple and timeless, Kate Middleton’s hairstyle is anything but boring.

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Once you have parted your hair, neatly brush the top half backwards and using hair grips, slide them into position to ensure the hair is securely fastened. Before you start Kate’s look, it is important to spray your hair with a heat protectant. After you have roughly blow dried your hair, separate it into four sections. However, during a visit to the charity Centrepoint, Kate's husband Prince William described her famous locks as a 'nightmare'.

‘You’re never going to get rich girl hair without a good blow dry. This particular look does't have too much volume but the style is incredibly pretty and natural. For the curls, you can use a curling tong at the ends and hairspray to hold everything in place. She suggests asking your colourist for some soft caramel diffused highlights in through the ends of the hair to enhance movement and give dimension. Stay up-to-date on every breaking royal family story by subscribing here. When Princess Catherine stepped out in sparkly Cinderella pumps at an Action on Addiction dinner event, we couldn’t help but notice her usually chocolate brown hair had a lighter, caramel tint to it and even more volume than usual.

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In fact, for most women, her crowning glory is the holy grail of hair. Mi Color also offers unlimited blow dries and a treatment for a month for only $160. In the early days of her pregnancy with Prince George, the Princess of Wales drew attention away from her nascent bump by rocking curtain bangs and longer than usual tresses.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are undoubtedly the future of the royal family. Because of this, all eyes are on them at all times, including their fashion and how they present themselves. In fact, all eyes diverted directly to Kate and William when they made their first appearance of the new year this week donned with fabulous fashion — and a new hair color on Kate.

How To Get Kate Middleton Hair

Next pick up a round brush, Gambrell recommends using a two-inch barrel for thick hair and a one and a half inch barrel for thinner hair. Starting at the bottom, wrap sections of your hair around the brush and work your way up, curling the hair under. “Point the airflow on the dryer down towards the floor, this direction of air flow is what creates the smoothness,” says Gambrell. Finish the blow dry, then spray about four to five pumps of the shine mist all over your hair. Kate Middleton stepped out last week to honor Queen Elizabeth II in a classic black dress and debuted a stunning lighter hair color. The Princess of Wales, 40, greeted mourners at Windsor Castle over the weekend along with her husband Prince William, brother-in-law Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle.

This helps hold it better and gives it more time to fall, says Nicholas Penna, Jr., owner and lead stylist at SalonCapri in Newton and Dedham, MA. Penna recommends using Shu Uemura Sheer Laquer Hair Spray ($45). “These salon professional colours are ultra conditioning and give richness and intensity. The colour ebbs away naturally and you only need to have it re-done every few months,” Richard explains. To recreate Kate’s look on me, he started with the base — a blend of Bare Minerals Complexion Rescue and Pixi Beauty Balm.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall accompanied her husband on a Diamond Jubilee tour, representing Queen Elizabeth in Singapore, Malaysia, Tuvalu and the Solomon Islands in 2012. During a visit to Tuvanipupu Island, she showed off her natural curls on a low-key canoe ride. Few things are more iconic than her deep brown color and laid-back bridal half-up-half-down ’do at her 2011 wedding to Prince William at Westminster Abbey in London. "Whilst we are in this isolation time, it could be good to give your hair a break from colouring as well as heated styling tools.

‘A side-swept “gringe” like Kate’s is good because it is forgiving and easy to grow out if the woman who has it isn’t a fan. I think it’s given a lot of women who have longer hair ideas, too, for mixing up their look,’ he says. Kate’s hair is always in amazing condition, so shine spray is a great way to get glossy locks like hers. Using wide flat irons is an easier and faster way to achieve this without having to spend hours blow-drying your hair. "Wella Colour Id is an amazing tool that we use in the salon to create incredibly natural colouring," says Brodie.

The Secret to Getting Kate Middleton’s Hair Is Much Simpler Than You Think

Here at The Urban List, we all have a bad case of royal fever , and there's one mane we want to transplant onto our heads more than any other, the Kate Middleton. When she traveled to Scotland, she stepped out in a rare updo. Her hair was intricately pinned in a half-up half-down style, while the rest cascaded down her back in tight curls. After Prince Louis’s arrival, she returned to her oldie but goodie go-to—a chocolate brown mid-length blowout—from late 2018 onward.

To achieve a proper Kate-Over, I must first address my colour. Back in 2011, when she married Prince William, we shared similarly dark brown hair. Today, though, she’s updated her look, softening and lightening in a flattering way; plumping for a lighter brown with almost golden streaks through it — a shade some call ‘bronde’. While fans aren’t exactly sure when Middleton got her hair done, this did mark her first outing after officially becoming the new Princess of Wales (after William’s father became King Charles III following the Queen’s passing).