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Mastering Curls and Hollywood Waves

byAzad KhanClasses at salon in Hapur and venues across DelhiStarts from50,000 per courseView full gallery

Achieve salon-quality, frizz-free texture. Learn the techniques behind retro waves, bouncy bridal curls, and high-shine finishes that actually last.

A perfect example of Hollywood glam. These deep, uniform retro waves, paired with a classic black bow, create a timeless and elegant look that we practice on day 3 of the masterclass.

Here is another take on Hollywood waves, created during a masterclass. The side part and decorative clip add a touch of modern glamour to this classic retro hairstyle.

A close up portrait showcasing a soft retro wave look. The gentle S-shape waves frame the face beautifully, creating a glamorous and sophisticated style suitable for any evening event.

Creating soft retro waves for the beautiful Lisa Ray. This style is all about creating a smooth, flowing texture that looks effortlessly glamorous.

These are the bouncy, full-of-life curls we create on day two of the masterclass. The technique focuses on creating definition and volume while keeping the hair shiny and healthy.

Big, beautiful curls are always in demand. In this video, I am styling voluminous waves with a center part, a go-to look for parties and special occasions.

A romantic open hairstyle with soft curls and a delicate braid. This look shows how to combine different textures for a unique and beautiful result.

Soft, textured waves that look natural and full of movement. This is a versatile look that can be adapted for both ethnic and western outfits.

Glamorous waves for an evening look. The hair is styled to one side, creating a dramatic and sophisticated effect that highlights the client's features.

A still shot of these beautiful, cascading waves. Notice the shine and definition in each curl, a result of proper technique and product application.

About The Art of Curls & Waves

A 28mm rod is the secret to getting these Hollywood waves without the frizz. The trick isn't just the product—it's the direction. I always teach my students to alternate the barrel rotation from left to right, right to left. This creates that seamless, natural flow that doesn't just look good in photos, but holds up for hours at a wedding or event.

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