Get the Look: How Ashley Greene Maintains a Frizz-Free Blowout

“We started with Ashley’s hair wet and I applied Leonor Greyl’s Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice to my hands, massaged it in, and then pulled it through from the roots to the tips sporadically,” said Collins. “I really like this mousse because it isn’t heavy; it was really light but still smoothed the hair. Then, I blow dried her hair and went back over it with a flat iron to make it sleeker and tighter.” Pro tip: “Make sure not to drench the hair in mousse; when it comes to product less is more,” said Collins. “Always start out with less product and just add more if needed.”

“Next, I took Leonor Greyl’s Éclat Naturel, massaged it into my hands, and, using my palms, smoothed the product on the top of her hair and along the bang area going across the front of her face,” he said. “This styling cream has a bit of shine to it, which is really nice, and exactly what I wanted.”

“To set the look, I sprayed the Laque Souple on a toothbrush and smoothed down any flyaways along her hairline and around the ear.”

“Lastly, to finish the look, I took some Éclat Naturel on my fingers and ran it through the hair around her face, concentrating on the ends and piecing it through a little bit, but made sure it wasn’t too saturated. This kept the look shiny, instead of greasy,” said Collins.