Lady Gaga’s Oscar red carpet look was created by stylist Frederic Aspiras for Pai-Shau and HollywoodLife.com has how you can get her exact hair look!
Prepping the hair:
Step 1. “Wash hair with Pai-Shau Hydrating Ritual Replenishing Hair Cleanser and rinse thoroughly.”
Step 2. “Apply Pai-Shau Hydrating Ritual Replenishing Cream Conditioner on the mid shaft to the ends. For medium to coarse hair types I would suggest using Pai-Shau Hydrating Ritual Supreme Revitalizing Mask.”
Step 3. “Apply Pai-Shau Enhance Ritual Biphasic Infusion to towel-blotted hair. Make sure to first shake the bottle to activate the product.”
Step 4. “Apply Pai-Shau Design Ritual Royal Abundance Moussee from the roots to the ends.”
Step 5. “Blow dry the hair with a boar bristle round brush making sure that the hair is voluminous and smooth.”
Pin Curling:
Step 6. “Beginning at the front of the hairline, apply Pai-Shau Mousse to first section of hair and curl with a curling iron (1″ iron for the front hairline section; 1 1/4″ iron for the crown down to the nape). Hold the curled piece of hair in your hand and apply Pai-Shau Mousse to it then pin the curl in place.”
Step 7. “Once all of the hair is pin curled, put under a dryer hood for 15 minutes. Then let the hair cool for 5 minutes.”
Step 8. “Remove the pins from the hair and brush out the hair.”
Step 9. “Begin sculpting the hair with Pai-Shau Design Ritual Style Soufflé and a wide tooth comb.”
Step 10. “Once you have achieved your desired look, apply a small amount of Pai-Shau Enhance Ritual Biphasic Infusion to the ends for added smoothness.”
Step 11. “Finish with Pai-Shau Design Ritual Imperial Hold Hairspray.”
Lady Gaga: How To Get Her Makeup Look
We also can’t get over how flawless her makeup looks. Her face was perfectly contoured, her pink eyeshadow was effortlessly chic and we love her soft, peach pout! She simply looked stunning and we are so excited to try and recreate this look ourselves! Celebrity Makeup Artist Sarah Tanno created a monochromatic beauty look, to complement Lady Gaga’s white Brandon Maxwell creation and we have the tips below straight from her!
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“After I saw the iconic white Brandon Maxwell creation I got inspired by photographers like Helmet Newton and Guy Bourdin,” she revealed. “No specific photo, just the all-over vibe. I wanted everything to be monochromatic, bold and new, but something that would still feel timeless 10 years from now. I love warm colors with all-white; it really makes the face stand out in a striking way. I personally love a monochromatic look. This is the perfect balance of sexy, rock-n-roll and elegance.”
“I started prepping the skin with Radiant Glow Express Mask for 10 min, next I used the Eye Contour Mask and blotted with a tissue, followed by Sisleÿa L’integral Face Cream to hydrate,” Sarah continued. “Remember to bring this down to the neck and decollate. I used Phyto-Teint Expert in #1 as a base and highlighted the skin and under the eyes with Phyto-Cernes éclat in #2. It has a nice peach tone that brightens with coverage and a nice creamy texture … I set with Phyto-Poudre Libre loose powder and touched up throughout the night with Phyto-Poudre Compacte in #2 on the T-zone areas. The cheeks were defined with Phyto-Touche Illusion d’ete for a soft bronzy feel and Phyto-Blush Eclat in Peach swept on the cheeks to bring in the tones from her eyes to her cheeks.”
“For the beautiful monochromatic blended eye I started by tracing the lid with Phyto-Eye Twist in Topaz and blended to the crease and under the eye,” Sarah said. “On the lid I used Phyto-Ombre Eclat in Mango. Phyto-Ombre Eclat eye shadow in Toffee and Burgundy blended in the crease softly all the way to the brow. Phyto-Ombre Glow in Pearl was also blended on the lid and under brow, and Silver just in the tear duct to open the eye and brighten. I also used Photo 4 Ombres Dream, the satin copper and velvet brown colors to add depth to the crease of the eyes. Phyto-Khol Star in Smoked Topaz to add definition at the lash line. Finished with my favorite mascara, So Intense in black. It has a tiny comb which makes it easy to separate and lengthen the lashes. I used this on the lower lashes as well. I lightly traced the brows with Eyebrow pencils in Blonde and Cappuccino and brushed up then softened with the brow brush so they were subtle and natural. The focus was the eye makeup.”
Oh, and the lips! “On the lips I always prep with Nutritive Lip Bal; it’s super hydrating,” she said. “Try using this when you prep the skin to let it really absorb into the lips. I lined and filled the lip in with Phyto-Levrés Perfect lip liner in Coral and blotted. I next applied Hydrating Long Lasting lipstick in Petal and blotted again so it looked lived in and more matte.”
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This is far different from Lady Gaga’s look at the Marc Jacobs show! What stood out most from the look was her hair and makeup. Lady Gaga’s hair – which is now back to blonde – had a very distinct style. She wore finger waves on her scalp with the rest of her hair straightened and teased. Her makeup had some serious goth inspiration, with jet black lips, pale skin, and extreme graphic eyeliner. If we’re going to talk about her recent looks, how can we not discuss her epic David Bowie transformation at the 2016 Grammys? She was on point!
HollywoodLifers, what did you think of Lady Gaga’s Oscars look? Sound off below!