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"FacebookPinterest\n\n Matt Sebra: How did you style the hair for this show?\n\n Guido Palau: They wanted something quite classic and groomed. I did the side part  with a comb so it\u2019s very severe. I tufted out any major movement with a  hair dryer and my fingers, and finished it with my fingers and a bit of  wax so it\u2019s not slicked down. \n\nMS: Why do you think so many designers are showing the classic side part  this season?  \n\nGP: With men\u2019s hair it\u2019s either side or back, right? There\u2019s not so many  options unless you get really creative or crazy. But it\u2019s amazing how  many different kind of feelings you can get with the side part: you can  get it raised so it feels \u201950s, it can be a slight side part that\u2019s more  elegant, or you can do a messy one so it feels casual. Having the slight  movement to the side is more flattering than all going back. \n\nMS: Because it\u2019s either side or back, do you find styling men\u2019s hair for  fashion shows more challenging than women\u2019s?  \n\nGP: Yes, because you have little to work with but you still have to give  the indication of what the designer wants to say. It\u2019s about using  products carefully whether it\u2019s dry, wet, shiny, greasy-all of them give  indications of what you\u2019re trying to do. The guy at home can use products  the same way: if your hair is more wet or more shiny, it creates more of  an evening look; if it\u2019s dry and beach-y, it\u2019s more relad. \n\nMS: How would a guy reading this know which side part style is right for  him?\n\nGP: Every face is different so you do have to be objective. I think it\u2019s  a little bit of trial and error. You may need a little bit of volume,  maybe you need it flatter, maybe you\u2019re lucky enough that you can do all  of them so that you can vary it on the occasion. Put a little bit of  energy into the way you\u2019re grooming yourself.\n\nSee the Valentino Spring 2014 Collection here"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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