
Makeover My Mom: One Super Hot Mama
Valerie, before and after her Makeover My Mom ambush. Photo: Kristin Burns
At 53, she looks older than her age. But who can blame her? Generously looking after so many kids leaves her with not a second to herself. (She can't remember the last time she had a manicure.)
Valerie's son and some of her foreign exchange students thought it was time she put herself first, and nominated the mom for a makeover.
Hairstylist Natasha Sunshine started the transformation with color. Mixing two similar shades -- mulberry and mahogany-- she touched up Valerie's roots, and then added soft highlights around her face to brighten her complexion. She also cut several inches off the bottom and added layers to create volume -- breathing new life into Valerie's otherwise flat hair.
Valerie after her Makeover My Mom transformation. Photo: Kristin Burns
Fashion stylist and Makeover My Mom host Sam Saboura took a risk with a print sheath.
Why it works? A block print doesn't feel too busy, particularly when you add a layering piece like a pink cardigan. The bright color also helped to accentuate Valerie's complexion and give her overall look a more youthful feel.
Valerie's thoughts on the final result: "I feel hot!"
Super hot is more like it.
To see more stylish makeovers for every body type, check out our Mission Makeover series.
Tags: Heather Cooper Smith, HeatherCooperSmith, makeover, Makeover My Mom, makeover video, MakeoverMyMom, MakeoverVideo, Natasha Sunshine, Sam Saboura







agoddessofstyle, 8-07-2010, 4:36PM
It looks like they used overdirection to give her hair all that body and fullness. Overdirection can be used to add more body and volume to hair - especially when it is short and flippy like hers. To learn how to overdirect with a hair tool, check out these videos:
http://www.in-styler-hot-iron.com/short-hair-given-volume-with-the-instyler-videos.html
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