If there’s one celebrity that everyone is talking about at the moment, it’s Daisy Edgar-Jones. The star is currently on the press tour for her latest film, Sense and Sensibility, and her stylist, Dani Michelle, has created some incredible looks, including custom Miu Miu dresses and vintage Armani suits. However, her makeup and hair have truly stolen the show for me, and I’ve been keeping an eye out for which products she’s been using.
As an Estée Lauder global brand ambassador, it’s no surprise that her makeup artist, Jo Baker, has been using some of the brand’s icons to create her glowing makeup looks. But when it comes to hair, it seems as if Daisy has been using an affordable favourite of mine to get her fringe looking red-carpet-ready.

Daisy Edgar-Jones’ hair has been looking amazing on the Sense and Sensibility press tour.
It’s no secret that Daisy has some of the best curtain bangs in the business (seriously, she even convinced me to give the popular fringe a go), and her hairstylist Bryce Scarlett just revealed what products he used for her latest red carpet look.

Taking to Instagram to share Daisy’s perfectly tousled, voluminous fringe, Scarlett included a picture of Redken products, including the brand’s Root Lifter Volumising Mousse Spray (£26).

Designed to add body and lift, it appears that this under-£30 hair mousse is the star’s secret to getting her signature voluminous bangs. Whilst Scarlett is yet to share exactly how he used the product, I recommend applying the mousse to towel-dried hair before blow-drying your fringe with a round brush.
For her final press tour appearance, Daisy paired her red-carpet-ready bangs with a lavender smokey eye and a 1999 Chloé by Stella McCartney corset set, and I will be thinking about this look for a long, long time…
Get the Look:

This foam spray can be applied to the roots or throughout the hair for salon-worthy volume.

In another photo, Scarlett was spotted using Redken’s hairspray to keep Daisy’s look in place all night.

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