Transformers Star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Celebrity Hairstylist Yiotis Panayiotou & Leonor Greyl

Celebrity hairstylist Yiotis Panayiotou created two different yet amazing looks for the now-everywhere Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: One for her appearance on LIVE! with Regis & Kelly, and the other for the US premiere of her new movie Transformers: Dark of the Moon. (You may have heard of it.) Panayiotou used Leonor Greyl products on Rosie. Here’s the breakdown of her hair transformation. Get it? Heh? Eh.

First he used Leonor Greyl Shampooing au Miel, a gentle volumizing shampoo that can be used every day.
He followed with a conditioning masque because it is vital to keep the hair well-nourished, especially in a humid, polluted environment like New York City. He normally uses either the Masque Fleurs de Jasmin or Masque à l’Orchidée on Rosie. He generally picks the Masque Fleurs de Jasmin for daytime and the Masque à l’Orchidée for evening.

After bathing and conditioning the hair, apply a few drops of Regenerescence Naturelle, a blend of botanical and essential oils and work it into the scalp for a relaxing massage.  Then apply Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice to the hair and a little Lait Luminescence, a detangling milk, to the ends, really working them into the hair to allow them time to absorb and be more effective.

For Rosie’s LIVE! with Regis & Kelly appearance, he kept the look very simple and casual by blow-drying her hair completely dry with a combination of a small brush and a medium brush to give volume to the hair. After drying, he brushed through and applied Leonor Greyl’s Voluforme styling spray for volume and a light hold and some Sérum de Soie Sublimateur, a light-weight, anti-frizz serum, to the ends.

For the Transformers: Dark of the Moon premiere, he went with a glamorous, Old Hollywood look to complement Rosie’s dress. This style transcends all cultures and hair types, and it is universally flattering.

After blow-drying again, he curled large sections of hair with a medium-barreled curling iron. In the front and on the sides, he curled sections in alternating directions and pinned them into pin curls to allow them to set.

Then, he removed the pins and lightly brushed through with a large, flat brush. He sprayed the hair with Voluforme again and applied a little more Sérum de Soie Sublimateur to the ends and pinned one side back for balance and texture.

And as you can see, Rosie looks muy bella!