A short transcript excerpt from a Janine Jarman YouTube video demonstrating a Julia Roberts–inspired 1990s haircut. Jarman explains layering strategy—heavier layers around the face, slightly longer layers in the back to retain length—describes texturizing to create movement ('release the beast'), and mentions allowing hair to air dry and dabbing product for finish.
How long has it been since we cut you off? Like a year, maybe. Do you have inspiration? Yes. Let me see. What do you want? A Julia Roberts 90s? I mean. Yeah. Say less, you guys. Yes, please. And it's a perfect example, too. If you think of it like a tulle skirt. You got all these layers, but if they're all one layer, you can't, like, release the beast. The heaviest layering around the face, and she has a little bit longer layers in the back so that it keeps it really nice and long. No, but just do a little bit to get the, like, outer. To slump your butt down, just to get it, like, crunchy. And then you let the rest air dry. And I just dab up on there.
