Hairstylist Sapna Bhavnani will be using recycled waste hair and aesthetic masks at the make-up show
Hairstylist Sapna Bhavnani will be using recycled waste hair and aesthetic masks to create unique presentations as a symbol of breaking stereotypes at the India Make-up Show. The wardrobe will be by Kallol Datta.
Sapna has come on board to curate a special showcase titled #StrongIsTheWeakestLabel for the Mumbai edition. The debut edition of the show is curated by Brothers Incorporated, founded by Rahul Tuljapurkar and Ninad Shah.
“As a child, all the superheroes I admired wore masks. I also wanted to be one. These days women are perceived as strong because we can run a household, raise children and husbands, earn salary and also find time to do some weight-lifting to get stronger,” Sapna said.
“We disguise our bruises by buying the best foundation in the market. Contour our cheek bones and define our eyebrows to set a horizon for ourselves. Perfumes hide the smell of decay and hair colour the grey skies above... I'm not saying there is anything wrong in grooming oneself. But we start with our face and hair and continue with our body and soul,” she said.
“I'm not saying that is wrong as well. It's a choice. My main reason for becoming a hair stylist was to give women a fringe to hide under. Over time, I changed that and said 'Why should they hide?' Let's just cut it all off and show our faces,” she added.
The show began on Friday in Mumbai. Sapna's showcase will be held on April 13.
