Amal Clooney has had an incredibly busy September so far. George Clooney's wife, who is a human rights lawyer, headed to Greece fresh from her stunning appearances at the Venice Film Festival.
During her action-packed, whistle-stop visit, the 48-year-old not only wore a plethora of sartorial pieces, but her hair looked camera-ready in every picture. And now, we know how she does it.
Amal's long-time hairstylist, Dimitris Giannetos, posted about the secret hack that he uses on the mother-of-two's magnificent mane.
Alongside a carousel of glamorous looks, he penned:
"Amal in Greece! Amal Clooney spoke at the Economist conference and met with the Prime Minister, First Lady, and the President of Greece, among others."
He added: "I love an 'overnight blowout' and explained that it gives the hair time to "get settled and look a bit more effortless with some more natural undone waves."
On how he creates this show-stopping look for the 48-year-old, he revealed: "To create this texture, I usually do a very polished blowout the night before. I add some tight curls, and the next morning, you only have to brush through the curls; in this case, you achieve a very effortless, bouncy, wavy blowout!"
Not everyone is blessed with Amal's gorgeous thatch of thick hair, though. "For people with fine hair," Dimitris penned, "I like to keep the curls pinned up overnight and remove the pins the day after."
The Clooneys' number one hairdresser
Last week, Dimitris reflected on the first time he cut Ocean's Eleven star George Clooney's hair. "I started working with George a little after I met Amal, and I'm not gonna lie, I felt a bit intimidated the first time I was going to give him a haircut! I still remember telling myself, "Dude, watch out; you're cutting George Clooney's hair. Don't mess it up."
He added: "I guess I didn't, and after so many years, George has taught me so, so much about life... he gave me this big opportunity to be on set with him for his latest movie, Jay Kelly, and I truly admire his professionalism, work ethic, and the amazing human he is," he quipped movingly.








