Destination Bride from Dubai: How I Styled Her Hair in Scotland (Without Running Back to Extensions)
- Kimberly Logie

- Feb 18, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: 13 hours ago

Emily came to me wanting classic Hollywood waves on fine hair. She flew in from Dubai a few days before her wedding. I met Emily at the Fairmont in St Andrews, where we tested extensions first at her trial. But when she saw herself, she made the call: natural hair only. That's risky territory—most stylists would've said no way. But she had already booked me months earlier. She trusted me before she ever saw the result.
Why She Chose Hollywood Waves
When Emily showed me her inspo, the first thing I said wasn't "yes." I explained why it would work for her fine, lightweight hair. The secret: the right products, the right iron size, and a technique that builds structure without weighing her hair down. She didn't leave the trial wondering if it would hold. She left knowing it would.
The Trial Made All the Difference
At her trial, Emily saw exactly what her wedding morning would look like. No guessing. No surprises. She felt confident, she looked like herself, and when she saw the photos, she knew the waves were the right call.
The Wedding Day
Her hair held flawlessly all day. Unpredictable Scottish weather and all. She danced, celebrated, and never once worried about her hair falling flat.

What This Taught Me About Fine Hair & Waves
Fine hair can absolutely do Hollywood waves. It's not about the amount of hair you have—it's about the technique, the products, and the structure you build underneath. That's why the trial matters. It's not just a test; it's proof that your stylist actually understands your hair type and can deliver.
When you book with me, you're not hoping. You know.
Ready to book without the stress?
Fine hair can absolutely do glam waves. Emily proved it. You could too. Check your date.
Credits
Wedding Planner: Scarlett & Bell Hairstylist: Kimberly Logie
Makeup Artist: Lauren Gollan Photographer: PJ Philips Photography
Videographer: Boda Productions Floral Design: Myrtle & Bracken Styling: Gloam Catering: Platter & Pop Cake: Butter & Bodoni Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier
Dresser: Wedding Day Dressing with Ainslie Rentals: Brolly Bucket and Hopler Wood Stationary: Aura Studio
Band: Killer City Sound
Piper: Euan Anderson
String Quartet: Cairns String Quartet
Saxophonist: Konrad Wiszniewski Music
Photo Booth: Odd Box
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