Halloween is right around the corner and this year has provided some great inspiration for this season’s costumes. And we all the know the importance of the right hair style to complete the look. AXE Hair Celebrity Groomer Amy Komorowski has put together some quick tips and tricks to achieve some of the hottest and scariest Halloween looks this year.

Amy Komorowski’s Halloween How-to Looks:

Ryan Gosling, Blade Runner

This look works best with short sides and a bit of length on top. It’s best to apply a shine pomade to wet/damp hair like AXE Smooth Look Shine Pomade. Really get in there with the product, from roots to ends, and comb or use fingers to style hair to one side. Your hair will stay in place all night, no matter what your Halloween plans are.

Keanu Reeves, John Wick: Chapter 2

Start with damp hair and apply a generous amount of a shine pomade to the entire head of hair. Start at the middle to front and work back through hair. Use a comb to evenly distribute the product, starting from the front and combing through to the back and down. Next, use the comb to create a clean center part, starting from the front and ending at the top/back of head. Use a bit more pomade to set and style any loose pieces and tuck sides behind the ears.

Gaten Matarazzo, Stranger Things

This look work best with medium to long curly hair. To get these soft, bouncy curls start by applying a cream like AXE Natural Look Softening Cream or a salt spray and squeezing the hair/curls into shape. Allow to air dry for a couple of minutes then use a diffuser to dry the rest using that squeezing, scrunching motion. When fully dry you can use a bit of paste to define the curls or add weight to the ends, but don’t run your fingers through as it will mess with the curls.

Chris Pine, Wonder Woman

This look works best with short sides and length on top. This is quite a versatile cut, but for this look you’ll want to blow dry using your fingers to style hair to the side. Start with a small amount of paste like AXE Messy Look Flexible Paste and thoroughly applying from roots to ends, using a back and forth motion with fingers and finishing by making sure you get the ends. Almost like a taking motion. Use a bit more paste if you need more hold or if your hair is a bit thicker.