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Keke Palmer Wore Rainbow Butterfly Clips In Her Hair Like It’s 1999 All Over Again — See Photos

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Keke Palmer commenced her Big Boss tour in Oakland, California on September 10, and she’s already blessing us with her tour looks. For her Los Angeles stop on September 11, the multi-hyphenate looked to the late 90s and early aughts for her hairstyle inspiration. She stepped on stage with a twisted half-up style and colorful butterfly clips that reminded me of my childhood.

Hairstylist Keshaun Williamson, who goes by the Lace Assassin, installed and styled the kinky-straight unit on the actor and shared pictures of the look on September 13 via Instagram. For her performance, Palmer wore a denim jumpsuit with a silver corset, which she posted on her own Instagram page, and her kinky-straight hair bounced around her like a mane, cascading towards her lower back. 

Williamson used Bold Hold’s Liquid Gold adhesive to ensure her textured unit wouldn’t move throughout the night. He sectioned off her hair at the front, leaving a portion of hair out closest to her ears. He then parted that portion of hair into eight separate pieces that were then twisted up to Palmer’s crown. Each twisted piece was secured with a colorful butterfly clip — the hair accessory really solidified the Y2K influence in my opinion. He also left out two tiny face-framing pieces of hair. 

To complement the colorful hair accessories, makeup artist Kevin Luong blended colorful pigments on each eye to create a rainbow gradient. One eye had orange, red, and yellow hues, while the other eye had green, blue, and purple colors. 

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