Daisy Edgar-Jones has spent the Sense and Sensibility press tour giving people new reasons to cut a fringe. Her hairstylist has now revealed one of the products behind it. According to Who What Wear, Bryce Scarlett posted the Redken products he used for her latest red-carpet look, including the brand's Root Lifter Volumising Mousse Spray, priced at £26.

That makes one of the season's most-copied hair moments surprisingly affordable to recreate.

The product behind the fringe

Who What Wear reported that Scarlett shared Edgar-Jones' "perfectly tousled, voluminous fringe" on Instagram along with a photo of the Redken line-up. The Root Lifter mousse is designed to add body and lift at the roots, which is exactly what curtain bangs need to sweep away from the face instead of lying flat.

Scarlett has not posted a full step-by-step. The usual method, which Who What Wear's editor also suggested, is simple:

- Apply mousse to towel-dried hair, focusing on the roots of the fringe.

- Blow-dry the bangs over a round brush, lifting up and then out to each side.

- Let them cool before touching, then loosen them with your fingers for a tousled finish.

The makeup: Estée Lauder glow and a lavender smoky eye

Edgar-Jones is an Estée Lauder global brand ambassador, and makeup artist Jo Baker has relied on the brand's classics for glowing skin throughout the tour. For the final press appearance, Who What Wear reported, Baker paired the bangs with a lavender smoky eye. It is a soft, wearable alternative to grey or black that suits the film's romantic, period mood.

The 1999 Chloé corset

The premiere look was the fashion highlight. At the Los Angeles premiere on October 7, 2026, held at the historic United Theater on Broadway (originally the United Artists Theatre), Edgar-Jones wore an archival Chloé look from spring 1999, the Stella McCartney era. Velvet Hollywood, citing WWD, described a structured pale silk corset bodice with wispy red and blue appliqués, semi-sheer sleeves with botanical embroidery, and a gunmetal silk skirt that pooled behind her. Your Next Shoes reported she wore steel-blue Aquazzura sandals with it.

Stylist Dani Michelle, who has dressed her in custom Miu Miu and vintage Armani throughout the tour, put the look together. Wearing a corset to a Jane Austen adaptation might seem obvious. Choosing a 27-year-old Chloé piece made it feel collected rather than costume.

Her on-screen sister, Esmé Creed-Miles, wore a voluminous pink Simone Rocha spring 2027 gown with black Christian Louboutin pumps, a contrast between archive and new season.

Why this fringe keeps trending

Curtain bangs have stayed popular for years because they grow out gracefully, and Edgar-Jones has become their best-known red-carpet example. Our earlier piece, "Florence Pugh's Micro Bangs Are Fall's Boldest Hair Moment," covered the most dramatic version of the fringe trend. Edgar-Jones' version is the softer, more wearable one.

Sense and Sensibility, directed by Georgia Oakley, with Edgar-Jones as Elinor Dashwood, opens in US theatres on October 16.

Should you get curtain bangs this fall?

Curtain bangs suit most face shapes because they part in the centre and frame the cheekbones rather than covering the forehead. Ask your stylist for a longer, sweeping cut that starts around the cheekbones if you want an easy grow-out, or a shorter, fuller version like Edgar-Jones' for more impact.

Daily styling is quick once you have the technique. A small amount of root-lifting mousse, a two-minute blow-dry over a round brush and a light mist of hairspray will hold the shape through the day. On off days, they can be pinned back or tucked behind the ears.

The film marks another big lead role for Edgar-Jones after Normal People, Where the Crawdads Sing and Twisters. Her press-tour beauty has stayed consistent throughout, with glowing skin, soft colour on the eyes and that signature fringe, which is why fans have been screenshotting nearly every appearance.

FAQ

What product does Daisy Edgar-Jones use for her bangs?

Her hairstylist Bryce Scarlett shared Redken products, including Root Lifter Volumising Mousse Spray (£26), according to Who What Wear.

What did Daisy Edgar-Jones wear to the Sense and Sensibility premiere?

An archival spring 1999 Chloé look, designed under Stella McCartney, with a silk corset bodice and gunmetal silk skirt.

Who does Daisy Edgar-Jones' makeup?

Jo Baker, using Estée Lauder products.

When does Sense and Sensibility release?

October 16, 2026, in US theatres.

Cover photo: John Sears / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0