Hair and Makeup Secrets From "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law"

Before Jennifer Walters gets her superpowers, she's just your average attorney. "She's a regular girl next door," Cha says. This translates to minimal makeup and a curly, blunt bob haircut. To achieve the look, they used extensions: "We tried to stay as close as possible to Tatiana's natural texture."

The inspiration for her character came from an unlikely place: a young Jennifer Grey, à la "Dirty Dancing." They also looked at various reference photos of french bobs to get the hair just right.

After an accident turns Jennifer into She-Hulk, she gets a completely new look to fit her "Hulked-out" form, which was also influenced by the comic books. The first, most obvious difference is the signature green skin tone — the exact color was created almost on accident by Cha. She was tasked with customizing a Pantone for the She-Hulk green by mixing various shades of waterproof makeup until she got the formula just right.

"We airbrushed her skin tone and makeup as the comic book had," she says. It was just supposed to be for a test shoot at first, but the VFX team thought the color looked so perfect that they kept it.

Walters gets a completely new hairstyle as She-Hulk, too. "Her hair in the comic books never really looked dated," Wood sats. This made it easy to bring her into the modern world. "[It] was important to me to keep it loose and sort of glamorous." That's how they landed on the long, free-flowing wavy style that you see in the show.

The first villain we're introduced to in "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" is Titania, played by Jameela Jamil. "Jameela plays the fabulous fashionista character," Cha says, and it's made clear the second her character comes on screen. Coming up with her exact hair and makeup was a big collaborative effort, and they looked to the Kardashians for the makeup inspiration. Heavy eye makeup was a must for her. "It was all about the glitter," Cha says.

Jamil's voluminous, perfectly undone hairstyle was inspired by 1950s and '60s actor Brigitte Bardot. "We stuck pretty closely to that sexy, french, slightly curled look," Wood says. She recalls the show's wigmaker, Robert Pickens, saying it was like making wigs for Cher. "There was a lot of hair in those wigs," she says.

There are a handful of standout products the hair and makeup teams used on set. First, to prep everyone's skin for makeup, Cha says she relied heavily on the Dermalogica Intensive Moisture Balance Moisturizer ($74). Because they shot the show in Atlanta, the heat posed a bit of a problem for the hair team. To keep Maslany's hair looking its best, Wood used the Color Wow One-Minute Transformation Styling Cream ($24).