How to:
Step 1: Create a side part in hair.
Step 2: Make two French braids (one on each side) starting at the forehead hairline and going around the edge of the hairline to the nape of the neck. Secure each braid with a hair elastic. (To learn how to French braid, watch this braiding how-to video.)
Step 3: Create a zigzag part down the middle of the remaining (middle) section to divide it.
Step 4: Create two more French braids with the rest of hair starting at the top of the head and going down to three inches above the nape of your neck. Secure with hair elastics.
Step 5: Twist the ends of the four braids into a low bun and secure below the two middle braids with bobby pins. (See photo A.)
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Twisted Bun
Works on: Long hair (or short if you use a hair piece)
How to:
Step 1: Blow-dry hair straight with a round brush to smooth the top portion of hair.
Step 2: Secure hair with a hair elastic into a medium-height ponytail
Step 3: Take small sections of hair (about one-fourth to one-half inch) and twist each section. Spray with hairspray for hold.
Step 4: Loop the twisted sections of hair to the outside of the hair elastic and bobby pin to the base of the pony to secure. (See photo A.)
Step 5: Repeat the process until all the hair in the pony is twisted and pinned into a bun shape.
Step 6: Spritz shine spray over your hair and set the look with hairspray.
How to:
Step 1: Curl one-inch sections of hair with a curling iron held vertically all over your head. (See photo A.)
Step 2: Because hair will likely look poufy, use bobby pins to pin down areas that look too voluminous to create an overall shape you like. (See photo B.)
Step 3: Disguise pins by covering them with other curls.
Step 4: Mist with hairspray to set.
How to:
Step 1: Spritz wave-enhancing spray through hair. (See photo A.)
Step 2: Scrunch hair while blow-drying it for added texture.
Step 3: Pull hair into a low, loose pony and secure with an elastic.
Step 4: Pull out a few strands of hair to frame your face.
Step 5: Wrap a small section of hair around the elastic and secure with bobby pin.
Step 6: Use a curling iron to loosely curl a few sections of hair in the pony.
Step 7: Mist with hairspray to finish.
How to:
Step 1: Blow-dry hair with a round brush.
Step 2: Create a side part in your hair.
Step 3: Divide hair into two-inch sections and curl with curling iron held vertically. (See photo A.)
Step 4: Lightly finger comb curls to loosen them a bit.
Step 5: Pull back a section of hair near the ear on the side to which your hair is parted.
Step 6: Secure hair back with barrette or comb. (Add additional bobby pins if necessary.)
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