Holiday Hair in a 'Snap!'
Instructions: Simply wrap the hair around the iron without using the curl clamp. Holding on to the ends of the hair, not putting them through the iron clamp, gives a more natural "worn" look. To finish the look use a shine serum, putting some on your hands and running your fingers through the wave.The Holiday Updo : The key here is to be creative! Add the clip in's to create volume, depth, high-lights or low-lights. Adding a different tone to your color hair will give a great pop to your updo and create great conversation. Use some shine spray and don't worry about it being perfect.
The Ponytail : The "Hair Piece" Do not be afraid! They are fun, easy to use, and when you choose the right one,they look amazing! Choose the correct type for your look. If you are doing a slick shiny look, the hair can be faux and shiny and very inexpensive. If you want a more natural feel, you will need to make sure the hair is not synthetic and look "fake". However, there are ways to give a natural look to synthetic or overly shiny hair. Use a matte styling paste, baby powder, or hairspray to coat the hair. Then "rough" the hair with you fingers to work the product in, this will take away the shine and give a more "worn" look!
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