Step 2: Continue the braids in the regular 3-strand style to the tips and tie off with a small elastic band.
Step 3: Cross the braids over each-other at the nape and bring the ends back up to the temples, tucking them under and securing with a couple of bobby pins.
Step 4: Pull out some wisps of hair at your hairline and add more bobby pins along the braid to hold it in place.
CASUAL BLOWOUT - For short or long bobs.
Step 1: Towel dry freshly washed hair, comb through a generous amount of volumizing mousse/spray and shake your hair 95% dry.
Step 2: Create movement and lift by drying the last of the moisture from your hair using a small round brush and twisting it
as you go.
Step 3: Apply some wax (for thick hair) or serum (for fine hair) through the mid-lengths and ends.
Step 4: Twist rough sections of hair around your fingertips and apply some heat with your dryer, then shake it all out with your hands.
Good to go!
1960s BUN
Step 1: Add volume mousse to dry hair (if natural salt spray isn't enough!) and blast with a hairdryer for extra texture and body.
Step 2: Take a horseshoe-shaped section from temple to temple and clip the hair out of the way.
Step 3: Tie a high, loose ponytail with the rest of your hair, blitz it with a light hairspray and then twist the tail into a bun on top of your head, securing with pins as you go.
Step 4: Unclip the horseshoe-shaped section, let some strands fall free, then add the bulk into the bun in one piece (if your hair has a side parting), or two pieces (for a centre parting).
• Photography: Fabricio Veltri, Hair and makeup: Vada Engine Room, Models: Zoe, Devon, Lauren at 62 Models.
