I'm liking the wispy up-dos worn by Scarlett Johansson and Lo Bosworth (Lauren Conrad's listless sidekick) recently. Highlights help to give extra texture but I must admit I'm not sure how to get that 'almost falling down' look without your hair actually falling down.
i love this look! i used to religiously have my hair up as a child which has put me off having my hair up now im older, but im totally loving this look n will defo give it a go =)
I love this hair do as well, but agree I can't even achieve wispy fluffy hair perfectly positioned for more than 5 mins after styling. I'd love to know how they do it. xx
oh dear, i don't think this is my cup of tea. i like for example messy buns or messy plaits but this is just too untidy for me. they pull it out well cos they are young and pretty x
They must have had so much hairspray and backcombing to stop their hair falling out! I bet their heads felt like meringues.
ReplyDeleteI love this look, so effortless.
ReplyDeleteI'd say backcombing, texturising spray and carefully placed pins. :)
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i love this look! i used to religiously have my hair up as a child which has put me off having my hair up now im older, but im totally loving this look n will defo give it a go =)
ReplyDeletelove wispy up dos like this. Look relaxed and cool but they still have super glossy hair!
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I love that sort of do. I much prefer messy to sculpted. It's my excuse for looking unkempt anyway ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this hair do as well, but agree I can't even achieve wispy fluffy hair perfectly positioned for more than 5 mins after styling. I'd love to know how they do it. xx
ReplyDeleteoh dear, i don't think this is my cup of tea. i like for example messy buns or messy plaits but this is just too untidy for me. they pull it out well cos they are young and pretty x
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