A natural ripple on smooth hair

Tired of hair raplapla? The first step is to moisten them by spraying water on the whole of the hair. Then, a texturizing spray is applied in a sea water fashion on large strands, which are then wound on themselves to form four macaroons on the top of the skull. One seizes his hair-dryer which is programmed on heat and strong forces, and to which one fixes the diffuser endpiece. The macarons are left for two hours after drying, then unrolled, to finally obtain a wavy and natural mane, THE hair look of the moment.

A chic chignon, but not too strict

If one wishes to "pimper" his long square a little too basic, one begins by taking off all the roots thanks to the hair dryer programmed on weak force and strong heat and equipped with its smooth end. A texturising spray is then applied to the roots, which are then dried. Following this, the roots are creped with a fine comb. Finally, the whole of the hair is piled up in a low ponytail that will be wound on itself to form a banana chignon to be fixed with clamps. One does not forget to clear a few wicks on the front of the face for a blur effect, much less strict and more trendy.

A ponytail of character

Your loose hair make you look like madam? To remedy this, one begins by creping the lock of the front, then one makes a high pony tail that is fixed with an elastic hook. After having lacquered the temples and the base of the pony-tail, a wick is wound there so as to hide the elastic. We then grab our hair dryer placed on strong force and heat but also provided with its smoothing tip. Thanks to a round brush, one comes to make brushing of the lengths of the ponytail, small wick per small wick. They are made of small rolls which are fixed with flat clamps. After having fixed them by drying them and applying lacquer, they wait 15 minutes before unhooking them. And here is a simple yet sophisticated and trendy hairstyle.