Fast hairstyles for long hair

Now the parting may not be clear – the ponytail comb is no longer needed! Slightly tousled hair falls into a natural parting. “The absolute opposite of a blown-out hairstyle,” says Pantene Pro-V International Art Director Sam McKnight. “It looks like the hair was just washed and left alone.”

Main nuances:

– Glossy manes at the Aquascutum runway look slightly sloppy. It’s easy to imitate the 1970s careerist style: make a natural parting and add some volume at the crown.

– The highlight of the “super-youth” hairstyles from D & G is the central parting, which looks like it was done without looking in the mirror.

– Balmain’s “rocker” aesthetics in hairstyles are manifested as follows: careless parting, loose ponytail, loose strands. More than natural.

– Mulberry muses were declared “young rich English girls at the party”, so Sam created simple hairstyles for them with a middle parting in the spirit of “freshly washed hair.”

How to create beautiful styling with a soft parting of your hair?

The best styling starts with cleanly washed hair. For colored and damaged hair, be sure to use special products that restore their structure.

Apply heat protection spray before styling, Sam McKnight uses Pantene Pro-V Color Protect Instant Nourishing Shine Spray to add shine. Then apply a volumizing mousse to your hair and blow dry using a round brush. Perfectly dried hair should be stretched out, but not quite: leave the ends of the hair looser.

Let your hair fall into a natural center part. To create texture, you need to curl your hair with tongs, and then ruffle it with your fingers.

If hair falls on your face and gets in the way, you can tuck some of it into a ponytail. How to style your ponytail to be beautiful and fashionable?

Youth and abundance are key concepts for this trend that brings together everyday hairstyles that seem messy and haphazard.

Main nuances:

– The flirty Moscino Cheap & Chic collection celebrates the girl who travels to big cities, borrowing different fashion ideas here and there. A light pile on the top of the head gave the necessary sophistication to the girlish hairstyles of the models.

– The adventurous young rebel muse of DSquared2 appeared on the runway with her hair loosely pulled back in bobby pins and tousled by the wind. “She has something of a rider and a western heroine,” says Sam.

– The Victorian motif of the Clements Ribeiro collection is reflected in the hairstyles. The hair was textured as if it had been braided, dried, and then loosened. A low side parting completed the picture.

How to create a messy look?

On clean, towel-dried hair, apply mousse and dry with a hair dryer and a flat or round brush. Don’t try to pull your hair too smoothly.

Let your hair fall into a natural center part. Then lightly comb them in the crown area, remove back, smooth the surface slightly with a soft bristle brush and secure with an elastic band, leaving one thin strand free. Twist the strand around the elastic to hide it completely, and secure it with invisibility.

Spray on your hair. When applying the spray, hold the spray can 30 cm from the hair surface.

The bundle is still in vogue. But tightly curled hair was replaced by soft styling with hair falling out.

Inspired by the Modern Iconic trend, which embodies the values ​​of the past in modern fashion, buns continue to dominate the runway. However, now it is not tightly curled hair, but light careless styling. Loose strands of hair add romance to the look.

Main nuances:

– At the shows of Diane von Furstenberg, Atelier Gustavo Lins, DAKS, Dsquared2, the girls took to the catwalk with voluminous buns, the secret of which is in carefully combed hair.

– Donna Karan showcased original tufts that are pinned from bottom to top.

– Elegant and beautiful beams were presented by Carolina Herrera, here the heads of young models were decorated with beautiful hairpins.

How to make a bun with hair falling out?

For a glossy shine, use a special shampoo and conditioner that will make your hair more elastic, which means it is ideal for such a hairstyle.

Hair needs volume, so apply mousse to curls that are still damp. Pantene Pro-V Art Director Sam McKnight uses Pantene Pro-V Volume and Body Magnifying Mousse. Blow dry, lifting hair at the roots.

Take a ponytail comb and carefully comb the hair at the crown close to the roots. Take your time, take small strands, so the fleece will turn out to be really persistent.

Using a flat, soft bristle brush, brush your hair back and secure the top with hairpins just below the crown. Fasten your hair loosely so you don’t lose volume in the area closer to the back of your head.

Take the rest of your hair from the back of your head and clip into a loose, loose bun that covers the hairpins below the crown.

Use your fingers to stir your hair and pull in different places to create extra volume and a slight tousled effect.