Antithesis to the velvet-drapery straight long locks with heavy bangs or the film noir waves that framed the pale face in dramatic allure, defy gravity and the dominating trend by whisking your hair to new heights a la Bill Blass a/w '07 runway style:
To up, up and away:
1. Work in a voluminizing gel into semi-damp hair, only applying to the roots
2. Comb the front section of hair all to one side, across the forehead
TIP: use a blast of cold air towards the direction that you want the bangs to go in if you need extra help setting hair to one side
3. Gather up hair in a high ponytail at the crown of your head
TIP: easier done by bending over and flipping hair over the head and brushing down into pony tail at the top of the head
4. Secure pony with elastic
5. Comb backwards from the midsection of the pony towards the elastic from underneath the pony to create texture and volume
6. Loop the pony into a very loose bun and secure the ends underneath the pony to hide the pins. If you are more advanced, separate the pony into three or four strands and twirl each around elastic loosely to create a more multi-layered, volumnous bun on top of head
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