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Cute Ways to Do Your Hair this Weekend!

Bored with your locks? Not anymore. We're dishing three hot ways to tame those tresses this weekend. Whether you're headed to a football game or on a date with your BF, our latest coif crushes have you covered.

Go for Sweetly Half Up
Psst: a half-up mane works on basically every girl and looks “fun and youthful,” says stylist Angelo David. Start with dry tresses. Use a comb to create a deep part (the arch of your eyebrow is a good point of reference). Grab a 1-inch section of hair and start twisting it along your hairline. Or, to re-create Lauren's look, try a braid instead. Ask your mom or BFF to hold the twisted section, while you repeat on the other side. Secure both parts together with a tiny elastic. Nix flyaways with some pomade.
 
Deck Out Your ’Do
We were psyched to uncover this line of pretty hair pins. Use them to sweep your bangs back out decorate a low-key updo. Such a great change from plain ol’ pins and adds a hit of color to your hair.
Native Print Bobby Pins, $12.17, freepeople.com

Get Smooth
Forget the frizz! Fall dates call for glamorous locks. When your hair is still damp, apply some anti-frizz serum. Then, blow locks out. Next, use a wide-barrel curling iron on dry hair to ensure you get a head full of bouncy curls. Hit with hairspray and quickly run a bristled brush over them. The result? Hair that looks like it belongs to a silver-screen siren. So pretty.

BY KATIE ABBONDANZA ON 10/15/2010 7:00:00 AM

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SO cute! Love love love the last one! Another super cute one is a new side pony tail a experimented with. Start with damp hair. Take about an inch of hair on either side of your face in the very front and braid back. Secure with an elastic once it is about 3/4 done. Then brush the remaining hair back to remove any parts, then pull your hair into a low side pony tail. Include the end of your braid in with the pony. Twirl your hair to create one big curl. Spritz with a little tiny bit of hair spray. And VWA LA super cute and ready for school, the weekend, or even a special event! =D

by dancer.eag on 11/21/2010 2:34:40 PM

 
 

OMG I LOVE THE LAST HAIR STYLE...HMMMMM, I AM SOO GOING RIGHT NOW TO BLOW DRY MY AND CURL IT, YEP RIGHT NOW I AM GOING! HAHAHAHA! NO REALLY I AM!

by lolmiaoxo1 on 11/20/2010 10:47:01 PM

 
 

My hair is about 2 inches below shoulder leigth and is layered.It look weird when its down cause it kinda poffy and it makes my face look really fat.because of this i mostly where it up or half up and down and i like to add color with washable color
any suggestons????
Love Ray RAy

by butterflygirl14 on 11/20/2010 1:55:07 PM

 
 

My hair is about 3 and a half inche below my shoulders. I really want to dye it but my parents say no Frown It's dirty-ish blonde(I have layers). When I put it in a ponytail the front layers fall out because they are too short to fit in the pony. i need a way to do it.If I wear pigtails it looks wayyy too young. I am thirteen. My hair is wavy. I have a straightener. my hair is frizzy. I don't have a curler. HELP! I need style

by FreakChica on 11/19/2010 10:30:49 PM

 
 

Mod***** My hair is about shoulder length and all I cando with It is straighten it without being asked why I dressed up ( for school). I want long curly hair, but my hair won't grow once it gets a little past my shoulders. But when I straighten it it won't stay straight and it gets stringy looking..... What can I do to make it stay straight?

 

 

Hey girly! I always dry mine with a big round brush for some volume, before straightening. Then, make sure that you're straightening your hair in quick strokes, and that you don't have it on the highest heat. You can always use a volumizing shampoo or conditioner and a smoothing cream before straightening as well.

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Becca G.

by Kt_catlover on 11/14/2010 8:25:43 PM

 
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