A classic wrapped ponytail is honestly the holy grail for busy mornings when you want to look effortlessly put-together without spending an hour styling. The smooth crown keeps things super chic and professional, while the loose, brushed-out waves in the tail give it just the right amount of movement and bounce.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with the smoothing heat protectant spray listed below to tame flyaways and add slip.
2. Use a 1.25-inch curling iron on the mid-lengths and ends to create soft, relaxed loose bends throughout your hair.
3. Brush through the lengths using the boar bristle paddle brush listed below to relax the curls into uniform, cascading soft waves.
4. Comb hair smoothly back towards the nape of your neck, keeping the crown sleek and tight, then secure with one of the clear elastic hair ties listed below.
5. Take a small half-inch strand of hair from underneath the ponytail and wrap it tightly around the hair tie until it's completely covered.
6. Pin the tail of that wrapped section underneath the ponytail base with the mini bobby pins listed below, then mist lightly with the flexible hold finishing hairspray listed below to lock in the clean finish.
If you want to take a basic ponytail and make it look straight out of a movie, this is the one! It looks intricate, but trust me when I say, “You can totally pull this off!”. A simple side braid woven right into a textured, wavy pony with a wrapped base creates that effortlessly cool, edgy-romantic vibe.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a generous mist of the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands before heat styling.
2. Add lived-in wave and dimension throughout the lengths using the 1-inch curling wand listed below, alternating wave directions for a natural texture.
3. Leave out a soft, wispy tendril right in front of the ear to softly frame your face.
4. Starting near the front hairline, create a three-strand Dutch or French braid along the side of the crown, directing it back toward the center-back of the head, and gently pancake the stitches for extra fullness.
5. Gather the braid along with the rest of your hair into a mid-height ponytail and secure tightly using the seamless hair elastics listed below.
6. Take a small 1/2-inch strand from underneath the ponytail, wrap it neatly around the elastic band to hide it completely, and secure the end with the matte finish bobby pins listed below.
7. Fluff the ponytail for volume and mist everything with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep flyaways tame while maintaining soft movement.
I'm absolutely head over heels for this vintage look because it brings all the classic retro diner glam together with pure elegance! It takes a little practice to get that front victory roll tucked just right, but once you do, it stays completely intact all day or night. It’s hands down the prettiest statement style for themed parties or a fun date night where you want to channel your inner 50s starlet.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a generous mist of the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and add a silky sheen.
2. Section out the front bang area in a curved triangle, leaving the rest of your hair to be curled in uniform horizontal sections with a 1-inch curling iron.
3. Once curled, pin each curl in place to cool completely, then gently brush them out into soft, cohesive Hollywood waves using the boar bristle brush listed below.
4. Take your front section, backcomb lightly at the base with the teasing comb listed below to create structural volume, and roll the ends inward and down toward the scalp to form a hollow victory roll.
5. Secure the inside of the roll discreetly against your head using the bobby pins listed below, then slip a decorative barrette above your temple.
6. Smooth any flyaways across the surface and lock this timeless vintage shape in place all day using the strong-hold finishing hairspray listed below.
Thinking about giving your natural curls a gorgeous, spicy makeover? This rich copper-auburn layered bob delivers unbelievable bounce, dimension, and volume all at once. Plus, flipping it over to a deep side part adds instant glam that works effortlessly from the boardroom to date night. Who doesn’t love head-turning curls with this much life?
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed and wet hair, applying a generous amount of the hydrating curl leave-in conditioner listed below to lock in base moisture.
2. Rake through sections with the curl defining cream listed below to provide soft hold, clumps, and springy curl definition.
3. Use the micro-fiber hair towel listed below to gently scrunch out excess water without causing surface friction or frizz.
4. Attach the universal hair diffuser attachment listed below to your blow dryer, tipping your head side to side to dry curls on low speed and medium heat until about 90% dry.
5. Flip your hair over to one side to create that dramatic, voluminous side sweep, and pick lightly at the roots using the wide-tooth styling pick listed below to amplify body.
6. Break any remaining crunchy cast and seal in incredible gloss by scrunching a few drops of the nourishing lightweight hair oil listed below through the ends.
This look is the definition of effortless Parisian charm. It pairs a chin-grazing bob with tousled, textured waves and a soft fringe that frames the brows beautifully. The vibrant copper shade brings tons of warmth and personality, making it a dream cut if you want something playful, classic, and easy to style.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, towel-dried hair with a lightweight volumizing mousse to create body and hold for your waves.
2. Blow-dry the bangs forward with a small round brush, curving them slightly under to give that soft French fringe shape.
3. Rough-dry the rest of the hair with a diffuser or gently rough-dry using your fingers to preserve your natural texture.
4. Protect your strands by lightly misting with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below before adding heat.
5. Use a 1-inch curling wand or iron, wrapping random 1-to-2-inch sections away from and toward the face to create loose, undulating S-waves, leaving the bottom ends slightly uncurled for a modern finish.
6. Once the hair has completely cooled, break up the wave patterns using your fingers and spritz with the dry texturizing spray listed below to add fullness and that lived-in texture.
7. Finish by touching a tiny drop of nourishing hair oil through the ends for shine and separation.
There is just something timeless and utterly chic about a pristine low chignon. If you want a style that instantly elevates your entire look without being over the top, this sleek side-parted bun is perfection. It sweeps clean off the face, shines like glass, and looks like pure luxury.
How to do this
1. Start by blowing out clean hair straight and smooth using a round brush and applying a pea-sized amount of smoothing hair serum to keep flyaways at bay.
2. Create a clean, defined deep side part using a fine-tooth tail comb, aligning it with the arch of your eyebrow.
3. Smooth the hair back flat against the head, tucking the sides neatly over the top of the ears, and secure the hair into a low ponytail at the nape of the neck with a snag-free clear hair elastic.
4. Twist the ponytail tightly around itself to form a clean, compact coiled chignon, and pin it flat against the nape using sturdy curved bobby pins.
5. Gently smooth down the surface using a soft bristle boar brush lightly spritzed with flexible hold hairspray.
6. Finish with a light mist of high-shine glossing mist across the crown and bun for an ultra-luxe, glassy finish.
I fell in love with this sleek woven chignon the moment I saw it! It is the absolute holy grail for weddings, black-tie events, or whenever you want to look instantly classy and put-together without feeling overly stiff. The way the copper strands interlock creates such rich texture and shine, showing off the warm tones beautifully. It holds all evening like an absolute dream, and you can easily dress it up with a few decorative pins or keep it minimal and sleek!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a smoothing heat protectant serum and blow dry smooth with a round ceramic brush.
2. Smooth all your hair back toward the nape of the neck using a boar bristle smoothing brush to ensure a clean, sleek surface without bumps.
3. Gather the hair into a low ponytail at the base of the skull, securing with a snag-free clear elastic.
4. Divide the ponytail into two or three equal ribbons of hair, applying a drop of lightweight hair shine oil to keep flyaways at bay.
5. Carefully loop and weave the strands over and under each other to form a broad, woven basket-weave rosette or infinity knot at the nape.
6. Tuck the ends securely underneath the structure and anchor the bun firmly against the scalp using large matte bobby pins.
7. Pull out a couple of delicate, soft tendrils in front of the ears if desired, and finish with a strong-hold smoothing hairspray to lock the sleek silhouette in place all night.
There’s nothing quite like a sleek, beveled blowout to make rich auburn hair pop! I love how effortlessly these long face-framing layers tuck under to give your daily style that polished yet completely natural vibe.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight smoothing cream and a thermal shield using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from blowout heat.
2. Detangle gently and create a clean, crisp center part using the tail comb listed below.
3. Section your hair into manageable quadrants, starting from the nape and working upwards toward the crown.
4. Blow dry section by section using the large ceramic round brush listed below, directing the airflow downward from roots to ends for a sleek, frizz-free cuticle.
5. When you reach the front face-framing layers, roll the brush inward toward your chest and hit each section with a cool shot to lock in that soft curved bevel.
6. Finish by smoothing a tiny pump of the lightweight hair serum listed below across the mid-lengths and ends for a silky, polished finish.
7. Mist lightly with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to tame flyaways while keeping touchable movement.
This look is all about embracing full-bodied volume and gorgeous copper-auburn tones on tight spiral curls. The rounded layered cut creates amazing bounce and height, while the playful curly bangs frame the face perfectly. It's lively, glowing in the sun, and totally effortless for everyday wear.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, soaking wet hair using the sulfate-free curl cleansing shampoo listed below to keep curls moisturized and frizz-free.
2. Apply a generous amount of leave-in conditioning cream through your mid-lengths and ends to lock in hydration.
3. Work in sections and rake through the curl defining styling custard listed below to enhance coil definition and separate ringlets.
4. Gently scrunch your curls upward towards your scalp, shaping the curly fringe across your forehead with your fingers.
5. Attach the universal collapsible diffuser nozzle to your blow dryer and dry curls on low heat and low speed, flipping your head upside down for maximum root volume.
6. Once fully dry, break the curl cast and add shine by smoothing a few drops of lightweight hair oil over the curls with your hands.
I’m completely obsessed with this rich copper-auburn lob! It’s that perfect balance between polished and effortless that looks put-together whether you're running errands or dressing up for dinner. The soft, face-framing wave adds instant dimension to the warm tones and catches the light so beautifully. It’s super versatile and way easier to style at home with just a round brush and a curling wand than it looks!
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a smoothing blowout cream evenly from mid-lengths to ends using the smoothing heat protectant blowout cream listed below.
2. Blow dry using a large ceramic round brush, focusing on lifting at the roots for soft volume and rolling the ends under for a smooth finish.
3. Create a soft off-center part, directing the front face-framing pieces slightly up and away from the face to create that gentle swooping bend.
4. Take 1.5-inch sections and wrap them loosely around the barrel of a large curling iron, leaving the ends slightly relaxed to avoid overly tight curls.
5. Once curled, let each section cool completely before gently combing through with a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to transform curls into loose, cohesive waves.
6. Finish with a few drops of lightweight hair shine serum to lock in glossy luster and tame any flyaways, followed by a light spritz of flexible hold hairspray.
I am completely obsessed with this rich auburn tone! There is honestly nothing better than warm copper-red undertones catching the golden hour light just right. Pairing that deep, velvety color with loose, effortless waves and soft face-framing layers gives you that cozy, romantic vibe that looks stunning without trying too hard.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a thermal protectant using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and seal in moisture.
2. Blow dry hair smoothly using a large ceramic round barrel brush, lifting at the roots around the crown and directing the face-framing sections away from the face.
3. Once completely dry, divide the hair into horizontal sections starting from the nape of the neck up to the crown.
4. Take 1.5-inch sections and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch curling iron, leaving the last inch of the ends out to maintain an effortless, modern wave.
5. Alternate the curl direction through the mid-lengths, but ensure the front cheekbone-skimming pieces are curled backward away from the face.
6. Allow all curls to cool completely, then gently rake through them using the wide-tooth comb listed below to transform tight ribbons into relaxed, flowing waves.
7. Finish the look by misting a light veil of the texturizing finishing spray listed below throughout the lengths for touchable body and applying a tiny drop of the hair smoothing shine oil listed below to the tips for rich auburn radiance.
This naturally textured look is so stunning and completely effortless! I love how warm and rich this ginger tone looks with the soft, defined waves and ringlets. If you have natural wave or curl and want something low maintenance that still turns heads, this is definitely the style to try!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, soaking wet hair using the sulfate-free curl cleansing shampoo listed below to keep curls hydrated and frizz-free.
2. Gently detangle your lengths from ends to roots using the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below while your conditioner is still in.
3. Rake a nickel-sized amount of the curl defining cream listed below through mid-lengths and ends to lock in natural moisture and shape.
4. Glaze the lightweight curl styling gel listed below over your strands using praying hands, then cup and gently scrunch upwards towards your scalp to encourage spiral formation.
5. Flip your head upside down and dry using the ionic hair dryer with diffuser attachment listed below on low heat and low airflow until curls are roughly 85-90% dry.
6. Once fully dry, gently smooth a drop of the nourishing jojoba hair oil listed below between your palms and gently scrunch the hair to break the gel cast for soft, touchable, bouncy curls.
If you want a cut that's super chic and effortlessly flattering, this wavy auburn lob is hands down my favorite! The deep side-swept fringe adds so much softness around your eyes + the loose bends give thick hair the perfect bounce without feeling weighed down.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep with a smoothing heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and add slip.
2. Apply a root-volumizing mousse listed below to your crown and front fringe area to ensure maximum lift and hold throughout the day.
3. Blow dry using a round ceramic brush listed below, lifting upwards at the roots and creating a deep side part as you dry the sweeping front fringe over to one side.
4. Once completely dry, section the hair into horizontal tiers and use a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to wrap alternating mid-lengths, leaving the very ends slightly straight for a relaxed silhouette.
5. For the side fringe, gently roll it away from the face with the curling iron to create that smooth, swooping shape over the forehead.
6. Let the waves cool completely, then mist with a dry texturizing spray listed below and rake through gently with your fingers to break up the curls.
7. Finish off with a light mist of flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the volume and shape while keeping natural movement.
If you really want to embrace your texture with a bold color pop, this copper shape is everything!! The rounded layers give so much effortless bounce and body, and the little curly bangs frame your profile just right without needing a ton of heat styling to look incredible.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, dripping wet hair and apply a generous amount of the hydrating leave-in conditioner listed below to ensure your coils stay completely moisturized.
2. Section your curls into small, manageable quadrants and work in the curl defining cream listed below using the praying hands method and finger-raking to encourage clump formation.
3. Coat sections with the strong hold styling gel listed below to lock in the ringlet definition and prevent frizz as it dries.
4. Style the front bangs downward and lightly finger-coil each small ringlet across your forehead to shape the fringe.
5. Attach a diffuser to your blow dryer, leaning your head side to side and gently cupping the curls until they are completely dry, keeping the heat low to preserve curl elasticity.
6. Once fully dry, break the gel cast by smoothing a couple drops of the lightweight nourishing hair oil listed below between your palms and gently scrunching.
7. Insert the wide-tooth hair pick listed below right at your roots and gently fluff outward to achieve this full, rounded, gorgeous volume!
Are you as completely obsessed with this romantic retro curl moment as I am?! Pairing lush 3A ringlets with a soft, slightly straight fringe gives off the dreamiest vintage library aesthetic. It frames the face so beautifully while letting your natural spiral texture steal the spotlight. Whether you're heading out for coffee or strolling through an indie bookstore, this copper curly lob is effortlessly chic and full of personality!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, soaking wet hair to encourage maximum curl clumping and definition.
2. Separate your front bangs from the rest of your hair and comb them straight forward with a fine-tooth comb.
3. Apply a dollop of curl defining cream listed below evenly throughout the mid-lengths and ends using the praying hands method.
4. Follow up by scrunching in the lightweight curl mousse listed below to lock in the ringlets and build airy volume.
5. Use a round brush and blow dryer with a concentrator nozzle to lightly smooth your bangs straight across with a soft under-bevel.
6. Attach a bowl diffuser to your hair dryer using the diffuser attachment listed below, tilting your head side to side to gently dry your curls on low speed and medium heat.
7. Once completely dry, scrunch out any crunch using a couple drops of nourishing hair oil listed below to add shine and softness.
8. Finish with a spritz of flexible hold curl hairspray listed below to keep the bounce all day long.
This look is the ultimate mix of cute and effortless! A simple half-up top knot instantly pulls your hair out of your face while showing off those gorgeous, bouncy waves down below. Perfect for everyday errands, brunch dates, or when you want that polished girl-next-door vibe in under ten minutes!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a generous misting of the heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below to safeguard against styling damage.
2. Section out the bottom two-thirds of your hair and create soft, polished waves using the 1.25 inch curling iron listed below, alternating the direction of your curls for a more natural look.
3. Once curled, gently finger-comb through the waves and apply a small pump of the lightweight hair smoothing serum listed below through the lengths to tame flyaways and enhance shine.
4. Gather the top half of your hair from above your ears up to the crown, pulling it smoothly back into a ponytail base, leaving a couple of soft tendrils out around your face.
5. Twist this gathered ponytail around itself to form a neat, doughnut-shaped bun at the crown and secure tightly with the clear mini elastic hair ties and the matte bobby pins listed below.
6. Lightly pull and fluff edges of the bun for a soft, effortless shape, then lock everything in place with a flexible hold hairspray listed below.
This warm copper cut is totally effortless and has the prettiest French-girl vibe with those wispy bangs! It gives such a fresh, lived-in feel without needing tons of styling every morning. If you love natural red tones and want something super wearable, this cut is honestly a dream!
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a lightweight leave-in conditioner using the leave-in conditioner mist listed below to prep and protect the strands.
2. Blow-dry the bangs first with a small round brush using the ceramic round brush listed below, rolling forward and slightly down, then sweeping them gently apart at the center for that soft, effortless Birkin vibe.
3. Apply a small dollop of volumizing mousse using the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to build airy, natural body.
4. Rough-dry the lengths with a blow dryer until about 80% dry, then use a medium round brush to gently bevel the ends outward and inward for lived-in movement.
5. Finish the look by misting a bit of dry texturizing spray using the dry texturizing spray listed below at the crown and through the lengths, then lightly separate the bangs with your fingers.
I'm completely obsessed with this retro copper bob! The way the curtain bangs sweep outward gives such an effortless 70s vibe, and the rich warm ginger shade looks amazing in natural light. It's chic, bouncy, and works so well if you want a classic cut with extra personality!
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a generous pump of volumizing blow dry mousse listed below from roots to ends.
2. Mist hair with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands while blow drying and styling.
3. Section the hair into manageable horizontal layers, starting at the nape of the neck.
4. Using a medium ceramic round brush listed below, blow dry the lower sections under towards the jawline to create a soft, beveled curve.
5. For the crown and front curtain bangs, roll the brush backwards away from the face to create that signature 70s-inspired feathered flip.
6. Once fully dry, pin the bangs in place with hair setting clips until they cool down to lock in the bouncy shape.
7. Release the clips and spritz with the lightweight flexible hold hairspray listed below for all-day volume and movement.
I have been so obsessed with rich copper tones lately, and this cozy wavy lob is honestly the dreamiest autumn-to-winter look. I styled it with gentle, undone bends rather than tight curls to keep everything looking totally effortless and soft against a chunky knit sweater. If you already have natural waves, you can easily let this air-dry with some texturizing foam, but taking a curling wand to just a few pieces gives it that gorgeous, polished bounce!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a thermal protectant spray listed below to shield your strands and keep the vibrant copper color shiny.
2. Apply a lightweight volumizing mousse to your roots and mid-lengths, then rough dry with a blow dryer until about 80% dry.
3. Using a medium ceramic round brush, blow dry in sections from the bottom up to smooth the cuticle while maintaining body and soft movement.
4. Take vertical 1.5-inch sections and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch curling iron, leaving the last inch of the ends out for that relaxed, modern lob shape.
5. Alternate the curl directions away from the face to create soft, undulating S-waves that flow naturally.
6. Once cooled, rake your fingers through the waves and mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below to break up the curls and add effortless volume.
7. Finish off with a drop of hair shine serum through the mid-lengths and ends to accentuate the rich copper tones.
I love this sleek, polished auburn lob so much!! The rich warm red tones paired with smooth, turned-under ends give it such an effortless, put-together feel. It is seriously the perfect chic style to wear for work or everyday when you want to look instantly professional.
How to do this
1. Start with freshly washed, damp hair and apply a smoothing blowout cream to add shine and tame flyaways.
2. Mist your hair generously using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.
3. Create a clean side part using a tail comb, then section your hair into manageable quadrants.
4. Blow dry section by section using the ceramic round brush listed below, pulling up at the roots for crown volume and curling the ends smoothly inward toward the collarbone.
5. Smooth over any unruly surface strands on the crown using the ionic hair dryer with a concentrator nozzle listed below on a medium-low heat setting.
6. Work a pea-sized amount of the lightweight hair serum listed below through the mid-lengths and ends to lock in a sleek, glass-like reflection.
7. Finish the style by lightly spritzing with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to ensure the face-framing sweep stays neatly in place all day.
If you love vintage Hollywood glamour but don't want it to feel too traditional, this look gives you the best of both worlds! Combining a closely cropped side with rich, cascading copper S-waves instantly gives off that sharp, confident dark academia boss energy. It feels super tailored and chic, and the contrasting proportions show off your cheekbones and jawline in the prettiest way.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep using the volumizing styling mousse listed below to give your roots and lengths lift and hold.
2. Create a clean, extreme deep side part aligned with the outer arch of your eyebrow, sectioning the closely clipped side away from the voluminous longer side.
3. Apply a small amount of the heat protectant spray listed below throughout the longer front and top sections before blow-drying with a medium ceramic round brush.
4. Using the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, wrap horizontal sections of the longer side in the same downward direction toward your face to form uniform retro wave bends.
5. Allow each curl to completely cool before gently brushing them through with the boar bristle paddle brush listed below to marry the curls into one cascading S-wave.
6. Slick back the shorter undercut side neatly using the lightweight smoothing pomade listed below, then mist everything with the flexible hold finishing hairspray listed below for all-day structure and sheen.
If you’ve been looking for the ultimate modern red hair inspiration, this is it! That vibrant copper tone brings so much warmth to the face, and pairing it with a breezy shoulder-grazing cut makes it feel totally effortless. I am completely obsessed with how the curtain bangs seamlessly roll into those cute flipped ends — it's chic, a little bit 90s, and guaranteed to turn heads everywhere you go.
How to do this
1. Start with freshly washed hair and apply a generous misting of the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to damp strands from roots to tips.
2. Work a palm-sized dollop of the volumizing styling mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give that bouncy, airy blowout foundation.
3. Section hair and blow dry using the large ceramic round brush listed below, lifting straight up at the roots for sky-high volume.
4. When drying the perimeter and ends, roll the round brush upwards and outward to create that signature flirty, flipped-out retro bend at the shoulders.
5. Direct your curtain bangs forward around the round brush, then roll them back away from the face to get that smooth, sweeping curve that hugs the cheekbones.
6. Finish by smoothing a tiny droplet of the lightweight nourishing hair serum listed below through the ends to tame flyaways and enhance that glossy copper glow.
If you love a retro 70s-inspired bounce with a modern twist, this warm copper lob is perfection. The layered inward curve frames the jawline so nicely, and the curtain bangs effortlessly blend right into the sides. It's chic, bouncy, and surprisingly easy to style once you get the hang of a good round brush.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a smoothing blowout cream along with the heat protectant spray listed below to prep the strands for heat styling.
2. Section out the bangs and front face-framing pieces, then rough dry the rest of the hair until it is about 80% dry.
3. Using the ceramic round brush listed below, blow dry the hair in medium sections, rolling the ends inward toward your collarbone to create that classic bouncy, curved under-tuck.
4. For the curtain bangs, roll them up and backward away from the face around the round brush while blasting with heat, then hit with the cool shot button to set the swoop.
5. Secure the crown and bang sections in the self-grip velcro rollers listed below for 10-15 minutes while the hair cools down to lock in maximum root lift and shape.
6. Gently unroll, lightly shake out your roots with your fingers, and mist the lightweight shine and texturizing spray listed below to add polish and hold without weighing down the bounce.
I love this rich copper flipped-out lob so much!! The way the curtain layers curve away from the cheekbones and flick outward at the ends gives such a fun, retro 70s-meets-90s vibe. It looks amazing styled smooth with lots of bounce, especially paired with an earthy cozy sweater to make that red hue pop!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep with a lightweight heat-activated smoothing cream and the volumizing root lift spray listed below to get plenty of body at the crown.
2. Section hair into clean quadrants. Using a medium-sized ceramic round brush listed below, blow-dry the root area lifting upward for instant volume.
3. Work down each strand, rolling the brush outward at the mid-lengths and ends to direct the hair into an exaggerated outwards flip.
4. For the curtain bang sections, blow-dry them back and away from the face, curving the ends outwards to frame the cheekbones seamlessly.
5. Once fully dry, lightly glide a wide-barrel curling iron or round styling brush outward on the ends using the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the retro flick.
6. Finish by smoothing a tiny amount of the shine-enhancing hair serum listed below over the top surface to tame flyaways and enhance that luminous copper reflection.
I fell in love with vintage wave bobs a while back when putting together a look for a 1940s-themed gala. After figuring out the brush-out method, this quickly turned into my absolute go-to for fancy events and date nights. It makes shorter bob lengths look unbelievably chic, especially if you have warm copper or auburn tones that catch the light! If you’ve been looking for a way to dress up your bob without pinning it up, definitely give these classic waves a try!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with a lightweight blow-dry smoothing cream listed below to build a sleek, frizz-free foundation.
2. Create a clean, deep side part directly above the arch of your eyebrow using a tail comb.
3. Blow dry your hair smooth using a ceramic round brush listed below, making sure to focus on smoothing the root area flat to keep that sleek silhouette.
4. Mist with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below, then divide hair into horizontal rows.
5. Using a 1-inch curling iron listed below, wrap uniform horizontal sections around the barrel in the exact same direction toward the face to ensure the waves will interlock later.
6. Secure each curl while warm with styling creaseless clips to allow them to cool and set completely in their wave pattern.
7. Remove clips and gently brush through the curls using a natural boar bristle brush listed below so the separate curls melt into seamless, glossy vintage S-waves.
8. Sculpt the front wave across the forehead and finish with the flexible hold high-shine hairspray listed below to lock the look into place all evening.
I’m seriously in love with this hairstyle. It’s got that gorgeous retro 70s feathered vibe with modern, bouncy volume that frames the face so beautifully. I think this look would be stunning for date night, special events, or even just looking super chic and put-together at the office. The rich copper hue paired with outward flipped layers gives it such a warm, glamorous energy that instantly elevates any outfit.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a generous dollop of the volumizing styling mousse listed below throughout your roots and mid-lengths to create a plush foundation.
2. Mist your strands thoroughly with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your copper hair from thermal damage and keep it shiny.
3. Using a large ceramic round brush listed below and a blow dryer, rough dry until hair is about 80% dry, then begin sectioning your hair horizontally.
4. Blow dry the face-framing layers and side sections by rolling the brush upwards and outwards away from the face to create those signature 70s feathered wings.
5. Roll each warm section into the velcro roller set listed below while hot and let them set for 15-20 minutes until completely cool to lock in the bounce and curve.
6. Remove the rollers gently, shake your head slightly, and smooth through with your fingers while applying a few drops of the lightweight hair shine serum listed below for a sleek, glossy finish.
7. Finish the entire look with a light mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to hold the wings and volume in place all day.
There's nothing cuter than rocking loose twin pigtails with a band tee! I love how effortlessly playful this style is, and having full bangs gives it that perfect touch of retro charm without needing hours of styling.
How to do this
1. Start by blow drying your straight fringe using a small round brush and the blow dryer with concentrator nozzle listed below, rolling it slightly under to keep it smooth and piecey.
2. Part your hair down the center from the crown all the way to the nape of your neck using the tail comb listed below, dividing your hair into two equal left and right sections.
3. Apply a couple of drops of the lightweight hair smoothing serum listed below through the lengths of your hair to keep flyaways at bay and add healthy shine.
4. Take one side, divide it into three equal sections just below the ear, and braid downward in a simple, loose three-strand braid.
5. Secure the end about two to three inches before the very tips with one of the mini elastic hair ties listed below.
6. Repeat the exact same braiding process on the opposite side to match.
7. Gently pull and pancake each stitch of the braids starting from the top down to give them a fuller, relaxed appearance, and lock in the look with a light mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below.
Are you dreaming of the ultimate fairytale bride or prom hair? If you want an elegant updo that keeps all your hair secure without feeling stiff, this Dutch crown braid chignon is perfection. Pair rich copper tones with loose, wavy face-framing pieces, and you have got a romantic, timeless look that will turn heads all night.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a generous misting of the texturizing spray listed below to add grip and fullness before styling.
2. Section out soft, natural strands along the temples and hairline to leave loose as face-framing tendrils.
3. Create a side or middle parting, then begin a classic Dutch braid right along the crown, crossing strands underneath and incorporating new hair along the hairline.
4. Continue braiding around the sides of the head toward the nape of the neck, repeating on the opposite side until both braids meet at the back.
5. Gently tug and 'pancake' the edges of the braids to make them look wider, fuller, and effortless.
6. Coil the remaining lengths of the braids into a low, textured chignon at the nape, securing tightly with the curved bobby pins listed below.
7. Take a 1-inch curling wand using the ceramic curling iron listed below and loosely wave the front face-framing tendrils away from your face.
8. Lock everything in place with a flexible hold hairspray and finish with a spritz of shine spray listed below for that luminous, bridal glow.
Honestly, if you're planning a rustic wedding or just want to feel like a woodland fairy, this half-up fishtail look is absolute perfection! The copper waves have so much dreamy movement, and tucking in tiny sprigs of baby's breath adds that romantic, effortless touch without trying too hard.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a lightweight heat shield using the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to keep your locks shiny and damage-free.
2. Section the hair horizontally and curl 1.5-inch sections away from the face using the 1.25 inch ceramic curling iron listed below to create soft, romantic bridal waves.
3. Once the curls have completely cooled, lightly brush through them with the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to turn tight spirals into cascading, cohesive waves.
4. Take a 2-inch section of hair from above each temple, twist each side backward toward the center back of the crown, and secure them loosely together with a mini clear elastic band.
5. Split the gathered ponytail into two equal sections and begin a tight fishtail braid for about two to three inches, alternating small outside strands across the middle, then tie off with another clear elastic band using the mini clear elastic hair bands listed below.
6. Gently pinch and pull (pancake) the edges of the twists and fishtail braid to create volume and a soft, effortless bohemian finish.
7. Tuck fresh or faux sprigs of baby's breath directly into the woven strands along the twists for that fairytale touch.
8. Lock the entire style into place with a flexible, touchable hold using the flexible hold finishing hairspray listed below.
I'm totally obsessed with this braided updo because it looks so intricate and regal, but once you get the braid down, it comes together in just a few minutes. It keeps every single strand out of your face, making it great for warm spring and summer events, but looks elevated enough for a wedding or gala. Plus, it works wonders on second-day hair since braids hold so much better with a little natural texture. Definitely give this gorgeous style a try for your next special occasion!
How to do this
1. Start with clean, dry hair and prep it using the texturizing spray listed below to add grip and keep the braid from slipping.
2. Create a deep side part or center part, then section off a front piece near the hairline to begin your Dutch crown braid.
3. Divide the section into three equal pieces and begin braiding along the hairline toward the back of the head, crossing the side strands under the middle strand and adding new hair to the top and bottom with each cross.
4. Continue the braid around the ear toward the nape of the neck, securing the ends with one of the clear hair elastics listed below.
5. Gather the remaining hair at the nape along with the braid tail, twist everything together into a low, textured braided chignon, and pin it securely using the sturdy bobby pins listed below.
6. Gently pull on the edges of the crown braid to pancake it slightly for extra fullness and a soft, romantic finish.
7. Mist the entire updo thoroughly with the flexible hold hairspray listed below and smooth down flyaways around the hairline with the hair styling wax stick listed below.
The braided low chignon bun. Such an absolute dream! I love how the side braids wrap softly over the sleek rolled bun—it feels so timeless, romantic, and effortlessly regal. It's the ultimate go-to hairstyle for weddings, galas, or any formal evening event when you want your hair looking totally put together from every angle.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, blown-out hair prep using the smoothing hair serum listed below to eliminate frizz and create a high-shine base.
2. Section off the side sections near the temples on both sides, leaving a couple of delicate face-framing strands around the ears free.
3. Gather the remaining back and lower hair into a low, smooth ponytail at the nape of the neck using a clear elastic.
4. Roll or loop the ponytail under to form a neat, polished chignon bun and secure it firmly against the nape using the sturdy hair pins listed below.
5. Take the side sections and create inverted Dutch or French braids along each side of the head, gently pancaking each plait for extra texture.
6. Cross each braid over the top of the rolled chignon bun to wrap around it neatly, pinning the ends underneath to conceal the elastics.
7. Finish the entire look with a generous mist of the strong hold hairspray listed below to lock down flyaways and ensure the updo lasts all evening.
I think incorporating a braided crown headband right behind full bangs is one of the prettiest ways to keep long hair looking romantic and styled without putting it all the way up. The contrast of the textured Dutch braid against loose, effortless waves gives off pure storybook charm, especially in rich copper tones. You can easily dress this look up for a wedding or keep it casual for an everyday coffee run!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed and dried hair, applying a heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below to shield your hair while styling.
2. Smooth your full front bangs with a round ceramic styling brush and hair dryer, curling them slightly inward for soft brow-skimming fringe.
3. Section off a 2-inch band of hair right behind your bangs starting from one side of your head across the crown to create the braided headband.
4. Divide this section into three strands and weave a Dutch braid across the top of your head, crossing outer strands under the middle while gradually incorporating hair from the section until you reach just behind the ear.
5. Continue braiding the remaining tail into a delicate three-strand plait all the way down, securing the end with a small clear mini hair elastic.
6. Gently pancake the Dutch braid along the crown by tugging lightly on the outer loops to add soft volume and texture.
7. Using a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, wrap medium sections of the remaining loose hair away from the face to create loose, flowing waves.
8. Mist the waves with a flexible hold styling hairspray listed below and gently finger-comb for a lived-in, effortless romantic finish.
I’m honestly obsessed with this hairstyle. It’s the ultimate effortless low bun that manages to look completely chic without feeling stiff or overdone. You get that cozy, clean-girl aesthetic with the soft face-framing tendrils and neat nape-level chignon. It’s perfect for running errands in an oversized knit sweater, heading into the office, or even dressing up for a date night or wedding guest outfit. Best part is it literally takes under five minutes to put together!
How to do this
1. Prep dry hair by spritzing a small amount of the texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give the hair grip and soft hold.
2. Gently part the hair slightly off-center, sectioning out a couple of delicate, face-framing tendrils around the front hairline and temples.
3. Gather the remaining hair softly towards the nape of your neck, keeping the sides relaxed and covering the upper tops of the ears.
4. Secure the hair into a low ponytail with a clear elastic hair tie, pulling it halfway through on the last loop to create a small folded loop.
5. Wrap the tail and outer edges of hair around the base to form a neat, twisted chignon, securing it flat to the nape using the u-shaped hair pins listed below.
6. Gently pinch and pull up small sections around the crown and sides to create airy volume and an effortless, lived-in silhouette.
7. Finish the look by misting with the flexible hold hairspray listed below and smoothing a tiny dab of lightweight hair oil over the front strands for shine.
This hairstyle is gorgeous, full of life, and surprisingly easy to style, which makes it my absolute favorite look for dinner dates or whenever I want to feel extra glamorous – the copper tone turns heads everywhere I go!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep from roots to ends with a lightweight volumizing root lift mousse listed below to create full body and bounce.
2. Mist through mid-lengths and ends using the heat protectant spray listed below to safeguard your hair and lock in that fiery copper shine.
3. Section off your hair and blow dry using a large ceramic round brush listed below, lifting upwards at the roots and curling inward toward the ends to build soft, dramatic volume.
4. Create a deep, sweeping side part across the front, rolling that front section away from the face with the round brush to achieve the signature swoop.
5. Once dry, flip your head upside down and mist throughout with the texturizing volume spray listed below to break up the layers naturally.
6. Finish off by smoothing a pea-sized amount of the hair shine serum listed below over the top and ends to control flyaways and enhance the vibrant color.
I’m seriously obsessed with this hairstyle. It’s the ultimate cool-girl copper lob with messy, lived-in waves and soft, wispy bangs that frame the face so effortlessly. It has this incredible vintage record-store vibe that feels super retro yet completely modern. Whether you’re heading to an indie concert, out for coffee, or just running errands, it looks like you woke up looking this effortlessly chic.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse and the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and add airy body.
2. Blow-dry the bangs first using a small round brush, directing them downwards and slightly forward, sweeping the sides softly toward the temples to achieve that piecey Birkin vibe.
3. Rough-dry the remaining lengths using a diffuser attachment or fingers to encourage natural wave and lift at the crown.
4. Once completely dry, take random 1- to 2-inch vertical sections and wrap them loosely around the 1-inch curling wand listed below, leaving the ends out to preserve a relaxed, blunt finish.
5. Alternate the curl direction around the head to create lived-in dimension and prevent curls from clumping together into a single wave.
6. Mist liberally with the dry texturizing spray listed below at the mid-lengths and roots, then shake everything out vigorously with your fingers.
7. Rub a pea-sized amount of the matte styling wax listed below between your fingertips and pinch the tips of your bangs and ends to define that effortless, shaggy edge.
Can we take a second to obsess over this rich auburn blowout? I had to include this retro feathered lob because the bounce and outward flips are giving the absolute best 70s glam revival vibes! You can wear the bangs soft and separated like this to frame your eyes, or blow them completely to the sides for a classic curtain look. It’s voluminous, super chic, and makes red and copper shades look so impossibly glossy and alive.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp hair with a thermal protectant and root-lifting product using the volumizing root spray listed below to build a full foundation.
2. Section out the bangs and front face-framing curtain pieces, clipping them forward while you dry the back and sides.
3. Blow dry the mid-lengths and ends using a large ceramic round brush listed below, rolling the ends outward and upward to create that signature flicked-out, bouncy finish.
4. Blow dry the bangs forward with a medium round brush, curving slightly inward at the center and rolling the outer edges back away from the eyes.
5. Set the top and side sections on jumbo velcro rollers listed below while the hair cools down to lock in maximum volume and swooping curves.
6. Gently unroll the rollers, brush through the curls with a wide-tooth comb, and apply a drop of lightweight smoothing hair oil listed below through the ends for sleek shine.
7. Finish the entire style with a light mist of flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep the winged layers in place without making them stiff.
There is honestly nothing quite as satisfying as a freshly blown-out layered cut with those retro flipped ends! If you have long, thick hair that tends to feel heavy, cutting in these tiered butterfly layers completely transforms how your hair moves. Combined with a glossy warm auburn tone, it just catches the light in the most stunning way.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a thermal protectant using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands and enhance shine.
2. Apply a golf ball-sized amount of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give structural lift and hold to the layers.
3. Section the hair horizontally into three tiers: nape, middle crown, and top crown.
4. Using the large ceramic round brush listed below and a focused concentrator nozzle on your blow dryer, blow dry each section smooth, wrapping the ends outwards away from the back.
5. Roll each warm, finished section around the large self-grip velcro rollers listed below to set the outward flip and let them cool down completely for 15 minutes.
6. Unroll gently and smooth a few drops of the nourishing hair serum listed below through the ends to define the cascading layers and lock in radiant reflection.
I have been totally obsessed with this warm copper shade and wispy bang combo! It feels so effortless and Parisian chic without trying too hard. If you're nervous about full blunt bangs, going with a soft, parted curtain fringe like this is the easiest way to frame your face while keeping things super low-stress.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight blow-dry heat protectant cream using the blow dry heat protectant lotion listed below.
2. Blow out the bangs first using the round ceramic brush listed below, directing them straight down and slightly rounding under, then gently parting them in the center for that soft, split curtain effect.
3. Blow dry the rest of the hair using a paddle brush or large round brush to maintain smooth body without flattening volume.
4. Take random 1.5 to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and wrap them loosely around the 1.25 inch curling wand listed below, leaving the bottom inch out for an undone look.
5. Alternate curl directions away from and toward the face to build realistic natural movement and body.
6. Once the hair has completely cooled, mist liberally with the dry texturizing spray listed below and rake through with your fingers to break up the curls into relaxed waves.
7. Finish by smoothing a tiny droplet of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below through the mid-lengths and ends for that brilliant copper shine.
I think this effortless, breezy wave pattern is one of the easiest ways to style long, layered hair without looking overdone. By keeping the curls loose and sweeping those face-framing layers softly back from your cheekbones, you get instant movement that catches every bit of natural light. It's the ultimate everyday look that transitions seamlessly into a golden hour date night!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with the lightweight blowout heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and build light volume.
2. Blow dry hair using a large ceramic round brush, focusing on lifting at the roots and rolling the face-framing layers away from your face to create a soft, outward flip.
3. Once completely dry, take medium 1.5-inch sections and wrap them loosely around the large barrel curling wand listed below, leaving the last two inches of the ends out for an effortless, modern finish.
4. Allow the loose curls to cool fully for several minutes so they set properly.
5. Gently rake through the waves with your fingers or the wide-tooth comb listed below to soften the pattern into relaxed, lived-in S-waves.
6. Mist the dry texturizing spray listed below evenly throughout the mid-lengths and ends, giving your hair a gentle shake to encourage separation and natural movement.
7. Finish by rubbing a single drop of the hair smoothing serum listed below between your palms and lightly skimming over the surface to tame rogue flyaways while letting the natural texture shine.
If you've been waiting for a sign to go copper and embrace major 90s bombshell volume, this is it! The way these rich, warm tones catch the light through a bouncy roller blowout is pure magic. It’s chic, deeply romantic, and definitely turns heads every single time you walk into a room.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep from roots to ends with the volumizing root lift mousse listed below to ensure long-lasting body.
2. Mist your strands evenly with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below before applying any heat.
3. Rough-dry your hair upside down with a blow dryer until it is roughly 80% dry to encourage maximum volume at the base.
4. Section off the hair and blow dry smoothly using the large round ceramic blowout brush listed below, rolling sections away from your face and directing the roots upward for dramatic height.
5. Roll each warm, finished section onto the large self-grip velcro rollers listed below, securing them at the crown and sides while they cool completely to lock in that swooping shape.
6. Once fully cooled, gently unravel each roller, flip your head forward, and lightly finger-comb through the curls.
7. Set the voluminous swoop and soft retro waves in place with a mist of the flexible hold luminous hairspray listed below.
Are you completely obsessed with the effortless French girl bob trend too? I just had to include this chic wavy copper bob because it strikes the absolute perfect balance between vintage romance and everyday cool girl energy! The piecey full fringe frames the eyes beautifully, while those soft, tousled waves give the rich copper tone so much life and dimension. It's chic enough for the office but relaxed enough for a casual weekend coffee run. Try this look if you're ready to make a gorgeous statement this season!
How to do this
1. Start by washing and prepping clean, damp hair using the color-protecting shampoo and conditioner listed below to keep that copper tone vibrant.
2. Apply a lightweight volumizing mousse to the roots and lengths, then mist your hair with the heat protectant spray listed below.
3. Blow-dry your bangs forward using a small round ceramic brush, rolling them slightly under and shaking them out to get that soft, airy Birkin bang shape.
4. Rough-dry the rest of your hair with a blow dryer until it's completely dry to build natural, effortless body.
5. Using the 1-inch curling iron listed below, take random vertical sections and wrap them loosely around the barrel, making sure to leave the last inch of the ends out for an undone, modern wave.
6. Once the waves have cooled completely, gently finger-comb through the bends to break them up into soft S-waves.
7. Finish by spritzing the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends for that chic, lived-in French girl texture.
Oh, this warm copper pixie cut is giving me all the effortless chic vibes! The soft wispy fringe and tapered layers frame the profile so beautifully. Would you ever be bold enough to chop your hair this short?
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with a lightweight leave-in conditioner and a touch of the volumizing styling mousse listed below to give light body and texture.
2. Blow-dry using your fingers and the compact ionic hair dryer listed below, pushing the hair forward toward the face and sweeping the fringe gently across the forehead to create that soft, pieced-out shape.
3. Use a small round brush or flat brush to smooth down the crown and nape area, maintaining a soft, natural curve around the contours of the head.
4. Warm a pea-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and gently rake it through the mid-lengths and ends to define the short layers.
5. Use your fingertips to separate the bangs into light, wispy sections, and finish with a light mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock the effortless shape in place all day.
If you've been on the fence about chopping your hair into a bob, consider this your sign to just go for it! This layered rounded bob brings so much soft bounce and dimension, especially with those delicate warm honey highlights woven throughout. It’s polished enough for the boardroom but relaxed enough for your everyday coffee run!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with a lightweight blow-dry primer using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your hair and give it a silky glide.
2. Apply a golf-ball-sized dollop of the volumizing styling foam listed below directly to the roots and mid-lengths to build lift and roundness at the crown.
3. Section hair horizontally into manageable tiers, beginning at the nape of the neck, and clip away the upper sections using the professional hair styling clips listed below.
4. Using a medium-sized ceramic round brush like the ceramic round blow-dry brush listed below and a hair dryer with a concentrator nozzle, blow-dry downward from roots to ends, curling under slightly at the tips to create that classic curved bob silhouette.
5. When working on the top and face-framing sections, roll the brush backwards away from the face to create that sweeping, layered curve across the cheekbone.
6. Finish by misting lightly with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the volume, tame any stray flyaways, and keep the rounded shape all day long.
Warm copper hair just hits differently in golden hour light! The blend of copper and sun-drenched blonde ribbons gives this long, layered cut incredible depth and dimension. If you want that carefree beachy look without spending hours styling, the secret is leaving the ends straight when you curl your hair and breaking up the waves with your fingers. It keeps the silhouette soft, relaxed, and perfectly undone.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp, towel-dried hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and add initial slip.
2. Apply a dollop of volumizing mousse throughout your roots and mid-lengths, then rough-dry with a blow dryer until your hair is completely dry.
3. Section off your hair and use a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to create loose, effortless waves. Wrap medium sections vertically away from your face, leaving about an inch out at the ends for that relaxed beachy vibe.
4. Once all sections are curled and fully cooled, gently rake through the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth detangling comb to break up the pattern.
5. Mist a generous layer of texturizing sea salt spray listed below through the mid-lengths and scrunch lightly to encourage body and natural movement.
6. Finish off by smoothing a couple drops of nourishing hair oil listed below onto the ends to add shine and seal away flyaways.
Can we just talk about how gorgeous this warm copper color looks on tight ringlets?! I added this voluminous curly cut to the list because it gives off the coziest autumn vibes, don't you think?! The rounded layers let the 3B/3C spirals bounce with total freedom, and those curly bangs frame the face in the most effortless, playful way. Whether you're heading out to a coffee date or just enjoying a sunny afternoon, this rich tone and defined shape are an absolute dream!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, soaking wet curls using the hydrating sulfate-free curl shampoo and conditioner listed below.
2. Gently detangle your curls from ends to roots using the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to keep the curl clumps intact.
3. Apply a generous quarter-sized amount of the curl-defining leave-in cream listed below through the mid-lengths and ends, raking it through evenly.
4. Glaze a generous amount of the strong hold defining curl gel listed below over the surface, then scrunch upwards toward the scalp to encourage the springy spiral pattern and shape the curly bangs.
5. Flip your head upside down and gently diffuse with the hair dryer with deep bowl diffuser attachment listed below on low heat and low air speed until your hair is 90% dry.
6. Once fully dry, break the slight gel cast by scrunching in a few drops of the lightweight nourishing hair oil listed below, fluffing the roots with your fingers for incredible volume and bounce.
I'm seriously obsessed with this rich auburn lob. It's cut right to the collarbone with soft, lived-in waves that give it so much effortless body and bounce. This look is perfect for everyday wear, a casual date night, or even the office, and the warm copper tones catch the light in the most stunning way imaginable.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a lightweight leave-in conditioner and a thermal defense mist using the Heat Protectant Spray listed below.
2. Blow dry hair using a medium round ceramic brush, lifting at the roots to build natural volume and keeping the ends softly curved under.
3. Create a clean, defined center part using the Rat Tail Comb listed below.
4. Take 1.5-inch vertical sections of hair and wrap them loosely around the 1.25 Inch Ceramic Curling Wand listed below, leaving the bottom inch of hair out for that relaxed, modern lob silhouette.
5. Alternate the direction of each curl around your head, but ensure the face-framing pieces are curled away from the face to open up your features.
6. Once all curls have cooled completely, gently finger-comb through the waves or brush lightly with the Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb listed below to break them up into soft S-waves.
7. Mist mid-lengths through ends with the Dry Texturizing Finishing Spray listed below to add piecey definition, movement, and touchable hold.
8. Finish with a couple of drops of the Nourishing Argan Hair Oil listed below smoothed over the surface for gorgeous shine and to tame any flyaways.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how stunning this rich mahogany auburn wave is?! The deep side part combined with ultra-glossy, sculpted vintage waves gives off pure Old Hollywood sophistication. The best part? Once you learn how to brush through your curls in a uniform direction, it’s surprisingly effortless to recreate this sleek red carpet texture for your next evening out!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a lightweight blow-dry cream and the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and promote a smooth finish.
2. Blow dry hair completely using a large ceramic round brush, focusing on lifting at the roots for gentle volume and polishing the cuticle smooth.
3. Create a clean, deep side part aligning with the arch of your eyebrow using a fine-tooth tail comb.
4. Take wide 1.5-inch to 2-inch horizontal sections and curl all hair in the exact same direction toward the face using the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below.
5. Clip each warm curl against your head with duckbill clips and let them cool down completely to set the pattern.
6. Once cooled, remove the clips and gently brush through the curls using the boar bristle styling brush listed below to blend them into a cohesive, vintage S-wave.
7. Apply a tiny drop of the high-shine hair oil listed below to tame flyaways and enhance that rich, glossy auburn sheen.
8. Mist lightly with the flexible hold finishing hairspray listed below to lock the wave pattern in place all evening.
Whenever autumn rolls around, I always find myself craving those rich, cozy copper and auburn tones. For this look, I went with a super sleek yet voluminous blowout with the ends turned gently inward to show off those seamless long layers. It feels so effortlessly put-together and bouncy, whether you’re throwing on an oversized knit sweater for a walk in the park or heading to dinner. If you want that salon-fresh silkiness, definitely take your time with a round brush—it makes all the difference in getting that gorgeous curve at the ends!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and apply a smoothing blowout cream to lock in moisture and tame frizz.
2. Mist hair evenly from roots to ends using the heat protectant spray listed below to safeguard against heat styling.
3. Divide your hair into horizontal sections and blow-dry using the round ceramic brush listed below, pulling hair down smoothly to create high shine.
4. When reaching the ends of each section, roll the round brush inwards and upwards to achieve that elegant, soft turned-in curved flip.
5. For extra polish and lasting curve, you can take a large-barrel curling wand or iron and lightly smooth through the ends, rolling them under.
6. Finish off by applying a few drops of the nourishing hair serum listed below through the lengths and misting with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep the bounce in place all day.
This hairstyle is what I like to call the ultimate dynamic stacked bob. You start with precision graduation at the nape that builds up into gorgeous, swept-back layers around the sides. The rich auburn base with subtle warm copper ribbons gives every single curve incredible depth and movement whenever you turn your head.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, damp hair and apply a dollop of the volumizing styling mousse listed below evenly through your roots and mid-lengths to build underlying body.
2. Mist your strands thoroughly using the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to shield your hair during hot blow drying.
3. Section off your hair starting at the nape. Using the ceramic round blow-dry brush listed below and a focused concentrator nozzle, blow dry the underneath sections inward to create a curved, stacked base.
4. Move up to the mid-crown and side sections, wrapping the hair around the brush and directing it backwards away from the face to create those signature feathered, swooping curves.
5. Warm a pea-sized amount of the lightweight smoothing hair serum listed below between your palms and gently glide it over the swooped layers to eliminate flyaways and enhance shine.
6. Finish with a light, even mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the bounce and structured volume all day long.
A copper wolf cut shag like this has been absolutely everywhere, and for good reason! The textured micro fringe frames the brow line so effortlessly, while the choppy, razor-cut layers give you that messy rock-and-roll vibe with barely any daily styling effort.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling foam using the volumizing mousse listed below to give your crown plenty of lift.
2. Blow-dry the micro bangs forward and flat against your forehead with a small vented brush, gently sweeping them back and forth so they fall with natural piecey separation.
3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair using your fingers or a diffuser attachment to encourage your natural wave and emphasize the razor-cut shaggy layers.
4. Take random 1-inch sections throughout the mid-lengths and create subtle, alternating bends using the flat iron listed below to add lived-in movement without making it look curled.
5. Mist a generous amount of the dry texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-lengths, shaking it out with your fingers to build maximum volume and grit.
6. Finish the look by rubbing a tiny dab of the matte styling wax listed below between your fingertips and piecing out the ends of the bangs and face-framing layers.
