Is your hair just not sitting the way it should in the morning? With these three hairstyle tips, bad hair day is a thing of the past.
The alarm clock rings and the first look in the mirror makes it clear: today your hair is having an absolute bad hair day again. If there is no time to wash your hair, you need another solution. And they actually exist: With these three hairstyling variants, nobody in the office will notice that your hair stood on end in the morning.
Styling tip 1: Sleek look
Hailey Bieber (26) and her model colleagues have made the sleek look suitable for everyday use again. A timeless and elegant hairstyle that is suitable for many occasions – not just for a business meeting. To get the sleek look on a bad hair day, you should first comb your hair and make it a little smoother.
If you have a little more time, you can style your hair with a straightening iron. Don’t forget the heat protection! Make your hair shine with a few drops of hair oil and tie it into a tight bun with a center or side parting. Bad hair day variant number 1 is ready.
Styling Tip 2: Scrunchie Hairstyle
Distract from a bad hair day with a cute hair accessory: The best way to do this is with a scrunchie. This is a hair tie sewn to cotton fabric or another material such as satin, silk or velvet. They are available in many colors and designs – for example decorated with beads or sequins. This makes scrunchies the perfect distraction for a day when your hair just doesn’t want to do the way you do.
Styling Tip 3: Messy Bun
If messed up, then get it right: The messy bun is perfect for styling your hair on a bad hair day. This is how you style the loose, casual hairstyle: In the first step, it is best to create some structure in the hair with the help of a styling product such as dry shampoo. This gives the strands more grip. Then tie your hair in a high ponytail. Form a loose knot from the braid and secure with bobby pins. The more random the hairstyle looks in the end, the better.
Source: Stern
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