This says that ur earthy but not too crunchy; you care about your 'do but don't want to spend hours on it, so you opt for a 6-sec-totally-cool-but-I'm-not-even-trying style. Start with a dry, freshly shampooed hair. Massage your scalp for lift and fluffiness. Work in some mousse, then scrunch, twist, or roll each piece to create different textures. Turn your head upside down and spray with a fine mist hairspray.
Towel dry hair after taking a shower and blow dry on low setting for 5 minutes. Don't brush your hair! Comb it into a half-and-half and secure with a scrunchie.
Towel dry, then blow-dry. Put mousse on the roots and spray volumizer. Brush then repeat until dry.
Work a quarter-sized dab of conditioner into towel-dried hair and don't rinse it out. Flip your head upside down and blow dry until your hair's almost dry. Next, twist small sections of hair; start at the roots and twist the first 2" of the strand. Blow dry each twist, keeping it tight, until your hair's completely dry. Gently shake out the twists so they loosen. Scrunch a little gel onto the ends.
Apply mousse to damp hair and set hair to curl. When curled, dont brush, just flip ur head forward and finger brush the curls.
The hippest hair part is the one that zig zags. Place a comb at the crown of your head and make a diagonal part about 2" long. Stop and turn the comb in the opposite direction, sliding it 2" past the center, toward the other side. Keep doing that until you get to the front.
Make 6-8 fat, damp braids at back of head. Air- or blow-dry on a low setting, then undo braids and comb through with fingers. Slick front of hair back to ears wtih gel. For extra smoothness, lightly comb through front. Secure slicked section across back of head with a couple of bobby pins. Leave waves loose.
For this easy use Aussie Real Volume Shampoo and follow w/Aussie Real Volume Volumizer. Volumizer is a spray-on, leave-in texturizer that gives volume and body from roots to ends. Spray it on towel-dried hair and work through. Then blow dry on high speed to remove most of the moisture, so that your hair is half-dry. Next, apply Aussie Natural Gel, working it from roots to ends. Continue to dry hair with a large round brush, using medium to low heat. Roll the brush halfway up the length of your hair and blow dry to create that face-framing look. Finish with a light mist of Aussie Sprunch Spray and you'll have fluid movement all day.
Towel dry hair. Blow dry so it is a little more dry. Put hair into four sections. One for each side, one on the back on the top, and one on the bottom in the back. Clip each section up except one of the sides. Spray scrunch spray (I use Aussie Sprunch Spray) on it and blow dry while scrunching it with your hands. Use spray gel and repeat. Then spray more scrunch spray and crunch the section up and clip it to dry. Repeat with the other sections. When all are clipped up blow dry each for a few seconds. Clip down and repeat scrunching for each section that seems too straight for you.
After taking a shower, braid hair, and then dry it. After it is completely dried, unbraid and brush though until soft. Mist with leave-in conditioner so that it is conditioned, and brush through again. Part hair, then take clips and put 1 on each side. Secure loose strands with mousse and mist with hair spray.
Part hair, spray with hair spray, and brush until it is straight. Spray again and comb through. Put some strands of hair in the front and put the hair behind the ear on 1 side. Mist.
I was going through my magazine one day and I saw celebrities with this hairstyle so I knew I had to have it. After taking a shower, towel-dry hair. Put mousse in throughout hair. This is important because it is what holds the style in the end. Blow dry hair while tousling it with your fingers until it is about 70% dry. Allow hair to air dry. Clip all sections up except the bottom layer. Take a 1" strand and use a 1 1/2" barrel curling iron. Clamp the bottom and roll it up the strand. Hold for about ten seconds. Take another strand and swirl it around the iron starting from the roots. Alternate until the bottom layer is finished. Clip that section together and bring down another layer and repeat. Clip the two sections together and bring down the top layer and repeat. Tousle, and you're done!