When time does not allow you to wash your hair, light and quick styling comes to the rescue. First, choose whether you want to hide or accentuate the texture of the hair. In the first case, use dry shampoo, and in the second – foam. Vadim Nosikov, art director of PMP Beauty, talks about which hairstyles will help hide oily hair roots.
sloppy bun
One of the easiest options to hide oily hair is to make a bun. And both low and high. First use dry shampoo and then proceed to create a hairstyle. Gather the strands in a ponytail and press it to the head, twist and fix with an elastic band. Finally, fluff and loosen the hair roots a little to make it look more voluminous.
braids
Can you knit Congratulations, you can finally use your skills. If the roots of the hair were oiled today, then fluffing them from the roots by braiding careless braids will be a great solution. And if you can not wash them for several days, tight braids will come to the rescue. Sprinkle varnish on them for more hold and shine.
Webbing around the face
For those whose ordinary braids resemble school years, there is another option – small braids that frame the face. This summer, such braids were worn by all Hollywood stars – Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner and others.
Make a neat parting and make two thin braids on the sides. And use dry shampoo before that to add volume to your hair.
“Wet” style
A style fresh out of the shower is another good way to hide greasy roots. This hairstyle is suitable for owners of medium and long haircuts. First, find a comb with fine teeth and mousse. Then comb your hair and make a straight or side parting. After applying varnish or gel, straighten the strands with a comb. Read the full instructions here.
burst
The sleek ponytail is one of the stars’ favorite red carpet hairstyles and the best hairstyles for messy hair. Comb your hair well and comb it backwards. Make a high ponytail. Apply mousse, hairspray or wax to your hair and comb through strands to add shine. Optionally use additional accessories – a scarf, headband or hairpin.
Source: People Talk
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