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THE LOOK Upside-down twisted bun
HOW-TO Start by teasing the entire head and creating a low part on one side, says stylist Jerome Lordet of N.Y.C.'s Pierre Michel salon. Use a flat brush to smooth the sides of the hair. Pull back the left side, keeping the panel low, and secure it with a pin. Then pull the right side around, over the pinned left panel and pin that piece. Pick both sides up together and twist into a bun or twist.
INSIDER TRICK "Keep it loose," says Lordet. "Don't overuse hairspray."
Try on straight hair now!
HOW-TO Start by teasing the entire head and creating a low part on one side, says stylist Jerome Lordet of N.Y.C.'s Pierre Michel salon. Use a flat brush to smooth the sides of the hair. Pull back the left side, keeping the panel low, and secure it with a pin. Then pull the right side around, over the pinned left panel and pin that piece. Pick both sides up together and twist into a bun or twist.
INSIDER TRICK "Keep it loose," says Lordet. "Don't overuse hairspray."
Try on straight hair now!
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