7 Pretty Ponytails Inspired by Divergent

Zoe Saldana's undone waves create a laid-back vibe, while the added volume at the crown gives the style a retro twist. Keep reading to learn how to get the look.

Saldana?s hairstylist Mara Roszak began by adding mousse to the star?s damp hair, then rough-dried it to remove most of the moisture. "I created the perfect wavy texture by loosely braiding sections and allowed them to air-dry," she says. A light mist of volumizing spray broke up the waves and added extra movement. Roszak then teased the hair at the crown and swept back sections from both sides of Saldana?s face, overlapping them in the back with bobby pins until a ponytail shape was formed. "Allow pieces around the face to naturally fall out. It gives the style a soft, feminine look," she says.

The key to Jessica Biel's volume is applying Phyto VolumActiv Root Spray to damp hair, then blow drying with a round brush and teasing the crown, says her stylist Mara Roszak. Keep reading to learn more.

"Roll the ends of hair into pin curls, let them sit for five minutes, then unroll and gently brush them out," says Roszak. Pull hair into a mid-height ponytail and secure with an elastic, leaving out a strand to wrap around the elastic to cover it, securing with a bobby pin.

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Thanks to the added height at the crown, Kate Beckinsale added a retro twist to her curly ponytail. Her cute updo is a fun option for second-day strands. Keep reading to learn how to get the look.

Spritz roots with a dry shampoo. Use a fine-tooth comb to slightly tease your hair at the crown, then sweep a section of hair over it to hide the backcombing. Leaving two face-framing tendrils out, pull the rest of your strands into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic. To finish, wrap a loose section of hair around the fastener to create a seamless effect.