11 Pretty Lauren Conrad Hairstyles Anyone Can Master at Home

Sweep freshly curled (and separated) hair into a mid-ponytail, letting any shorter face-framing angles fall. A few spritzes of Kevin Murphy Bedroom Hairspray will give your hair a matte finish, a slight hold, and also amp up the volume in the lengths of the pony.

These ultra-loose waves complemented her multidimensional bronde hair color. Instead of relying on texturizing products or a curling iron, use a large round brush like Raincry's Smooth 2.0 Brush ($70; nordstrom.com) and the heat of a blow-dryer to create this subtle bends.

Spray in OUAI Memory Mist ($28; nordstrom.com) to your damp hair before blowing it out to ensure the blowout lasts for more than one night. After you’ve created the texture you like, take two small sections on either side of your hair and pin them in the back. The blunt fringe give this hairstyle and entirely new vibe.

For maximum shine, an essential in a loose updo like LC’s, prep your damp hair with a shine-enhancing and heat protectant blowout balm like R+Co’s Park Ave Blowout Balm ($16; nordstrom.com).

To recreate this romantic wavy hairstyle, first part your hair in the center, and then separate two small sections on either side. Loosely braid each section and connect them with a pin in the back of your head. We find it easier to create the waves before braiding, but you can add in more bends with a curling iron after you’ve secured the plaits, too.

Yes, Lauren Conrad lived that lob life, too. Master her air-dried texture with a product like Shu Uemura Air-Dry, Blow-Dry Multi-Tasking Primer ($33; barneys.com). It conditions your hair, detangling knots and preventing frizz, while enhancing your natural texture that shows through when you let your hair dry without the help of heat tools.

Confirmation that LC looks amazing with any hair length. You’ll need a small-barreled curling wand to create those undone waves that she wears so well, and add in extra body with the help of a texturizing spray like Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray ($22; nordstrom.com).

Prep is one of the most important and underrated steps of any great hairstyle. Create a healthy base to this wavy side-parted look with a moisturizing shampoo like Kristin Ess The One Signature Shampoo ($10; target.com).

Accessorize a shiny and smooth blowout with a diamond-encrusted barrette like the Cara Crystal Oval Barrette ($10; nordstrom.com).

Lauren Conrad’s topknots veer more on the ballerina bun spectrum—voluminous and always perfectly placed. You’ll need plenty of bobby pins in order to keep your fanned-out-bun secured, plus a setting spray like TRESemmé Flexible Finish Hairspray ($19; jet.com), a formula that won’t leave your hair looking shiny or stiff and will be easy to brush through later in the evening.

So you don’t have your crimping iron anymore? You can use a small flatiron like ghd Classic Styler ($149; sephora.com) to create small bends in the hair for this 1920s-inspired textured updo.