Confession: We’ve written—and read—enough beauty articles to know how to give ourselves a darn good blowout. But some mornings, even we’re guilty of phoning it in. Here are the quick tricks we use to get gorgeous hair on the fly.
#1 Don’t feel like doing a complete blowout?
Just do the top layers; nobody will know what lies beneath.
#2 Style while you sleep
Before bed, twist your hair into three high buns and secure each with a scrunchie. (Yes, they’re totally passé, but trust us here: they won’t leave behind dents.) In the morning, unravel for Victoria’s Secret model-like waves, says Michael Shaun Corby, creative director of Alterna Haircare.
#3 Reactivate yesterday’s styling products today
Mist dry hair with water and blast roots with your blow dryer. Done!
#4 Freshen up limp hair with your fragrance
No joke. “Perfume is like the original dry shampoo,” says Australian-based stylist Kevin Murphy. Its heavy alcohol content dries up oily roots—and will make your hair smell pretty, too.
#5 Put a cap on frizz
To get smooth curls without piling on the products, slip on a hair net and scrunch the hair inside of net as you blow dry, says Murphy. The net helps to activate your natural curl while preventing flyaways and frizz.
#6 For a ponytail that has lots of sexy volume, create two separate ponys
Stack one on top of the other. It’s that easy.
#7 Get vintage-glam waves in minutes
Create a side part. Then use a curling iron just to curl the face-framing sections of your hair. Brush through and go!
#8 No time to shampoo?
Just wash and blow-dry your greasy bangs. This two-minute trick gives the impression of an all-over clean.
#9 Give your layers a little bounce
Without all the fancy brushwork: Pull hair into a high ponytail, and then wind around two or three hot rollers. After a few minutes, let it all down and finger comb, says San-Francisco-based stylist Jet Rhys.
How do you make your hair look fabulous on the fly?
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OMG this helped SO much! thx!
@ballerina1298 not hating, but this is what ive been told…
dance stage makeup came along in the 80s, when wearing bright blue and green shadow was ‘in’…
it was chosen for stage makeup not because it was the best choice, but beacuse at the time it was fashionable, if that makes sense?
i think its best to wear natural shadows
oh, btw, dont wear light purple because you cant see it under the lights
This is pretty helpful!! Thank you so much!!!(:
@ballerina1298 In my ballet school they only let us wear colors like : Brown , Blue , Plum or a Taupe colors…
@ballerina1298 they’ve told me the exact same thing.. but is it true?
thank you sooooo much!!!
In my ballet school they tolled us that bright color eyeshadow colors make you look brighter in stage like green or blue are the best ones
Er hun ikk lidt lille? o.o
Wow ~ really beautiful! The white pencil is such an overlooked make up tip. And this pencil lookslike it goes on nice and soft! She has amazing eyes to start with, but this look will enhance every dancers eye!!
i am so going to use this in my nutcracker performance this weekend (:
I am wearing this makeup for my nutcracker performance this weekend! so exitedd
thats so pretty (: i’m gonna wear it for my ballet performance today, even though its not nutcracker
she has beautiful eyes
i am waering this makeup for an audition today =D
my ballet instructor refered my class to this video:) love it!
She looks like Amanda Bynes
Im going to use your brand for a new article on my blog! (balletbalm.blogspot.com)
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Hey~ i have eye’s like her too~! Coolio…
She reminded me or Amanda Bynes!
thank u that help me oo much
i going to try that… it looks so pretty
WHy did she do her own masscara?
somebody knows the background rythm, music?
how much did all this cost?
how much did all this cost?