Campbell says — “I think a good way to get duel textures for styles is doing a clean
look in the front and messy in the back or vice versa. I have always
been a fan of a slick front pulled back into a messy bun.”
To achieve
this look:
- Bring your hair back into a clean
ponytail using a flat brush and a hair tie, you can secure fly-aways
- Then take the
ponytail and spray with Redken fabricate 03 heat-active texturizer and
hit the tail with a blow dryer on a low setting with medium heat and cup
the hair to give it texture.
- Lastly, take the textured ponytail and
lightly twist it up into a bun. Take large size hairpins and put in
about 4 or 5 depending in hair density.
Another way to achieve the look, Campbell says, is “to have a loose ponytail with a bit of flyaways, and then braid the ponytail with a 3-strand
braid. The way to do this is make a loose ponytail with hair tie and
then spray very lightly with Redken’s Urban Experiment Wool Shake, and
then lightly rub the front and back of the ponytail to create
unintentional-looking fly-aways. Then braid the hair in a 3 strand braid
and away you go, it looks like it was done effortlessly.”