Hey Glamazons – Raise your hand if you aren’t at Coachella?! {raises hand}
But, that doesn’t mean that we can’t get into the hippie spirit by adding in some fun braids/twists/flowers to our hair, right? Plus, summer weather is totally right around the corner, so let’s just consider this post as a fun little way for us to use Coachella as a reason to start {immediately} researching and testing new ways to wear our hair soon, ok?
Here are 3 fun hair how-to’s, courtesy of one of our favorite brands, CHI! Feel free to try them, tag us on Instagram #GlamazonHair and we’ll feature our favorite looks on our Instagram page @GlamazonsBlog. Happy hair braiding!
xo Glamazon Andrea
LOOK 1: Textured Boho Waves
Tools
1″ CHI ARC Rotating Curling Iron
CHI 44 Iron Guard Style & Stay Spray
1. Create a center part. Take a 1″ vertical section and mist the CHI Style & Stay Spray prior to curling.
2. Repeat Steps 1 & 2 until the entire head is curled.
3. Flip head over and break up the curls by combing your fingers through the hair.
4. Finish the effortless look by misting the hair with the CHI Shine Infusion for a lightweight polish.
LOOK 2: Belle Of The Festival Braid
Tools
CHI 44 Iron Guard Style & Stay Spray
1. Create an off center part on desired side and then divide a 2″ section at the front bang area.
2. Make a fishtail braid with sectioned hair, leaving out the ends.
3. Secure braid with a mini elastic band.
4. Mist braid with CHI Style & Stay Spray for hold.
5. Hold the end of the braid in one hand while pushing up with the other to loosen and expand. Continue until you reach the top of the braid.
LOOK 3: The Oh-So Effortless Wrapped Ponytail
Tools
CHI 44 Iron Guard Style & Stay Spray
1. Leaving the fishtail braid out, secure a loose, low ponytail with a covered elastic band.
2. Wrap the braid once around the base of the ponytail and secure with bobby pins.
3. Hide the remainder of the band by wrapping a small piece of hair around the base of the ponytail.
4. Secure the effortless look by misting with the CHI Style & Stay Spray.
