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Withoutdoubt the races have a country chic vibe tothem, can you suggest a hairstyle tosuit? When it comes to country chic less is usually more. Use your natural texture, curl and even a little frizz!Dry your hair with a diffuser or using finger tips to scrunch dry.When hair is dry, if you need control add a few curls using GHD’s or a tong - just a fewthough. Asimplewaterfall braid is very effective, butmay I suggest
popping into our braid bar as this can be tricky on your ownhair.Another look is a loose pinup which will help make themost of yourwave - to do this place a lose plait across the front of your head, then simply secure your hair towards the nape in a lose band. Backcombthe pony slightly then secure randomsections in grips. The key to this look is not to be too neat. Pull out a fewlose tendrils at the front and this will give you an effortless, chic, country vibe.
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Day.Can you suggest a hairstyle? If you have a bit of length, start by applying a volumizing mousse towet hair and then blowdrying your hair upside downto create extra volume. Once dry backcombthe crownand then split your hair vertically into 4 small ponytails at the nape of the neck and secure with see through
bands.Continue by plaiting each ponytail and securing ends with more see through bands. Tease out each plait until quite messy then simply using a fewgrips pin up the plaits higher towards the crownof your head. The key to this look is to be quite unstructured. This will create a fabulous up-do spectacular enough to get you noticed.
What accessories can I add tomy hair forsomeextrawowfactor? Fascinators are usually the done thing for ladies day but if you fancy a
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different twist on accessories and something a little more unique try adding a diamante broach into your hair using grips. This will add a glam twist to your up-do. For a simpler look wear your hair downand add in a sparkly head
band.Add somepearls
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