Top 10 Best Hair Ideas for Summer 2015
 Start
growing out your bobs and lobs because long
hair is back and it's cooler than ever. Catch up on the favorite trends for the Summer
2015.
Boho Waves: Let carefree, barely-there waves cascade onto your sheer
dress this spring. To get the style, create a center part. Take a 1�
vertical section and mist CHI Style & Stay Spray prior to curling. Curl section
using the 1� CHI ARC Rotating Curling Iron, directing the hair back and away
from the face and leaving out the ends for an undone wavy look. Repeat Steps 1
and 2 until the entire head is curled. Flip head over and break up the curls by
combing your fingers through the hair. Finish the effortless look by misting the
hair with CHI Shine Infusion for a lightweight polish.
 Low
Chignon: A fancy French term for bun�and they're perfect for bad hair
days and last-minute updo's. This look is ideal for ultra formal events and
requires no more than a hairbrush and comb, volumizer, ponytail holder,
bobby pins and hair spray. To get the pretty loop, draw a center part and
clip aside a one-inch chunk of hair from each side of the hairline. Gather
the rest in a low ponytail at the nape and roll (rather than twist) it up
toward the base, pinning it against the head. Then pull each of the front
pieces back around the loop, pinning them into place. Finish with a generous
dose of glossy shine spray.
 Bouncy
Ponytail: To create a
ponytail for a major bash, rake a dollop of volumizing mousse or gel
through damp hair, then blow-dry with a round brush. Set your hair in hot
rollers, to add tons of body. Wait until all the rollers have cooled before
removing them. (If you don't have time to set all your hair, you can make
the ponytail first and then use two or three rollers to curl just the tail.)
Gather your hair back so there's no part and secure it in a ponytail right
below the little bump in the center of the back of your head. Take a small
section of hair from the underside of the ponytail, wrap it around the base
so it covers the elastic, and pin the ends under the tail. Rub a pea-size
drop of serum between your palms, then smooth them over the front of your
hair from the hairline back to calm fly-aways and add healthy-looking sheen.
 Tousled Topknot: The topknot of 2015 is cool, textured, and not even
close to prissy. To get it, work mousse through damp hair and really rough-dry
it, embracing whatever gorgeous natural texture you've got. Once dry, use your
fingers (not a brush) to sweep the hair up to the crown, tie it in a ponytail
with an elastic, then loosely rope it around the base and secure it in place
with bobby pins.
Massage your hairline with your fingers to loosen some pieces for an
effortless finish.
 Woven
Braid: A very long scarf can get you this hairstyle. Place the scarf a
half-inch back from your hairline and tie it securely at your nape. Divide all
your hair into three sections (two small outer sections and one large center
section). Put the ends of the scarf in the outside sections, then braid all the
hair together very tightly until you reach the ends. Double-knot the scarf and
you're out the door.
 Slicked
Back: Short on time, opt for this easiest, neatest way to pull back your
hair (and deal with growing-out bangs). Grab a chunk of hair from the front of
your hairline�about one inch deep and as wide as space between your eyebrow
arches. Mist it with hair spray, then brush it straight back as far as it will
go. Secure it with a clear elastic (if it's past the crown) Flatiron the loose
sides of your hair for a smooth finish and mist with shine spray if necessary.
 Faux
Undercut: To create this cool style, make a deep side part, and follow it
all the way down to the nape of the neck. Clip all the other hair out of the
way. Brush the side with less hair back and secure it very tightly with a clear
elastic under the other section. (You can also French-braid it, cornrow it,
twist it, or Bop It.) Now, unclip the other side and scrunch a handful of
strong-hold mousse into it from roots to ends. Blow-dry the hair (even though
it's dry) while pulling the hair upward with a round brush for the most dramatic
volume.
 Pinup-Girl Pigtails: This hairstyle is meant to be messy, so it's
hard for you to mess it up. First off, wrap your hair around a
one-and-a-half-inch curling iron to set the foundation for soft hair with bend
and movement. Once you finish, tease the hair at the top and back of the head
(roots to midlength) until it looks like cotton candy. Tie the hair in two low
pigtails,
braid the tails, and secure them with a second set of elastics. Then mist it
all with hair spray.
 Faux
Bangs: For an instant change with zero commitment, try clip-in bangs. You'll
need a quality piece made from real hair and your stylist to help you cut them
and match the color, if necessary. After parting the hair, tease the roots and
spritz them with hair spray, then slide the piece underneath and snap it in.
Feather the bangs out over the forehead and brush your own hair over the top so
they look seamless.
 Undone
Updo: Blow-drying the hair with a small and medium round brush for a natural
wave. Then swoop (blown out with a big round brush, then tucked behind the ear).
And knot (first secured in a ponytail, then messily twisted around the base and
pinned inch by inch with Goody bobby pins).
Transform your look in 2015 by trying one (or all) of these
cool hairstyle ideas.
Dated 29 June 2015
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