3 Simple Hairstyles to DIY for Summer

It’s finally the season for beach BBQs, poolside bashes, and summertime soirees, and we couldn’t be more excited! Even though outdoor parties can be unbearably hot and humid, you shouldn’t be afraid to try a new ‘do to elevate your warm weather look. We stopped by the Pierre Michel Salon in New York City, where expert stylists Jerome Lordet and Gilda Pastena gave us a step-by-step lesson on how to create three easy summer hairstyles, inspired by looks straight off the runway..
By Alyssa Vingan

Braided Bun Inspiration: Valentino Spring 2012

First, choose your desired part — Gilda says that it can be in the middle or off to one side. Take a triangle-shaped section of hair right behind the ear on each side using a comb. Beginning with one side, start doing a French braid (take a section, overlap it with some loose hair, and braid it), continuing all the way down. Read more: Simple Summer Hairstyles..Once you've finished one side, secure the braid with a rubber band. If you want the style to be a little loose and less fussy, Gilda notes that you can pull out small bits of hair while you're braiding. Read more: Simple Summer Hairstyles..With the free section of hair in the back, make a small regular braid..Take the two larger French braids and twist them into a messy bun, securing them with bobby pins..Here's how the French braids should look once you've wrapped them securely around each other..Pull the remaining skinny braid around the outside of the bun that you made with the larger braids. Read more: Simple Summer Hairstyles..As a finishing touch, secure any fly-aways with bobby pins..The final look!.. Live wis Style

 

 

We provide here one hairstyle (Braided Bun)… visit for other two hairstyle: http://www.marieclaire.com/hair-beauty/how-to/simple-summer-hair-styles-4

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July 31, 2012 • Beauty
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