Go back and curl the ends, then messily pin them back into the bun. After that, pull the bun apart to make it fluffy and ...

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We recommend using a curling wand or curling iron like the T3 SinglePass Curl or ... Amazon For a Pamela Anderson-inspired messy bun, as seen below, you'll want to pull the waves into a ponytail, ...

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To keep the hairstyle from appearing too flat, it’s advisable to use texturizing spray and scrunch the ends for added volume. Regular trims every 6-8 weeks are essential to keep the style looking ...

Beachy Waves: Use a curling iron or wand to create loose ... for formal occasions or professional settings. Textured and Messy: Apply a texturizing spray for a cool, undone vibe that adds volume ...

A messy bun-esque straight out of The Gilded ... “Use a texturizing spray or dry shampoo for grip, before creating loose waves with a curling iron to build volume and softness,” she says.

Work in a sea salt spray to keep it messy and airy ... This style works well with natural waves or can be styled with a curling iron for added texture. As you peruse this gallery, you’ll ...