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Home›How To›3 Ways to Do a Messy Updo

3 Ways to Do a Messy Updo

By Matthew Lynch
February 7, 2024
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Introduction:

A messy updo is the perfect hairstyle for any occasion, whether it’s a casual day at work or a night out on the town. This effortless and chic look can easily be achieved with just a few simple steps. In this article, we will explore three different ways to create a stylish, messy updo that will make you look stunning in no time.

1.The Messy Bun:

Step 1: Begin by brushing your hair to remove any tangles and knots. Then, pull your hair back into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic band.

Step 2: Twist the ponytail with your fingers and begin wrapping it around the base of the ponytail to create a bun-like shape. As you wrap, pull out small sections of hair to create a messier look.

Step 3: Once the bun is formed, use bobby pins to secure any loose hair strands into place. You can also pull out some face-framing wisps for a more relaxed appearance.2.

2.The Textured Twist:

Step 1: Prep your hair with some texturizing spray or dry shampoo to give it some grip and volume.

Step 2: Divide your hair into two sections, one on each side of your head. Start twisting one section away from your face while pulling in more hair as you go.

Step 3: Once you reach the nape of your neck, secure the twisted section with an elastic band. Repeat this process with the other side.

Step 4: Combine both twisted sections at the back of your head and twist them together, securing them with another elastic band. Adjust each twisted section by wrapping them around each other and pinning in place with bobby pins to create a beautifully messy updo.

3.The Braided Crown:

Step 1: Create two French braids (or Dutch braids for more volume) starting from the front of your head, moving towards the back. Make sure to leave some pieces out in the front for a softer, frame-framing look.

Step 2: Once both braids reach the back of your head, you can either join them together with an elastic band or continue braiding each strand separately and then secure with hair ties.

Step 3: Gently loosen the braids by pulling at the loops to create a softer, messier look. Next, wrap both braids around your head like a crown and secure them in place with bobby pins.

Conclusion:

These are just three of the many ways you can create a stunning messy updo. The key to achieving this effortlessly chic look is to embrace imperfection and not worry about making every strand of hair perfect. So go ahead and try these techniques out for yourself, and add your own personal touch to make it uniquely yours!

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