Teasing Hair Is Back

Fall 2005's runways were full of teased hair, a sure sign that teasing is back in style this upcoming season. But don't go all out -- trends on the runway require a softer touch on the streets (& a full head of teased hair doesn't look good on anyone). Here's how to get a great head of mildly teased hair.

Rule #1: Focus on the crown. Teasing at your crown -- rather than all over -- will give you just the right amount of volume.

Rule #2: Skip the comb. Stylists recommend using a flat-backed brush instead of a comb, the brushes are easier on your locks.

Rule #3: Get creative. Curl your hair in rollers, slick hair back in a low ponytail or pull a headband into place. Celebrity stylist Jimmy Paul suggests twisting teased hair into a French twist & fastening it in place with hairpins.

-e.waverly
Enjoy
Lorette
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