8. Straightened Ends
The Olsen twins brought this look to prominence, so lucky for us it cannot be more difficult to achieve! Running a straightening iron over the ends of your hair will naturally leave the mid-lengths and roots wavy. This contemporary haircut catches both features since it combines the glossy finish of straightened ends with the natural texture of your hair. Start by regularly washing and conditioning your hair to reach the perfect balance. Guard your hair from damage with a heat protectant. Use a diffuser attachment on your hairdryer to let your natural wave pattern stand out or let your hair air dry. When your hair is absolutely dry, divide it into sensible sections. Starting from almost ear level or wherever you want the straight line to begin, softly glide a flat iron down each section. The secrets to achieving consistent straightness are pressure and a constant speed. Start each section straightening from different heights to create a more natural look. This technique results in straightening the wavy parts of hair that shift smoothly. Mist a texturizing spray on the wavy section of your hair to define more precisely and increase contrast. Last, to keep the look in place without weighing it down, use a light-hold hairspray. This flexible approach may be altered to meet different hair lengths and kinds and works perfectly for day and evening.
