This hairstyle is only for curly or wavy hair, so if you have straight hair, you need to find a way to curl or make it wavy first. You'll also need a headband and hairpiece similar to the one in this video. This hairdo is perfect for that fake "faux" bob look and works well on long and medium hair.
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1 Comment
I like this. I have naturally wavy/curylish hair and it's quite long. All I need is some quality hairpins (not the ones where the bobbed end comes off). I find that using a crimping iron (or an s-curve iron) really works for adding volume. Crimp all of your hair (or use the s-curve) and then slightly brush it out and you will have super volume. Love the accent. French?? I wonder?
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