Bed hair for the daytime: side part bed-head hair

Another take on messy-yet-glamorous bed hair has emerged from the spring 2013 runways. This time, it’s from the Anthony Vaccarello spring 2013 show. According to Anthony Turner, head hairstylist, Vaccarello “wanted the hair done but not over-done”, hence the creation of the “grunge girl with sensual bed hair”. The hair is side parted with a little bit of a messy wave to it.

This hairstyle trend is really exciting given that a lot of women who do not have a lot of time in the morning to spend a long time on their hair. This messed up bed-head hair can give you an extra half an hour of sleep every morning because it’s so simple and quick to create. This just might be the easiest do-it-yourself hairstyle as it only involves 3 easy steps and very little product. Read on to find out how to create this spring 2013 hairstyle for yourself.

How to: side part bed-head hair

Start with a clean head of hair, drying it straight but not straight that it’s sleek. The look here that you’re creating is bed hair so natural texture and waves can be be maintained whether you have short or long hair.

Once your hair is completely dry, dampen it with a leavein, volumising spray. At Anthony Vaccarello’s show, L’Oreal Professionel Volume Expand spray was used. Rough dry your hair again using just your fingers, ensuring that you lift your roots a bit to create volume. It’s not 1960s-style volume that you’re looking to create, but rather volume of the ‘I just had fun in bed’ variety.

Create a natural side part – there’s right or wrong side for this interpretation of bed hair, simply select whichever parting suits you.

Using your hand, section off the part of the front of your hair that going to frame your face. This section will sweep across your face opposite the side part. It mightn’t cover it as extremely as it does for Cara Delevingne in the photo above, but it’s likely that it will naturally fall across part of your face.

Roll this front section into pin curls. Use duckbill clips to hold it in place. Leave it for a while so that a subtle wave is created.

Repeat the above two steps for the different sections of your hair side from the front. You’ll want to create pin curls opposite your side part and on the rear of your head.

Take out the clips and lightly brush through your hair with a natural bristle brush.

Finish off your hairstyle by spraying hairspray to hold it in place. At Anthony Vaccarello’s showing, L’Oreal Professionnel Infinium 3 was used.

If you’d like to see more of the Anthony Vaccarello be sure to look at our makeup how to guide for the show; aqua lined eyes. You can also take a look at other spring 2013 hair how-tos and trends by following that link.

Source : fashionising[dot]com