5 Easy and Stylish At Home Hair Styles
We all are kind of getting used to the new normal of working from home. I personally have been trying to make the effort to get up shower and get ready every morning, to help it feel a bit more normal. Within that, I still want to look cute on all these Zoom calls I’m having. So why not practice my go-to hair styles that are easy, stylish, and effortless. What are your go-to looks to spruce up your Zoom calls?
1. At Home Beach Waves – Just Add Sea Salt
This is my personal favorite, since I have naturally curly hair it’s super easy and effortless. I linked some of my favorite sea salt sprays to achieve this look below.
2. The French Pin Will Be Your New Best Friend
This is a new discovery, and it’s honestly a game changer. I’ve been trying out Kristen Ess products, and LOVE THEM! I stumbled upon all of her tutorials and I was hooked. The french pin can do so many cute and easy looks, and I’ve been using it for bed, so I don’t wake up with creases. You can watch some tutorials of different styles HERE.
3. The Easy Bun
This one is pretty obvious, but so easy to make a clean professional look in minutes. Try using the Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to give some extra volume.
4. The Center Part, Low Pony.
This look is so simple, yet timeless – and always gives off that professional boss babe look. Some of our favorite tools and products to achieve this look below.
5. Top Knot
Slick it back, or let it be loose and messy – the top knot is an easy go-to. Here’s one of our favorite tutorials for how to quickly achieve this these looks.
xo,
-Lauren
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Zala Hair Extensions
says:These hairstyles are beautiful! The #1 At-home beach waves look is a favorite of mine. Perfect for those days when we want to look effortlessly chic. Thanks for sharing these versatile hair ideas that help us achieve a put-together look from the comfort of our homes!
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