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Easy side updos to wear with fascinator?

Glowing · 2011-07-24 20:22:23

Hi all, I've got shoulder length straight hair, and am looking for an easy side-do to wear with a netted fascinator at an upcoming wedding! I can make my hair curly by twisting it overnight if necessary - but would love some inspiration if you had any suggestions for me please :) Something easy to follow would be great,…

24-07-2011 9:22pm

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Hi all,

I've got shoulder length straight hair, and am looking for an easy side-do to wear with a netted fascinator at an upcoming wedding!

I can make my hair curly by twisting it overnight if necessary - but would love some inspiration if you had any suggestions for me please Something easy to follow would be great, thanks a mil

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#2 25-07-2011 9:56pm

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Have you anything in mind yourself? Messy/clean style? it could be as simple as buying a hair donut in Boots and just wrapping your hair around it for a low side bun, or you could try a side chignon like this
(link to "how to" here)

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#3 26-07-2011 5:04am

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For all bun related matters, I tie my hair in a pony (back, on top, to the side, wherever!), back comb it to get some volume then pin it into place with some of these hair pins
You can smooth over the backcomb for a neater look, and use a pin to pull out little strands for a softer look.

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