Step one: Begin with clean, blow dried hair. Brush it back away from your face to smooth. Step two: Starting at your hairline in the center of your forehead, take a 3-inch section of hair and tease it with a fine-tuned comb. To do this, place the comb in the middle of the section and comb downwards several times. Repeat the process with the hair behind the section and continue to move back until you reach your crown. Only tease the hair on the top of your head, not along the sides or the back. Step three: Gently brush back your hair to tame flyaways while maintaining the heights. Step four: Add a skinny sequined headband or any type of skinny headband and push it back one inch from your hairline to open up your face. Step one: [unknown] hair that's been blown dry, make a natural side part by breaking your fingers through your hair. Step two: Create a French braid with three one inch sections of hair along your hairline. To do, take the left section and cross it over the one in the center then take the right section and cross it over the ones in the center. As you continue to work back in the opposite direction of your part, gather up two more small sections of hair, one along the hairline at the temple and another at the ear to create a thicker French braid. Secure with an elastic band, leaving about 3 inches of loose unbraided hair at the end. Step three: Take the end of your braids and the rest of your hair and slip it into a ponytail. Then, twist it clockwise into a bun just above the nape of your neck and secure with bobby pins. Step one: Starting with clean, blown dried hair, use your fingers to part your hair in the opposite side of your usual part. This will help create instant volume along your hairline and crown. Strands that are always part of the same way tend to lie flat over time. Step two: Grab the front section, the hair around your forehead and one inch towards your crown and place a one inch spiral brush behind it at the roots. Wrap the section of hair clockwise around the brush. With your blow dryer set to medium and point it at the brush, pull your hair through, swooping it down over your forehead and up around your ear. Repeat this step until your hair is smooth. Step three: Add a touch of sparkle by clipping a jeweled barette onto the side swept section, holding it in place just above the top of your ear. Step one: Gently brush back your hair and gather it at the nape of your neck. Step two: Using your fingers, pull your hair into two sections. Gather each section into two low pigtails, securing each with hair elastic. Step three: Twist each pigtail so it begins to move in towards each other. Continue twisting until the pigtails are tightly round and begin to bunch up on top of each other. Tuck in the ends under the twist and secure them with bobby pins.