The hair flip – possibly the coolest, easiest hairstyle ever! This 90’s look has made a serious comeback and there’s no questioning why. Not only is it super effortless, it just so happens to be one of the most flattering hairstyles too. So, read on for everything you need to know on how to nail the hair flip!
THE HAIR FLIP: HOW TO PERFECT THE STYLE
Although some girls nail the hair flip naturally, most of us don’t have that natural volume and texture.
- The aim of the game is loads of body, volume and hold! Although some girls can nail the hair flip naturally, you’re probably going to need a little help from volumizing and texturizing products. This is key for stopping the look from going over into comb-over territory.
- Next, it’s time to start blow drying! The trick to nailing the hair flip is to blow dry your tresses in the opposite direction you’ll be wearing it. This is our top tip for achieving maximum volume at the roots! So, flip your hair to the opposite side and use your fingers to give some lift whilst blow drying.
- This next step is optional, however is our favourite way too add volume and thickness. If you feel the rest of your hair is lacking body and the ends are looking a bit wispy, clip in hair extensions are the solution for an instant fix! You’re going to want to go for a set that is 100% human hair like ZALA hair extensions so that you can safely style them in the next step. Quick tip: make sure the pieces aren’t applied too high so that the wefts are undetectable.
- Once you’ve got tonnes and volume, it’s time to style your locks into loose waves! Our favourite tool for creating the perfect soft & subtle waves is the ZALA Cosmo Wand 28mm barrel.
- Finish the look by flipping your hair over into a deep side parting. If you’re unsure on where to part your hair, a good guide is in line with the arch of your brow. Then spritz with hairspray for extra hold and you’re done!
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PUBLISHED 17TH FEBRUARY 2017