A tiara adds the finishing touch to this hispanic bridal hairstyle.
A classic Spanish bridal style is characterized by curls, ringlets and a tiara. The hair is pulled half-way up, the top half secured in organized curls and the bottom half left cascading in small ringlets down the back. A tiara completes the look and decorative accessories add sparkle and elegance.
Instructions
Beautiful Bridal Hair
1. Wash and condition the hair. Add a curl-enhancing styling mousse, concentrating less on the roots and more on the length of the strands. Blow dry the hair using a diffuser to enhance natural curl.
2. Separate the hair from the top and bottom, creating an even line all the way around from ear to ear. Gather the top section of hair together, leaving the front 1/4 down. Create a clean, side part and smooth the hair down on the head with hair gel. Pull the hair towards the back and secure with an elastic and pins.
3. Gather the hair left down in the 1/4 front part of the head. Extend the clean, side part through this section. Pull the hair towards the back to meet the rest of the hair, allowing it to sweep slightly across the forehead. Use a styling gel to smooth the hair and hold it in place. Pin the hair in the back with the other gathered section.
4. Separate the hair that has been secured at the back into 2-inch sections. Apply styling gel to each section and wrap it around a heated roller. Pin the roller down into place and leave in the hair for at least 20 minutes.
5. Curl the bottom half of the hair that has been left loose with a small-barrel curling iron or small hot rollers. Gently separate the hair with the fingers and use a styling gel to hold the curls.
6. Remove the rollers from the top half of the hair and leave each curl intact, as though still wrapped around the roller. Pin in place and spray with a strong-hold hairspray.
7. Add a tiara in front of the pile of curls atop the back of the head, and insert decorative hairpins into the curls.
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