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1) Want to start 2018 with a bold new look, but don't want to go too extreme? The hair colour trend has shifted from bright, vivid colours to more subtle pastel options of alluring shades, with metallic, silver and rose gold being hot favourites.
Hair styling trends to try this year:
1) The hair flip:
. Make sections of your hair from the front going along the back of your head.
. Back-comb the sections to your roots by holding each of the sections straight up when back-combing.
. Apply hairspray on each section after you're done with back-combing.
. Flip your hair over to the other side and comb to complete the look.
. Tie a ponytail.
. Divide your hair into three equal sections.
. Instead of pulling the sections of your hair in front to make a braid, flip them backwards to continue.
. Tie the braid and remove the first hair tie that was holding your ponytail.
. Loosen the braid with your fingers and apply hairspray to hold it in place.
. Tie a ponytail.
. Divide your hair into three equal sections.
. Make a quick braid. It does not have to be particularly neat.
. Twist the braid into a bun and secure with bobby pins.
. Take a few strands of hair out to achieve the "messy" look and apply hairspray on the bun to hold it in place
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