If you have shorter hair, this look is perfect for you! Sexy, springy spirals are back and hotter than ever. Read on to find out how you can rock this look. Start by wrapping 1-inch sections of your hair around a small-barrel curling iron (leave the front pieces straight if you want to tuck them behind your ear). Wind each coil around your finger and secure it with bobby pins. Once cool, remove the pins. Your hair will tumble down into sexy, sensual spirals. To help you out, use a curl-enhancing shampoo to help define your spirals. Try Herbal Essences Totally Twisted Shampoo which has botanic...

Want a frizz-free mane that will make you shine all night long? Celebrities can do it, so why can’t you? To create a gorgeous glide, do a quick blow-dry, then spritz 3-inch sections of your hair with a spray containing gold. Gold is a natural conductor that enhances shine and distributes heat evenly throughout your hair, speeding up the straightening process. Finish off by sweeping a ceramic flatiron once through each section, from your roots all the way to your tips. Try Ojon Shine Treatment, $30, which contains a rich tropical oil from Central America that enhances hair’s luster ...

Faking a short hair cut is a fun style to try on long hair because you’ll get a better look at what you would look like with short hair, plus you get the benefits of looking absolutely ravishing. Pull your hair into a low, loose ponytail and wrap an elastic around the bottom tips. Roll up the length of the tail until it’s chin level. Secure it with bobby pins underneath and use sparkly ones on the side. If your hair is straight all around, it’ll look like you have a clean, classic bob. If you have layers, the front pieces will fall out naturally for a wispy effect. ...

How do you tame hair that’s greasy, frizzy and unruly in just 60 seconds flat? Sometimes there just isn’t enough time for all the prep work, so we have to improvise! A wide head band will cover not only your frizz, but the grease that’s forming at the hairline as well. Just run a paddle brush through hair before slipping on the band. This will smooth out your hair in front but will distribute your hair’s natural oils to give you a sleek look in the back. If your hair is dry, rub on a shine booster to amp up gloss. ...

Indulge your hair with a style that’s both sexy and polished. You can pull this look off at the office, at school, and even on a night out. This hair do screams class as well as seductiveness, so give this do a try! This style is polished in the front and flat out sexy in the back. Start by blow drying your hair until it is almost dry. The next step is to comb a little gel through your hair. This will make sure your hair stays in place and will give it some texture. Make a low bun in the back, pulling out a few strands which is the key to making this hair do so sexy. ...

Getting voluminous hair can be a challenge, especially if you don’t have much time to get ready in the morning. Read on to learn how you can get beautiful, tantalizing volume to your mane. A beehive is your best friend. No, I don’t mean a real beehive, but a hair beehive. It can create volume where you need it most- at the base. Start by back-combing your strands at the crown, taking a fine-tooth comb close to your scalp. Mist it with some hair spray. Smooth it over with a bristle brush. Gather your hair up between your ears, and push it slightly forward to form a soft bump...

Bangs have long been something that a lot of people are afraid to try- but also something that might may you look ten times better if you consider your face shape. ROUND FACE If your face is round, like Kiersten Dunst’s, try deep, side-swept bangs that create an arc. This will elongate your face. HEART-SHAPED FACE If you face is heart-shapeed, like Reese Witherspoon’s, try wispy, angled bangs that are parted off-center. This will balance out a sharp chin. OVAL FACE If you have an oval face, like the Olsen twins, you’re in luck because you can do anything! All styles ...

We all know that it can be quite expensive to go to the salon…especially for a dye! So if you’re one of those girls that like to do the at-home dying, you probably know most of the ins and outs. But if you’re a first timer, your scalp might not be used to the dye. Especially if you’ve never dyed your hair before! So what do you do when you put the dye on your hair and your scalp starts burning? A lot of salons will actually mix the dye with Sweet ‘N Low to buffer irritation. And you can do it at home as well! Just put a little bag of the sweetener into the dye mix...