To your brushes, get ready… style!

Do you have thin, flyaway hair but want volume without playing around too much? Here is Juliette’s failsafe technique for wavy hair à la Blake Lively!  

Even if volumizing shampoos do prevent flat hair, at the end of the day miracles don’t happen and I have never managed to achieve the look I’ve been dreaming of. But this was all before I discovered texturizing sprays...

From now on, whenever I get the chance, I take out my iron to curl my hair divided into a few large strands. The trick for a super natural effect? I vary the direction in which I twist my strands on the iron: once in the front and once in the back. Then, I spray the roots and lengths with John Masters Organics "Beach Effect" Styling Mist and tousle the hair. Of course, after a few hours, my large curls have almost disappeared, but there is still the volume accompanied by a nice wavy blow-dry, and it's even better...

A little bob that is starting to grow out? A fringe that is too long to hide? Create an illusion with plaits!

If you are also part of the club who is eternally dissatisfied with their locks, swaying between long and short and regretting your choice the week after, this tutorial was made for you.

I always start by lightly crimping some strands at the roots and at the lengths. Then, I apply a dab of Rahua Freestyle Texturiser on the lengths, my ultimate weapon to give that slightly messy effect and to fix my bun pins more easily. You'll see, it changes everything! Always start by braiding at the base of the head, systematically taking in new strands. That's how you'll catch the shortest strands (for example, those of a growing fringe). In order not to have a too strict effect, I pull on some strands of my braids to make them more voluminous. Then I fix them with flat clips. Two braids (one at the edge of the face and another in the middle) are enough. For the back of the head, simply gather the rest of the hair by rolling it over itself... and you're done!