Coming up with different hairstyles can be challenging if you have short hair, but if your hair is longer than a short cut, then your hair is long enough to style. The hair products you use, the direction you comb your hair, and the way you blow dry your hair greatly determine the final appearance of your hair.
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Method 1 of 5: Hairstyles
Step 1. Apply putty to damp hair
Put a little putty in your palms, then rub your palms together to spread them out. Then, apply the product to your hair from the tips to the roots.
- Choose a putty with a matte type, instead of a glossy or glossy finish.
- If your hair is very fine, this product can make it very "heavy". Try using a lighter pomade or a similar product that gives texture to your hair and works on damp hair.
Step 2. Push the hair up as it dries
Start drying your hair with a blow dryer set to low. When drying hair with a hairdryer, use the fingers of the other hand to style the hair.
- Starting at the edge of your head, work your hair up and towards the center of your head. The hair at the top of the front should meet at a point that is parallel to the center of the head.
- When you style your hair towards the back of your head, don't make your hair as dramatic as the front.
- The hair on the sides and your head does not need to be styled in such a way. Depending on your preference, you can let the hair in this section fall down or try pushing it slightly towards the top of your head.
Step 3. Arrange the ends of the hair to be sharp with a " vise " (hair straightener)
Do this randomly on the ends of the hair.
Pick a few random sections on your head, but try to make your hair point in the same direction
Step 4. Apply styling mud to make the hairdo last longer
Put a small amount of product into your palms and rub your palms together so that the mud also hits your fingers. Pinch the ends of the hair when applying this product.
- You can also use wax, but if you prefer, try using a matte wax instead of a glossy one.
- Continue to apply the product to your hair until you are satisfied with the results.
Method 2 of 5: The Split Pumpdour Style
Step 1. Apply mousse to wet hair
Dispense a small amount of mousse that adds volume to the hair into your palms, then rub gently with both palms. Apply this product to your hair from roots to ends.
You don't have to use mousse, but the product you do use should work on wet hair to add volume
Step 2. Point the top of the hair upwards as you blow dry
Dry the hair on the top of your head with a hairdryer set on a low setting. At the same time, use the brush to style the hair and pull it up and back.
- In this step, focus on making your hair tall. When the roots dry vertically, you can direct the ends of your hair toward the back of your head.
- Make sure that you position your hair straight up and back. Do not point it to the side of the head because it can make the hair part.
Step 3. Dry the sides of the hair
Move the blow dryer to the side of your head. Use the brush to direct the hair on the sides of your head toward the back.
Try to keep the hair on the side of the head so that it remains even
Step 4. Apply styling mud to the top of the head
Once your hair is dry, put a small amount of styling mud into your palms, then rub your palms together to spread it out. Apply the mud from the tips to the roots of the hair.
- If your hair is fine, try using pomade. If your hair is rough, you may want to use wax.
- Apply the product to your hair, but be careful not to damage the shape. Move your fingers up, back, and slightly sideways while applying this product. Remember not to part hair.
Step 5. Add details with a comb
Smooth the sides of the hair with a comb, then add the desired details on the top of the head with a comb as well.
Do not pinch sections of hair. The hair on the top of the head should move in the same direction, so pinching certain sections can ruin the overall shape of the hairdo
Step 6. Spray hair styling products to make the style last longer
If you are satisfied with the appearance of your hair, spray a little hairspray to hold this hairdo.
Method 3 of 5: Classy Businessman Style
Step 1. Apply pomade to damp or damp hair
Take a little pomade and place it into your palms, then rub your palms together until the product feels warm. Spread the product evenly throughout the hair from the tips to the roots.
Pomade is a great product for this type of hairstyle, but if you don't have pomade, you can use any product that gives your hair a texture
Step 2. Create a side part of the hair
Make a side part, can be on the left or right, using a regular comb.
This parting should be really on the sides of the head, not just on top of the head tilted to the side
Step 3. Pull the top of the hair up and back
With your fingers, style the hair at the top of your head until it's neat. Pull the hair up, back, and slightly to the side in the opposite direction to the parting.
Start by styling your hair on the top side of the parting. Keep styling this section of hair until you reach the other side of your head, at a point that's roughly parallel to the height of your parting
Step 4. Smooth the sides and back of the hair
Use your palms to make the hair on the sides and back of your head sleep while directing the hair back.
- Start with your hair at the sides of your head and framing your face. Then, push your hair back and continue to move your hands back to guide the rest of the hair on the sides towards the back.
- When you get to the back of your hair, guide it down so that it falls naturally.
Step 5. Dry hair naturally
Let your hair dry on its own instead of using a blow dryer.
If you use hair products that have a strong enough effect, the hairstyle should last a long time without having to be rearranged. Check regularly while it's drying, and try to position stubborn hair while it's still damp
Method 4 of 5: Well-Combed Hairstyle
Step 1. Apply hair cream on damp hair
Dispense a small amount of styling cream into your palms, then rub your palms together to spread it all over your palms. Apply this cream evenly throughout your hair.
This hairstyle requires light hair products, so avoid products that are heavier than your regular hair cream. You can use mousse, but make sure that your hair can still move freely after you use it
Step 2. Part hair to one side
Part the hair on the sides with a regular comb.
Position the part of the hair on the side of the head. You can make this hemisphere on the right or left
Step 3. Turn the hair to the side as it blows dry
Use a blow dryer set to a low temperature and start blow-drying your hair. When drying your hair, use your other hand to direct your hair.
- Starting with a parting, style the hair on the top of your head in the opposite direction to your parting. Continue all over your head and toward the sides of your head.
- Style your hair in another section of the hair in a different direction and push the hair on the side of your head down.
Step 4. Apply a paste-like product to hold the hair in place
If you want, use a product in the form of a paste to make your hairdo last longer.
- Rub a little paste with both palms then apply this paste to the hair in the direction of the hairstyle.
- If your hair is fine, don't use paste, just a little hairspray.
Method 5 of 5: Vintage Up Hairstyles
Step 1. Apply mousse and serum to shine the look of damp hair
Mix a small amount of mousse and shine serum in a 1:1 ratio in the palm of your hand. Rub the product with both palms and then apply from the ends to the roots of the hair.
Shine serums add sparkle to this hair look, but you can skip it if you don't have one. However, you will need to use mousse or cream to make the hairdo last longer
Step 2. Comb both sides of the hair up and back
Use the comb to push the hair on the sides of your head back and away from your face.
- For hair halfway down the sides of your head, focus on directing your hair back.
- For hair in a half-way up the sides of your head, start by directing your hair up and toward the top of your head. If the hair on the sides is long enough to reach the top of your head, you should direct it upwards.
Step 3. Comb the hair at the top of the head to the middle
Direct the hair on both sides of the head towards the center of the head. These two sides should meet at the center of the head.
Keep the hair falling in a fairly even and natural position on top of the head. Do not direct your hair up, back, or at any point
Step 4. Dry hair naturally
Let the hair dry by itself. Do not use a hairdryer.
Drying your hair naturally will give you natural waves and curls that are perfect for this hairstyle. However, if you use a hairdryer, your hair can look too straight
Step 5. Make sure that the hairdo lasts a long time
Once your hair is dry, use your fingers to style your hair one last time and then spray a powerful hairpsray all over your hair.
