Have you already seen Beyoncé’s video for her most recent single “Texas Hold ‘Em” from the upcoming studio album, Cowboy Carter? Or maybe happened upon Miley Cyrus’s sky-high mane from this year’s Grammy Awards? If so, you know that big hair – a nod to ‘80s hairstyles – is trendy again. Grab your hair spray because “mega volume” is this season’s motto.
Texas hair trend is taking over the web lately, featuring celeb-inspired hairstyles that scream glamour and style. You can now find hair tutorials to recreate luxe waves with enviable root volume. Embrace a big hair era for your next big makeover!
Full-volume hairstyles are having a major fashion moment now. Chic blowouts with lots of volume and movement are among them. This hairstylist draws inspiration from Queen Bey’s latest transformation into a country music diva with voluminous locks and stylish cowboy hats. For this redhead, the hairdresser uses a combined technique to achieve a real Southern hairstyle.
The secret is to use a curling iron and hair rollers to keep the form of the locks before styling them into soft waves. Once set, the rollers are gently unwrapped away from the face, just like our favorite hair guru, Jeremy Pugh, shows in his hair roller hack. The front section goes last to keep all that delicious volume at the roots.
Texas hair is all about bouncy texture and alluring layers. Sounds too fancy? Well, this hair tutorial is your daily reminder that you can actually get a DIY salon-like blowout look at home! Section off the upper part of your hair and start curling the lower part first horizontally.
You should basically use your curling iron as a hair roller by clamping the ends first and moving all the way up. Secure the curled strands with hair clips and let them cool down. Then, proceed with the upper section and brush your hair through for a smooth finish.
Celebrity hair artist and Kim K’s bestie, Chris Appleton, joins the big hair craze and suggests his own version of sexy Texas hair. He uses a styling mousse as a foundation for a jaw-dropping volume that will leave you swooning. After applying a texturizing product, the hair pro blow dries the model’s hair upside down for maximum volume.
The next step is to wrap the hair around Velcro rollers and leave them for about 20 minutes or heat the hair up with a diffuser to speed up the process. The result is big bouncy tresses with insane volume.
Say yee-haw to Texas hair because this trend is definitely not going anywhere soon! With these hair tutorials, now you also know how to recreate the ultimate Wild West glam.
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