New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

HERE’S HOW TO GET THE LOOK

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1 Holding your blowdryer above your head and pointing the nozzle down, blast-dry your fringe in the opposite direction of your parting until it’s about 95% dry. This will help you get the crucial sweeping factor. Tip: Dry your fringe first before the rest of your hair, so it doesn’t have a chance to dry untamed. 2

Push your fringe back over to the direction you want it and continue drying with your round brush, pulling your hair straight out from your face and slightly rolling the brush under at the ends as you go. 3

Smooth small sections of your fringe at a time with a straighten­ing iron if needed, bending the iron under slightly at the ends. 4 Finish by spraying some soft-hold hairspray on your fingers and rubbing through the

ends of your fringe so you end with a natural-looking, piece-y look as opposed to a concrete-hard mass. TOOL KIT

HAIR SPRAY: A lightweigh­t hold such as (1) L’Oréal Elnett Satin Normal Strength Hairspray, $12.99, will help to keep your hair in place without making it look stiff.

ROUND BRUSH: Choose one with bristles to help grip onto the hair as you dry. Try

(2) Beauty Dust Co. Brushed Round Styling Brush, $ 49.95.

TAIL COMB: One like this

(3) Via Metal Handle Tail Comb, $3.99, is key to creating the deep parting for your side-swept fringe.

BLOWDRYER: If you want to avoid tired arms, go for one that’s not too heavy like the

(4) Remington Aero 2000 Hairdryer, $ 49.99.

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