When you’ve got a day packed with meetings, daycare drop-off and a quick treadmill session, the last thing you want distracting you is your hair. Shake things up (or twist them, really) with this ...

When it comes to an updo, what a difference the tiniest bit of tension can make! Just look at these two back-to-back examples of Kate Mara wearing updos with the same deep side part. At yesterday's ...

For most people, the term "updo" elicits visions of prom hairstyles and wedding looks — not to mention hours spent in a chair at a salon. But despite the first images your brain might conjure up, ...

Australia’s summer climate can be unforgiving to most hair types, which is why it’s tempting to just tie your hair up in a messy bun and call it a day. Make-up artist and hairstylist Yentl Shi is all ...

The jury’s still out on whether or not I’ll ever get real locs, but one of the biggest misconceptions about the hairstyle is that you can only wear it two ways: down your back or up in a ponytail.

Starting at the side of your head, make a diagonal part going back. A side, diagonal part helps camouflage thinning hair. Starting right behind your part, gently back-comb your hair to build volume.

Experimenting with your beauty look can boost your confidence. Regardless of what your signature hair-up style is, it's always fun to mix it up and add new ideas to your rotation. Whether you're ...

I have no idea what's going on in the back of the updo Kendra Wilkinson wore last night to the ESPY Awards, but it's what's happening on the side that caught my attention. In this side shot (where she ...