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" Searching for a new party hairstyle? Let us make life easy for you. Hair hero Marc Trinder, Art Team Director at Charles Worthington, showed us how to DIY this cool crimped ponytail in four steps.  Follow the tips and tricks to recreate this look that&amp;#039;s straight off the Stella McCartney catwalk \u2013 but it&amp;#039;s not just for models. Step one   Blow-dry your hair straight and smooth. Try using some Charles Worthington Straight &amp;amp;amp; Smooth Long Lasting Straight Spray if you don&amp;#039;t have naturally straight hair. Step two   Taking small sections of hair around the face and parting, plait these into skinny plaits. Run the straighteners (we used Ghd) over the plaits to seal and then allow them to cool. Ensure you leave some smooth hair in between these plaits for a good contrast. Undo the plaits and lightly brush them out for cute crimped textured result. Step three   Enhance this technique with a few random sections of extreme texture by using a pin-tail comb, wrap fine pieces of hair around the metal part of the tail comb. Run the iron over the tail comb to heat and unwrap. Your hair will look like this (but don&amp;#039;t be scared!):  Step four  Gently smooth the hair into a ponytail at nape of neck and secure with a classic hairband. To get extra mirror-like shine and tame flyaways around the hairline, use a shine spray like the Charles Worthington Shine Booster All Over Gloss Spray and you&amp;#039;re done.   If you haven&amp;#039;t had the time to practice this at home, visit a Charles Worthington salon and they can show you how to nail it in the run up to Christmas with a 15-minute dry styling appointment. Tel: 0207 831 5303. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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