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"I like to think I know a few beauty tricks. Thanks to Petra, I know how to salvage cracked, crumbly blush and Beth&amp;#x27;s given me more than a few good shortcuts, including how to take off dark nail polish off in a flash. That&amp;#x27;s why I feel straight-up silly about the fact that I never thought of this super easy (and insanely helpful) hairstyling secret:Spray the length of your hair/ponytail with a holding spray before twisting your hair into a bun--not after you&amp;#x27;ve got the hair pinned in place. A model getting her hair prepped by the Philip Pelusi team. I was backstage at the Caroline Seikaly presentation today and watched the Philip Pelusi team twist the models&amp;#x27; hair into these chic little chignons and I was kind of dumbfounded when I realized that the reason why they were twisting and staying so easily was because they were spritzing the hair before styling a strand. The hairspray gives texture to the strands, allowing them to be more easily manipulated. That kind of info would have come in handy oh, about ten or twelve years ago, when I was taking ballet classes several times a week, getting frustrated all the while because I could never get my bun to stay put. Oh well. At least I know now (and you do too!). Another pretty bun at today&amp;#x27;s Vena Cava show. Kind of a genius little move isn&amp;#x27;t it? Have any other tips on how to get your bun, braid or chignon to stay in place? More Ways to Get Glamour You could win $50,000 just for "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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