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" If you&amp;#039;re bored with your usual high pony or braid, switch up your style with this poufed-up multi-pony. Celebrity hairstylist Travis Speck, a stylist at Sally Hershberger&amp;#039;s Downtown Salon in NYC, explains how below.   1. Boost your body. Focusing on your roots from the crown of your head forward, spray your hair with a texture spray. Founder of Electric Picks Jewelry, MJ Barton, used Sally Hershberger Supreme Lift Root Spray.  2. Tease your hair. Section the hair on the top of your head in the shape of a U from temple to temple, and then backcomb the entire U formation, creating mod-like volume. 3. Add texture to your hair. Apply a little bit of pomade to your hands, and rake your fingers through the length of your strands to give them more texture and grip. This will prevent your hair from slipping out of the ponytails. 4. Create a half-ponytail. Smooth over the teased hair on top, and pull it back into a half-ponytail. Secure the hair with an elastic, then take a small strand from the bottom of the ponytail, and wrap it around the base to conceal the elastic. Pin it into place with a bobby pin. 5. Add another ponytail a few inches below the first. Grab the section of hair in the middle of your head, and combine it with the teased top ponytail. Secure the new, combined ponytail, and wrap a small strand of hair around the base to conceal the elastic like before. Gently tug on the strands in between the elastics to give the sections extra pouf. Then make the third pony at the nape of your neck by grabbing all the rest of your loose hair and combining it with the first two ponys. Secure it, and conceal the elastic. 6. Tease the lower sections before securing them for extra volume. As the end of your ponytail begins to thin, add some more volume by teasing the hair below the elastics before securing the next section. Depending on the length of your hair, each elastic should be 2-3 inches apart. Continue teasing and tying off the sections until you&amp;#039;ve reached the end. You&amp;#039;re finished! Now go Instagram the hell out of your pretty, voluminous pony, and tweet @Cosmopolitan with the hashtag #Cosmosexyhair.  More Great Tutorials: Hair How-To: Sexy Side Braid  Hair How-To: Double-Twisted Low Pony  Hair How-To: The New French Twist  Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter. Photo credit: Elizabeth Griffin "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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