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"Most days, looking especially attractive right after you hop out of the shower isn&amp;#x27;t a top priority on the life to-do list. (It ranks somewhere down the list, somewhere between &amp;quot;#4: Must brush teeth every day&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;#267: Set the DVR to record the Halloween episode of My So-Called Life to have on hand at all times.). But sometimes making sure you look all cute post-scrub down becomes pretty darn important, like when......you&amp;#x27;re hanging out with a certain gentleman friend and you feel the need to keep your pre-shower cuteness levels up. (C&amp;#x27;mon, you&amp;#x27;ve been there--admit it.) Not sure about you, but I generally look like either a drowned rat or a summer camp kid emerging from the lake when I bust out of the bathroom doors, thanks to my long, stringy wet hair and un-moisturized face. Not exactly a flirty look, if you catch my drift. At this weekend&amp;#x27;s Lanvin show, models wore damp ponies and dewy skin down the runway--not a beauty look I&amp;#x27;d want to take outside the bathroom or bedroom, but I thought it was cute enough to wear when padding around in a robe at home. Of course smearing on some moisturizer is step one, but the real trick of it all is about taming wet hair a little bit--something that&amp;#x27;s way easy to do, and works on short or long hair. The Redken hair team just brushed then combed the models&amp;#x27; damp and tangled hair (the combing helps prevent those big hair ridges that sometimes pop up when brushing) then they used the combo to gently pull back the hair into a low pony--the look-cute secret is to not have a part in the hair. (Even if you have a shorter &amp;#x27;do, you can still work this no-part look, too.) A hairstyle with loose hair and a part in the hair says &amp;quot;I&amp;#x27;m in the salon, getting my hair cut in five minutes&amp;quot; while gently pulled-back, no-part look says &amp;quot;My middle name is chic,&amp;quot; don&amp;#x27;t you think? Check it: Before... ...and after! Now, it&amp;#x27;s a crazy-easy I know, but still, I think I&amp;#x27;m gonna try the no-part, comb-back hairstyle post-shower. What do you think? Ever find yourself in a situation where you needed to look cute post-shower? (A friend of mine always made sure to have a few &amp;quot;flattering towels&amp;quot; on hand when she was dating a new guy: she&amp;#x27;d buy towels in rosy hues so that it&amp;#x27;d be flattering to her makeup-free skin!!!! Wow, right!?) More look-cute ideas: Look better naked: 10 sexy beauty tricks to try 10 easy ways to look prettier in photos Sexy eyeshadow idea to steal: Christina Hendrick&amp;#x27;s swooshy cat-eye liner More Ways to Get Glamour: Got a fashion Q? Glamour stylists answer your fashion questions at WhatToWear.com Show your love: Get our very own &amp;quot;xox&amp;quot; ring set, $12 at shopglamour.com Like freebies? Enter the latest Glamour sweepstakes! Sign up for our style newsletter and get the best of our fashion blog, delivered straight to your inbox! Photo: WWD "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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