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"This flat-to-full look is super-easy to recreate, and not only is it a great style for freshly washed hair, it&amp;#039;s the perfect look to copy on day three when you&amp;#039;re not quite sure how to style your mane. Celebrity hairstylist Ryan Trygstad shows you how it&amp;#039;s done in four moves. MORE: Spring&amp;#039;s 7 Hottest Hairstyles!  1. Part your hair. Create a part in line with the beginning of your left eyebrow, using the teeth of a comb to help you get a straight line. 2. Separate your hair into sections. You want to always start from the bottom and work upward, so be sure to section your hair off into rectangular sections with a clip. That way you can get to the hair underneath easily. MORE: 5 Steps To A Boho Ponytail 3. Curl your hair. Use a curling rod (an iron without a clamp) and, starting about four inches from your root, take small sections and wrap two inches of hair around it over the barrel, hold it for a few seconds at a 90 degree angle to get more of a zigzag effect, and unravel your hair from the rod. Then, move the rod down two more inches from where you just curled it and wrap the hair under the barrel, repeating the steps where you hold and unravel. Continue this technique, alternating each way you wrap your hair around the barrel, until you reach the ends of your hair. 4. Pin the side. Slide a bobby pin in line with the end if your right eyebrow, so that it frames your face. &amp;quot;Any higher of a placement and the bobby pin will make the style look too young,&amp;quot; he says. Finally, finish with some hairspray to keep your style in tact. Are you going to try this totally easy hairstyle? Let us know in the comments below! Originally posted on Cosmopolitan.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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