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" Always up for a day of beauty fun, I recently went with my friend to the Eva Scrivo Salon in NYC where she got a classic chignon style done for her wedding. While I was watching the transformation, her stylist, Donna, taught me a new way to tease hair (luckily my friend had her camera so I could capture the technique).  First, she gathered the hair at the crown of the head.  Then she began to tease each two- to three-inch section.  But instead of pushing a comb down the roots \u2014 which is how I&amp;#039;ve always teased hair \u2014 she repeatedly flicked a paddle brush against the whole length of the section until it looked airy and wispy. This is how you make a bun that&amp;#039;s big, not dinky, she explained.   Once she was done teasing, she pulled the hair back into a ponytail, while gently passing the brush over the top layer of hair to smooth it.  Then she wrapped it into the chignon.  Are there any other updo styles you want to know how to do? Or any you&amp;#039;ve tried recently? Read more Cosmo Hair &amp;amp;amp; Beauty articles! What Guys Really Think About Your Hair and Makeup Video: Get a Breezy Summer Updo Video: The Secret to a Better Updo "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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