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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nWho cares if your name's not Elizabeth and you don't live in Buckingham Palace? You can still look like royalty, thanks to this hair tutorial below.\n\nHairstylist Dominick Pucciarello shows us how you can create this regally awesome style yourself:1. Create a side part in line with the arch in your right eyebrow. \"You can use your pinky to do this, since it doesn't have to be perfect,\" says Pucciarello.2. Gently tease your hair along the hairline. \"Use a fine-toothed comb to give your hair some added volume,\" he says. \"And rake the comb downward toward your scalp a few times.\"3. Add in some texture. \"Take a dry texture spray\" \u2014 our model Christina used Oribe's Dry Texturizing Spray \u2014 \"and aim the nozzle at your roots to bulk up your hair,\" Pucciarello says. \"This way the twist you're about to create has a thicker consistency.\"4. Do the twist. \"Holding the same section that you just teased, begin to lightly roll it down along your hairline,\" he notes. To keep pieces from unraveling as you go, use one bobby pin every two inches to secure your hair.\"5. Continue twisting your hair until you reach the back of your head. Then, clip your hair to hold it in place until you do the other side.6. Repeat steps four and 5 on the right side of your head.7. Make two become one. \"Join the two sections hanging down by rolling your hair toward your head into a low chignon,\" says Pucciarello.8. Pin the rolled hair at the nape of your neck with bobby pins to secure.9. Pose. And pat yourself on the back, because you hair looks amazing.Photo Credit: Elizabeth GriffinFollow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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