Red Carpet Ready DIY Hairstyle: The Airy Updo [Video]

Chinka Kasım 10, 2021

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Got the evening off? Pamper yourself and spend some time in front of the mirror to get this wonderful hairstyle that will make your long tresses look gorgeous. This effortless hairstyle makes it easy to sport your long locks in any weather and makes you look stunning as ever!

This hairdo is perfect for days when you want a well-styled look that's not only neat, but also chic and trendy. Tying your hair up in a high ponytail will enable you to tuck all those short fly-aways in and keep them from causing your look to get messy. The rest of the hair that flows down gracefully out of the tied ponytail will look elegant, giving you a sleeker look.

A pair of well-fitted pants and a casual tee with a jacket is what will give an edge to this look, making you stand out in the crowd.

If you plan to wear your hair up for a formal outing then club it with a pretty dress or an evening gown and add a pair of chandeliers to enhance your features with your locks all tied up.

Since your tresses are up to your crown, you may want to go for heavier eye make up and try smoky eyes for an evening affair. Highlight your cheekbones with a pretty pink blush and put on a bright lipstick to complete the look.

We believe less is more and since you're already decking up with chandelier earrings, we suggest you go minimalistic with the rest. Let your hair and make up do the talking.

TRESemmé hairstylist Daniel Bauer decodes a similar red carpet-ready hairstyle with a step-by-step guide to help you get the Airy Updo.

1. Wash and condition your hair with TRESemmé Split Remedy range. With lesser split ends your hair looks healthy, stays smooth and you can wear your hair really long, for longer.

2. Blow dry the hair. As surprising as it may sound, it is okay to use heat tools as long as you know how to protect your tresses while using them. The key to prevent split ends while blow drying is to concentrate mostly on the roots and upper lengths of hair, allowing the ends to catch only the 'second hand heat' of the air blowing on them.