Get the Look: Chrissy Teigen's "Frozen" Braid

A braid favored by a Sports Illustrated model and Elsa from Frozen? Count us in. Dominick Pucciarello, hair stylist at NYC's Mizu salon, shared with us the exact steps he used to create Chrissy Teigen's stunning side weave. The plaited pony was so pretty and reminiscent of a certain Disney princess that Teigen posted a pic of her 'do to Instagram, with the caption, "took me a while to understand why everyone was calling me elsa. love this look! [sic]" Don't worry, Chrissy. We got the Elsa resemblance right off the bat! See Pucciarello's process, here.

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Learning From Jennifer Lawrence: Grow Out Your Hair Without the Awkward Stage

The short, wavy bob, which she showed off in New York City this week to rave reviews, is a grown-out version of the super-short hairstyle she debuted back in November. Naturally, Lawrence makes the awkward reality of growing out a short haircut look easy. But how do noncelebrities weather the in-between stage without Hollywood's best hairstylists on speed dial? Here's what to keep in mind.


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Tricks to Hide Your Roots Before You Make it to the Salon

"There are many ways to help hide roots in a pinch like mascara, powder foundation, eyebrow pencil, and eyeliner – all you need to do is pick a color closest to your existing color. “More professional products are a available – my two favorites are Roux Tween Time or the Bumble and bumble Colored Dry Shampoo. Wax based products are the best because they are longer lasting and don’t come off unless they are shampooed out,” says Senior Colorist at mizu new york, Miguel Angarita. Just be careful because some of the powders and makeup might run down your face after you workout or on a rainy day."

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Katie Holmes Cuts Killer Bangs, but Should You Follow in Her Follicle Footsteps?

"Dominick Pucciarello, a master stylist at Mizu Salon in New York City, tells Yahoo Shine that the addition of a fringe to a fine head of hair can act as an illusion, making it appear thicker and fuller than it really is. For people with the opposite kind of hair (super thick) he usually urges against the look because it can give off a "wiggish" appearance."

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335 Hours a Year Primping? Here's How to Speed Up Your Morning Ritual

“Lots of women aren’t pre-drying their hair — waiting until it’s half dry before blowing it,” Mizu New York stylist Judy McGuinness tells Yahoo Shine. Save time by letting your air dry while you do your makeup, then use an ionic blow dryer to finish the job. Also helpful, she notes: using products like Oribe Royal Blowout or Living Proof Satin Hair Serum, which cut drying time in half. As for washing, do it only every two or three days, especially if you have color-treated hair that’s prone to drying out. On the off days, McGuinness suggests, use a dry shampoo — and, if you have bangs, give just those a quick wash in the sink. No one will be the wiser."

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Why the Wob Is 2014's Coolest Haircut

"But if you aren't ready to commit to the wob, well, start with the bob. "Bobs are really suitable for any face shape and all sorts of hair textures," Damian Santiago, says stylist and co-owner of Mizu New York salon. "That’s why I call it the eternal bob. They will always be in style because they work for everyone."

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