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" I hate wearing my hair the same way day after day, so I&amp;#039;m always on the lookout for easy ways to change it up! Recently, I attended at event hosted by Matrix hair care, where we got to play with some of their new products, plus Matrix Artistic Directors, Ammon Carver and Robert Santana, taught us how to do two new styles that are perfect for the many graduation parties I have coming up.  Waterfall Braid I&amp;#039;ve always loved braids for summer \u2014 there&amp;#039;s something about them that just screams &amp;quot;pool party&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;music festivals&amp;quot;! This one can take some practice, especially if you&amp;#039;re doing it on your own hair, but the result is so gorgeous.  To start, apply Matrix Total Results Silk Wonder Oil to your fingertips and run it through the hair.  Then, divide a section at the front hairline into three pieces like you would for any other regular braid.  Pull the lower strand (closest to the face) across the middle strand, and then bring the top strand (closest to the middle of the head) across as well, like in a normal braid, but let this section fall with the rest of the hair, instead of keeping hold of it.  Pick up another section from the top of the head to replace the one you dropped, and keep working this way around the head as far as you like, then pin in place. You can repeat on the other side of your head, for a halo-type effect, or just leave the other side loose.     DIY Hair Rollers If you&amp;#039;ve always wanted to try out big, voluminous curls, but aren&amp;#039;t quite ready to commit to a set of hot rollers, make your own out of something you probably already have in the house: aluminum foil! Tip: the closer you pin the &amp;quot;hot roller&amp;quot; to your head, the more volume you&amp;#039;ll end up with!   Cut 5&amp;quot; strips of foil, and fold them in half widthwise. Spray your hair with Biolage colorcaretherapie Shine Shake Spray and then, in 1&amp;quot;-2&amp;quot; sections, sandwich hair in the folded pieces of foil.  Using a 1 1/2&amp;quot; curling iron, wrap foil pieces around the barrel to create a roller shape and remove barrel gently, without letting the hair unroll. Use a bobby pin or clip to hold in place against scalp. Lightly spray with hairspray, and allow curls to cool and set before removing the foil.  Are there any other types of braids you&amp;#039;ve been dying to learn how to do? Do you have other sneaky styling tricks? Sound off in the comments!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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