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"Well, ladies, I was wrong&amp;amp;#8212;there was no braiding action in the Lauren Conrad side bun I posted the other day. How do I know? I have the step by step from the hairstylist that create it, Charles Baker Strahan. Read on for the details. (Click here for more pictures) He says, &amp;quot;I blew her hair dry with a medium-sized boar bristle brush on clean hair, over-directing towards her face to frame it after we set the part. I then curled her hair with a large barrel curling iron (1 1/4 inches in diameter) to create soft movement. I then did a low side ponytail and created the bun by looping and pinning it. I then set the fringe that swept across her forehead in the mirror with her to make sure we had the perfect angle. Literally, the only product used was a tiny bit of Herbal Essences Set Me Up hairspray to catch any fly-aways.&amp;quot; Sounds pretty simple, no? Any of you going to give it a go? (Oh, and if you want more Lauren Conrad hair ideas, we&amp;#x27;ve got a bunch of &amp;#x27;em here!) *** More Ways to Get Glamour: Got a fashion Q? Glamour stylists answer your fashion questions at WhatToWear.com Show your love: Get our very own &amp;quot;xox&amp;quot; ring set, $12 at shopglamour.com Like freebies? Enter the latest Glamour sweepstakes! Sign up for our beauty newsletter and get the best of our beauty blog, delivered straight to your inbox! Photos: Film Magic, Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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