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"It&amp;#39;s not easy to perfectly nail that done-undone look, but when someone gets it right, she gets it right. Exhibit A: Iron Man 3 star Rebecca Hall. Check out her lovely lob, which embodied that effortlessly chic, perfectly piece-y, rock-star texture.\nPinterestFacebookCute, right? Here&amp;#39;s a close-up view of the back:\nPinterestFacebookHer hairstylist John D. (for Tresemme) shared his six-step process with us for how he styled this look:\n\nPrep towel-dried hair by spraying a volumizing blow-dry lotion throughout the hair to add extra body.\n\n\nRough-dry hair with fingers to encourage the hair&amp;#39;s natural wave. (If your hair is really coarse or curly, use a paddle brush to help smooth your strands out a bit.)\n\n\nSpray hair with a heat-protect spray to protect against excess heat.\n\n\nCreate a wave pattern by wrapping small sections of hair around the curling iron. Release hair from the iron and tug on the ends while it&amp;#39;s still warm to give the curl a loose, undone texture. Continue throughout the hair, starting from the back and working your way forward.\n\n\nOnce curling is complete, loosen up the waves with your hands to add some texture to the hair. Create a side part and tuck one side behind the ear.\n\n\nSet the style by misting your hair with a finishing spray to lock in the piece-y texture.\n\nThere you go&amp;#8212;that&amp;#39;s how you re-create her envy-inducing, slightly wavy, you-know-you-want-to-run-your-fingers-through-them locks. Will you try it?\nPhoto credits: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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