Emma Watson Hairstyling

Whether Emma wears her hair sleek across the crown, tucked behind her ears in a soft twisted bun or in a sassy French Twist (see instructions below) she looks sweetly sophisticated.

To get Emma Watson’s Red Carpet French Twist Hairstyle look at the following tips:

Emma Watson French Twist Hairstyle

1-Start by selecting a shampoo with a color safe formula to preserve any gorgeous light highlights or hues like Emma’s current soft blonde on brunette hues.

Otherwise, select a shampoo that works with your current texture, type and condition of hair.

2- Apply a rinse out conditioner that works for your hair’s normal texture, type and condition. Consider trying a color co-ordinated mask to intensify your existing color.

3-Finish with a cool/cold rinse to close the cuticle and help add natural shine. This helps to minimize frizz.

4-Towel blot (never rub or rough dry) to remove excess water.

5-Coat damp strands with a customized styling product cocktail containing styling tools such as a defrisant volume building mousse, gel or other styling products that work best with your hair texture and type.

6-Blow dry using a large round boar’s Bristish brush for strong, lasting support. Direct the air flow down from the roots towards the end to build in shine and smooth strands.

7-Use fingers to lightly scrunch near the roots for desired volume and lift.

8-Use round brush to lightly roll the ends of the hair under.

9-Finish blow drying with blast of cold air, if possible, which helps to set the style.

10-When hair is 100% dry create either a back hair knot or a French Twist like Emma wore to the recent Hand, Foot & Wand Print Ceremony Honoring Harry Potter(see image to the below).

Emma Watson Cute Hairstyle

For Styling a French Twist Like Emma Watson’s:

-Create desired part.

-Separate out any desired bangs and clip to one side.

-Comb or brush your hair smoothly back from your forehead.

-Gather your hair into a ponytail with a base halfway between your crown and nape, slightly to the left of center. Don’t anchor it at this time.

-Twist the ponytail all the way around twice, in a clockwise direction. This holds the base of the hair closer to your head and gives you a firm anchor to work against.

-Hold the base of the ponytail in your left hand. With your right, hold the ponytail end up, pointing toward the ceiling.

-With your right hand, fold the end of the ponytail, about the top third, down towards the nape of your neck.

-Fold the entire ponytail down under itself, towards your nape so that is it less than half as long as it was.

-Curl the folded ponytail in your left hand. There should be a slight hollow between the ponytail and your scalp.

-With your right hand, begin to gently push the upper right hand portion of the folded ponytail down into the hollow.

-Continue pushing the hair underneath your left hand into the hollow so that the folded ponytail is slowly rolling inside the hollow.

-The French twist is complete when you can’t push any additional hair into the hollow and the folded ponytail has become a tight roll.

-Create a back seam by tucking in bobby pins along the line formed where the right hand edge of the roll meets your scalp starting at the bottom.

-Place bobby pins (same color as your hair) all along the seam up to the top of the roll, concealing them just under the roll.

-Begin to push the upper portion of the ponytail over into the space with the other hand, so that the folded part is slowly rolling over into it.

-When you have pushed all the hair in, secure with hairgrips along the seam formed by the join, starting at the bottom. Conceal the grips by pushing them right underneath the roll.

11-Spritz the newly formed twist lightly with a soft hold hairspray.

12-Apply a small drop of shine serum and lightly brush over the top of the finished French Twist style.If you prefer, use a shine spray product and spray into the palms of your hands and then glide over finished style.

Emma Watson Hairstyling