Beehive Yourself
Modern beehives are a buzzin’. They’re probably one of the few ‘dos we have in common with mom and grandma – just ask them to show you their high school yearbook! Back then, it was all about “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” and “Funnygirl.”
Here’s how to achieve that bee-utiful height! First, bee sure:
- Your hair is dry and combed out – straight is best here.
- You have mirrors that will help you to see what you are doing from all angles.
- You have four clips to separate your locks whilst you work.
- You have a roller set – electric or Velcro.
- You have lots of bobby pins nearby.
- If you have an accessory in mind such as a headband or tiara, make sure it’s only an arm’s length away before you begin.
- Tara’s Shining Moment Glosser is on hand.
Ready? Get started:
- Comb or brush through your dry hair.
- Section hair into four parts: top, back, and at either side.
- Start with heated or Velcro rollers depending on the length of your hair (best if hair is mid-length or longer to use medium size rollers).
- Spray on Shining Moment Glosser first and then use hair spray on each section.
- Your entire head should be in rollers. Organize them like you would a stack of bricks.
- Leave for 15 to 20 minutes, and then remove.
- Backcomb the sections on the top and side.
- Smooth over this section of hair after backcombing and create the shape.
- Pin this section into place to secure the beehive.
- You can either leave the rest of your hair to hang loose naturally or you can sweep up into a pony or pleat and pin with bobby pins.
- Spray with hairspray to fix and finish with Shining Moment Glosser.
Get the Look
