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Great hairdos for a glamorous festival weekend

FESTIVAL season kicks off this week at Glastonbury.

So it is time to get your hair ready for the hottest ticket in town.

 Try glitter space buns for the ultimate festival hair style
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Try glitter space buns for the ultimate festival hair style

Favourite celebrity festival hairdos this year include Millie Mackintosh’s pom-pom braids and US supermodel Kendall ­Jenner’s Nineties-style bunches.

 Millie Mackintosh went for pom pom braids for festival season this year
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Millie Mackintosh went for pom pom braids for festival season this year
 Get the look...re-create Millie's style with large braids
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Get the look...re-create Millie's style with large braids
 ...or smaller braids
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...or smaller braids

To help you achieve a hair-raising headline set, we enlisted top stylist Andrew Jose to create this year’s hottest looks.

 Hairdresser, Andrew Jose, creates hot new looks for this year's festival season
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Hairdresser, Andrew Jose, creates hot new looks for this year's festival season

Here, Andrew offers a step-by-step guide to get you braidy for action in no time.
Then you just have to stay out of the rain . . .

 

PREPARATION

 Preparation is key to your fresh new festival looks
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Preparation is key to your fresh new festival looks

This simple prep will be the foundation to your festival looks.

1. After washing, use a lightweight styling mousse on damp hair. Try Salon Science Swiss Apple Cellumax Volumising Foam (£15, Boots).

 Mousse on damp hair is the first step to preparing your festival hair
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Mousse on damp hair is the first step to preparing your festival hair
 Apply lightweight mousse to damp hair
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Apply lightweight mousse to damp hair

2. Blow-dry hair to one side then blow-dry to the other side, giving body at the root.

3. Use flat irons from the roots to top of the ears.

 Use curling iron to create smooth waves
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Use curling iron to create smooth waves
 Use curling tongs to create bouncy waves
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Use curling tongs to create bouncy waves

4. Section hair from the nape of the neck and curl 2in sections with a large-barrel curling iron to create smooth waves.

 Tong free....Apply braids to wet hair and leave to air-dry
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Tong free....Apply braids to wet hair and leave to air-dry
 Braid wet hair after applying mousse
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Braid wet hair after applying mousse
 Once dry tease out waves with fingers
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Once dry tease out waves with fingers

TIP: No time for tonging? Wet your hair, apply mousse then put hair into two big braids on either side of the head. Air-dry then simply let it down and run fingers through to separate.

ANGEL BRAID

 Angel braid...not recommended for those who find braiding difficult
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Angel braid...not recommended for those who find braiding difficult

This is a blend of fun meets chic. It shows off long necks and killer cheekbones.

1. Split hair into a deep side-parting and divide into two on each side of the head.

 Angel braid...not for the faint hearted
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Angel braid...not for the faint hearted

2. Dutch braid on one side of the head and secure with a clear snag-free band.

 Dutch braid either side after making strong side parting
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Dutch braid either side after making strong side parting

3. Do the same but start on the opposite side of the head, at the top, and Dutch braid around.

4. Bring each braid up and around so the ends are close to your forehead, then secure with a couple of hair grips.

 Both braids should be secured at the top of your head, towards the front
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Both braids should be secured at the top of your head, towards the front

5. Once braids are pinned and secured, snip off the bands.

6. Take it further with flower accessories. Try Pink Flower Band (£3, Primark).

 Accessorise with flowers and plenty of hairspray
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Accessorise with flowers and plenty of hairspray

7. Finish with hairspray. Try Lee Stafford, Hold Tight (£5.99, Boots).

DIFFICULTY: 5/5. Not for the faint-hearted, this will get your fingers into a twist if you find braids tricky

 Well worth the effort to look pretty at the festival
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Well worth the effort to look pretty at the festival

 

BEJEWELLED HAIR TUCK

 This pretty look with a grungy twist will make heads turn wherever you end up
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This pretty look with a grungy twist will make heads turn wherever you end up

Seriously pretty with a grungy edge – this hairband tuck looks tricky but is OK once you get the hang of it.

1. Start by brushing the hair out then tipping hair upside down.

2. Apply head band and position on to the forehead, pulling back over the crown, smoothing hair underneath. Try this black chain hair band (£3, ­Primark).

 Position the hair under the band
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Position the hair under the band

3. Tease inch-long sections from the bottom, roll up and tuck into the hair band around the back from ear to ear. Start by doing each side then ­tucking up the back into a roll.

 Roll each piece of hair under the band
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Roll each piece of hair under the band
 Rolling and tucking each piece of hair into the band is key to this style
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Rolling and tucking each piece of hair into the band is key to this style

4. Lightly dust the top of your head with your hands to loosen the style – messing up the hair will give a festival vibe.

 loosen some strands of hair for true festival vibe
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loosen some strands of hair for true festival vibe

DIFFICULTY: 3/5. Simple once you get the hang of rolling and tucking the hair

 

BRAIDED BUN

 The braided bun is easy to create in little time
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The braided bun is easy to create in little time

This looks like it has taken a lot of time and effort but is quick and simple – if you know how.

1. Start by creating different sized braids throughout the hair, all leading from the crown of the head. Secure the bottom with clear snag-free hairband such as 100 Pack No More Snags Hair Elastics (£2.99, claires.co.uk).

 Start with lots of different sized braids
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Start with lots of different sized braids

2. Once you have three or four braids, lift and pin them towards the crown.

 Leaving some hair down twist the braids into a bun
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Leaving some hair down twist the braids into a bun
 Pin the bun down using pins crinkly side down
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Pin the bun down using pins crinkly side down

3. Section half of the remaining hair off, leaving some down. Twist into a bun and pin into place.

4. Take pieces from the front sections, twist them and pin back towards the crown.

 This look appears to be a lot of effort but is quite easy with practice
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This look appears to be a lot of effort but is quite easy with practice

TIP: Use pins crinkly side down and cross two pins together to ensure the hair stays in place.

DIFFICULTY: 2/5. As long as you can do a simple plait, this style is easy to recreate

 With hair spry this style will last all festival long
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With hair spry this style will last all festival long

 

GLITTER SPACE BUNS

 Stand out from the crowd with super glitter space buns
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Stand out from the crowd with super glitter space buns
 Get the look...Kendal Jenner looked ready to party with her festival bunches this summer
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Get the look...Kendal Jenner looked ready to party with her festival bunches this summerCredit: Splash News

A fun and simple look. Sleek or messy, the style will look great by simply twisting and pinning into buns.

1. Section into middle parting.

 Section in the middle and separate into high ponytails each side
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Section in the middle and separate into high ponytails each side

2. Fix into high bunches.

3. Lightly back-comb each ponytail.

4. Twist into a bun and pin.

 Back comb each ponytail and twist into bunches
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Back comb each ponytail and twist into bunches
 Pull out bunches for a messy finish
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Pull out bunches for a messy finish

5. Pull out the buns for a messy finish.

6. Spray the parting and sprinkle with glitter. Try Glitter Pot (£1, theworks.co.uk).

 Go wild with glitter...once the bunches are done have some fun with the glitter
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Go wild with glitter...once the bunches are done have some fun with the glitter

7. With a comb, spread out the glitter and spray again. DIFFICULTY: 1/5. If you can do bunches, this is a free-for-all

 Apply glitter along the hair parting to make it stand out
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Apply glitter along the hair parting to make it stand out
 This is a cute style with a fun twist
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This is a cute style with a fun twist

Hair created by Andrew Jose for Andrew Jose Salon.

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