Summer is here and now is the time to have some fun with your hair and makeup. You don’t have to be at the beach to have that perfect beachy hair look.

Stay cool with a messy pony
1. Collect your hair piece by piece where you want your ponytail to be without combing your fingers through the hair. This will make the overall ponytail while letting strands overlap and pieces of hair fall here and there.
2. Make a loose ponytail, and then tighten it at the holder by pulling strands apart and away from each other. This will make a lot of volume and bumps, but look perfectly messy.

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Your standard go-to ponytail but with a lot more attitude.
1) Work sculpting foam into damp hair, and towel-dry to build messy volume and texture.
2) Gather everything up, and fasten it right above eye level (a good trick to avoid positioning it too high).
3) Back-comb the tail multiple times until achieving the exact level of tousled body you want.
4) Finish by running a soft gel through the ends for shine and separation.

The perfect Date night summer up do
When the weather makes your hair wavier, it's sexy just to wear it that way.
1) Pull back a small section between your temples.
2) Secure everything loosely with a clip at the base of your crown. You can tease those strands first to create some height.
3) Add movement to the rest of your mane by lightly misting hair with a sea-salt spray and scrunching the ends.

Go straight from the pool to dinner and drinks with this bun. The trick is to coil strands in different directions to create a thick, knotty bump.
1) Gather hair into a low ponytail, and divide it into two sections.
2) Wrap one section around clockwise, and bobby pin in place (forming a small bun).
3) Wrap the second section around the initial bun, twisting hair counterclockwise, and secure the same way. No need to worry if pieces slip out; the more effortless it seems, the better.

Go for a soft bronzed glow look with these makeup tips:

Begin by applying a creamy concealer under your eyes.  Then blend in your favorite tinted moisturizer all of your face and neck.  Finish by brushing on a loose powder.

By blending two shades of brown together you can create a contoured look for your cheeks.  Rub the color just under your cheekbones and highlight the upper part of you cheek with a gold shimmery shade.  For softness finish the cheeks with a dusting of apricot blush on the apples of your cheeks.

Add a soft mixture of bronze, gold and brown to your eyes.  Don’t forget to add a touch of highlighter to the inner corners of your eyes.  If you must use eyeliner, stick with a brown cream liner.  Finish with Mascara and add some sheer gold lip gloss and you are ready for day or nighttime fun!