In a Hurry? Try These Hairstyles!

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 Create gentle waves just like you did in high school by working in a little styling cream and loosely braiding hair before you go to bed. In the morning, comb through with your fingers while brewing your coffee.

Tired of topknots? A low side bun is just as easy to pull together with a single rubber band. If you've got an extra minute, boost the texture by braiding a small section of hair, wrapping it around the base of the bun, and securing with bobby pins.

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