2. Create the Style

1. Place the sectioned hair into a pony tail, placing it

wherever you want the most volume. Depending on the

look you want, you can either pull the hair firmly or

loosely into the pony tail.

2. If the hair is long, create a loop and secure the end at the base of the pony tail with a bobby pin. Otherwise, let theends dangle free.

3. Take a section about 2” wide at the center of the nape.

Pull the hair up and secure it with two criss-crossed

bobby pins, leaving as much of the ends loose at the top as needed for the desired look. Use more or less tension,

depending on the desired "draping" effect.

4. Take the next section up to behind the ear, fastening

it as you did with the first section. Continue fastening

sections up both sides, draping and filling in around the

previous sections.

5. In the front, you can pull the hair straight back from

the hairline, shift it one direction or another, or shift it

forward to create volume.

6. When all the hair is pinned up, gather all the exposed

ends and arrange them as you like, using bobby pins or

hairpins to secure them as needed.

**Before applying this style, you can set the hair on electric

rollers to add body and curl, if necessary.

Prepare and Section the Hair

1. Start with dry hair, and apply hair spray to control staticelectricity and make the hair more manageable.

2. Create a section with your fingers, separating out the

center portion of the hair about 2” from the hairline all

around the head.

❗️Using your fingers throughout this procedure

leaves a more casual, less structured look.

❗️The draped style is a fun, informal style that can be variedfor different hair textures and variations in design.

Updo's (Draped Style)

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