Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. You might already have a date-night outfit picked out, but what about your hairstyle? If you need a little help settling on the perfect date hairstyle, keep reading! Today we’re sharing our top Valentine’s Day hairstyles. Plus, we’ll tell you how Toppik Hair Building Fibers can help you get the perfect Valentine hair.
Our Favorite Valentine’s Day Hairstyles
Pinned Loose Waves
Bejeweled hair clips are so hot right now, which is why we love this update on the classic Valentine’s Day hairstyle of loose, romantic waves.
To get these big, voluminous waves, you’ll need clean hair. So start by washing your hair with Toppik Hair Building Shampoo and Conditioner, which have lightweight formulas that revitalize strands, leave your hair looking healthier and fuller.
Next, evenly distribute a small amount of Toppik Hair Fattener Advanced Thickening Serum throughout your hair. This will add volume, thickness and shine* to your final look.
Divide your hair into two-inch sections and secure with claw clips. Blow dry each section with a round brush. Using a 1 ½” curling iron, curl hair in small sections. After releasing the curl, let it cool before touching it. This will help set the curl.
Once your hair is completely curled and has cooled, use a hairbrush to gently brush through the curls. This will create soft waves. Choose your favorite hair clip and pin back one side. Then mist with hairspray and your romantic, wavy Valentine’s Day hairstyle is complete!
Side-Swept Braid
If you prefer your hair up, try this long side-swept braid. Start by applying Toppik Hair Fattener Advanced Thickening Serum to your hair and brushing through to evenly distribute.
Brush all your hair to one side, then divide into three equal sections. Cross the right section over the middle (it will now become the middle section), then cross the left section over the middle.
Repeat this technique until all your hair is braided. Then secure the end with a clear elastic hair tie. Finally, gently tease apart the sections of your braid with your fingers. This method is called “pancaking,” and it will make your braid look much thicker.
Braided Headband
If your braiding skills are more advanced, try this cute hairstyle for Valentine’s Day featuring a braided headband.
A tip: this braid will hold better if your hair has a bit of texture already, so try this look with unwashed hair. Or, if your hair is clean, add a bit of grit with a dry shampoo or texturizing spray.
Using a fine-tooth comb, separate a horizontal section of hair going from ear to ear. Pull the section into a ponytail and secure with a hair tie. Beginning in front of one ear, divide the remaining hair into three sections. Braid these sections together once. One the next round, add a small amount of hair to the outside sections. Continue this process until you reach your other ear. Then braid the rest of your hair and pin the braid underneath your ponytail to hide it.
Release the ponytail and style your remaining hair however you like. We prefer just rocking your natural texture for this date hairstyle!
How to Add Thickness to Your Valentine’s Look with Hair Fibers
After you complete your Valentine’s Day style, it’s time to finish the look by adding extra thickness with Toppik Hair Building Fibers. Most women naturally have thinner hair and breakage towards their hairline. Luckily, you can use Toppik Hair Fibers to fill in your hairline, cover any scalp show-through, and make your hair look naturally fuller.
Using the Toppik Hairline Optimizer tool, line up the teeth of the comb along your natural hairline. Then spritz Toppik Fibers into place using the Spray Applicator attachment. Finish with a light mist of Toppik FiberHold Spray for longer-lasting hold and naturally-looking shine, and you’re ready!
How will you style your hair this Valentine’s Day? Let us know in the comment section below!
*Self-perceived results
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