14 Blush Shades That Were Made for Olive Skin Tones

Consider a messy bun one of life&rsquo;s great ironies: When it comes to beauty, the most undone looks usually require the most effort. In our quest to master the perfect I-woke-up-like-this messy bun, we&rsquo;ve ended up with looks that are too messy and deflated, too ballerina-tight, or just wrong all together. After lots of trial and error, we finally found a fool-proof way to nail the messy bun hairstyle. The secret? Second-day hair (or third, or even fourth). Think of it this way: A tousled, messy bun is to dirty hair what glitter is to a night out &mdash; absolutely essential if you want to do it right. &ldquo;The messy bun is playful and timelessly chic,&rdquo; says Jill Engelsen, a New York City-based hairstylist and L&rsquo;Or&eacute;al Professionnel National Academy Artist. &ldquo;Most importantly, you feel like you&rsquo;re you when you wear a messy bun &mdash; you don&rsquo;t feel like you&rsquo;re trying to be something you&rsquo;re not.&rdquo; Read on to learn how you can get the classic look in just three simple steps, plus three ways to switch up your messy bun.How to Do a Messy Bun

14 Blush Shades That Were Made for Olive Skin Tones

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