The Top-Knot

Without a doubt, a girl’s hair is
her first noticed accessory.

 

 

I, personally, have kinky, wavy, hot-mess type hair and wake up looking far from anything resembling bouncy and stylish. The shampoo-condition-product-style process can’t happen everyday.

And since I don’t wake up with a blow-out, I rely on this method to go from feeling hot mess in a bad way to hot mess in a good way (you know what I mean) in under a minute.


Here is what you’ll need:

a hair brush, bobby pins, scissors, and one sock

{Dry shampoo is optional - Pssst! is my fav}

Step One:

Cut the toe off the sock.

Roll the sock into a doughnut with a hole in the middle.

For you brunettes, I suggest “borrowing” your boyfriend/husbands/gay best friend’s brown or black sock. Some shades of brown even work for red-heads. I did happen to find a yellow sock by Burt’s Bees, but tan one will work great for blondies. It doesn’t have to be perfect- just close enough to blend with your color.

Step Two:

Brush your hair into a pony tail and secure with an elastic

then put your hair through the sock.

Step Three:

Spread hair around the sock.

(If you want hair to look extra messy you can tease some of the strands.
Add dry-shampoo for texture and to discourage layers from slipping out.)

and begin to wrap hair around sock…

And secure with bobby pins.

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Fabulous!

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To loving our lives and Top-Knots,

 

Amanda Frances

 

As Requested the Above Outfit is by. . .

Jeans: J-Brand – Mid-rise Skinny-leg in Blood Orange Top: Odille - Puckered Pocket Blouse from Anthropology Necklace:  Unsure of the brand but purchased in the BP Section at Nordstrom Shoes: Michael Kors – found at Ross.

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  11. Although the look is cute, I wouldn’t brag about doing it while driving. That’s just as bad as texting while driving. Putting other people in danger simply because you were too lazy to do it on your way out the door is ridiculous.

    • Amanda Frances on January 30, 2012 at 2:08 pm said:

      I appreciate your feed back. But it takes about the same amount of attention as changing the radio station or sipping water. :) My point was that it’s effortless :)

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