
Attending a wedding in the city, means that you're only a stone's throw from the hands of a salon professional who can tease and volumise your locks to their fullest. And once the wind doesn't dismantle their work on the way back to the car, you're good to go. However, as veteran guests of a few weddings abroad, and a few off the beaten track here at home, we know that the logistics (weather, proximity to a decent stylist...) of creating a decent wedding guest hairstyle, or even a look for a hen do, or rehearsal dinner, can go against us at times. If being in a stately home in the wilds of Connemara or villa-living in Tuscany separates you from your regular stylist, we have an easy volumising hair hack you can put in your back pocket to add that salon-worth volume. It costs very little and is easy enough for beginners to get the desired style. You will need a couple of key things, but these are easily packed and used on the day for better volume shape and hold, and there is no need to worry about heat damage. Perfect, right? Let's get into this... What You Need: We Like: Old-school indeed, but a pack of velcro rollers is the secret to this wedding guest hair hack, especially for ceremonies abroad. They weigh nothing so they are baggage allowance-friendly, cause no heat damage, everyone can use them, and they help lift humidity-ridden hair. They need to be the right size though, so choose according to your hair length. Shorter styles need smaller rollers, medium ones work for shoulder-length hair, and a mix of medium and large are for longer-haired guests. Expect to pay between €12 and €20 for a set, it's the best investment (and probably the cheapest) you'll make for hairstyling this year. We Like: Whatever you need for perfect wedding guest hair, go for it, it's only one day but it is a long one! See here for more hair, skin and bridal beauty on One Fab Day, make sure to follow us on Instagram for tips and inspiration!
Image by Niamh Smith of The Photography Hub via One Fab DayVolumising Hair Hack
Image by White Cat Studio via One Fab DayStep 1. Set The Style
Step 2. Heat Action

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