New year, new you (and, if you're doing it right, new 'do). To ensure you make a good impression in 2017, we tasked professional hairstylists with breaking down 10 DIY hairstyles that are sure to pop (not fizzle) for all of your going-out needs. Bonus: many of them can be created in a matter of minutes without even having to shower.
"This is a great style when you want to be the center of attention. It gives an understated yet modern finish. The gold line acts as an extra piece of jewelry and piques a little more interest." — George Papanikolas
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"Braids are a great way to go, especially if you are on day three or four of your blowout, when things aren't as fresh. This one is easy to put together and is super playful." — Papanikolas
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"If you can incorporate your natural texture into anything, it saves you lots of time and effort. This look in particular is carefree and easy to maintain throughout the night." — Papanikolas
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"The look is laid-back but still elegant, making it incredibly versatile and great for any occasion — especially if you're hopping from one festivity to another." — Sebastian Scolarici
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"The look is effortless chic, and it is especially great for a more sophisticated affair." — Scolarici
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"Add a touch of retro glam to your look with this classic look. I especially love it for girls with shorter hair." — Jennifer Penny
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"If structured looks aren't for you, take a more bohemian approach to the holidays with this flirty floral style. All you need are 10 minutes and a flower headband." — Penny
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"Make a simple ponytail anything but ordinary by accessorizing and adorning it with a jeweled headband or headpiece." — Penny
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"This look is elegant, easy to create at home, and style offers lots of volume, which is a very popular request among women." — Temur
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"This look is great for when you don't have time to wash [hair]. I especially like it for second-day hair because it has more texture. Wear it with embellished clips and keep it going with smaller accents for everyday." — Laura Polko
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