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The Cut: Ask your stylist for a little "cushioning," Marc Anthony's clever technique of snipping hairs supershort (half-inch to one-inch long) throughout the crown and sides. The short strands form a cushiony base, boosting longer hair on top. Sounds scary, but trust us, you won't notice the spiky hairs - just the amazing body.
The Products: Get straight to the root with root-lifting spray, such as Tresemme Volume Big Boost, $4 (spritz on damp hair). "It adds stiffness to the roots so they stand straight rather than fall flat," says Anthony. When hair is dry, rub Anthony's Instantly Thick Volume Boost Thickening Balm, $8, between fingers until it feels powderlike, then massage into roots.
The Styling Trick: No, you don't have to change your part, just confuse it a little. When hair is 90 percent dry, flip your part to the opposite side. Blow-dry, targeting roots. Let cool, then toss hair back in place. "It's an easy way to get tons of lift," says Anthony.
The Products: Get straight to the root with root-lifting spray, such as Tresemme Volume Big Boost, $4 (spritz on damp hair). "It adds stiffness to the roots so they stand straight rather than fall flat," says Anthony. When hair is dry, rub Anthony's Instantly Thick Volume Boost Thickening Balm, $8, between fingers until it feels powderlike, then massage into roots.
The Styling Trick: No, you don't have to change your part, just confuse it a little. When hair is 90 percent dry, flip your part to the opposite side. Blow-dry, targeting roots. Let cool, then toss hair back in place. "It's an easy way to get tons of lift," says Anthony.
