Once again, up TikTok, Sofia Richie decided to reveal one of her beauty secrets. In the bathroom at home, a location now well known to fans, the model recorded a short film hair themed tutorial where he replicated his lazy girl hairstyle.
The iconic hair bun, the neat and sleek chignon that brings to mind the world of ballet, has always been interpreted as a chic and elegant choice for the influencer. But according to Richie this is, instead, her hairstyle lazy that is, when the time is short and the desire to prepare is even less.
A hairstyle also born out of necessity, when her hair didn’t seem to want to grow beyond her shoulders. And that’s how her low bun, in that moment, became his signature look: a beauty trick to hide hair ruined by bleaching and aggressive treatments. In short, not really a real style choice.
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Yet, in a very short time, that hairstyle was appreciated and replicated in a thousand and more tutorials and, surprisingly, there were eleganceL’tidy effect and brilliant finish. A hairstyle so loved that, in the end, it led Sofia to make the tstep by step utorialas well as revealing a little trick of beauty.
Because in a desperate attempt to regain healthy, full and long hair, Richie tried to replace the gel with a hair mask regenerating with prickly pear oil by Christophe Robin. Mask also present in his haircare daily routine and which allowed her to regain long hair, now down to below her breasts, healthy-looking and without split ends.
Why use the hair mask like Sofia Richies
Nourishes, hydrates, makes hair very shiny: There are only positive aspects about using the regenerating hair mask.
And although it is a rinse-off mask, it can very well be used instead of gel just like Richie does. The model, in fact, prefers to apply it on wet hair – starting from the roots to the ends – and then brush it and collect it in the iconic bun that is now copied by everyone.
An unexpected idea that leaves a tidy and elegant appearance, thus being able to say goodbye to the gel and its annoying effect sticky.
Source: Vanity Fair
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