Our perfect solution? Springtime updos that frame your face. This style is a great compromise between updo and keeping your look chic with some layers or fringe to stand out in front. Moving your front layers around also makes these styles versatile, so you could rock one of these everyday of the week without getting bored. Check out some of our current faves:

	Springtime Updos that Frame Your Face	

1. Side Part

Add some drama to your updo by blowdrying all of your layers to one side. This is a fun way to switch up your style but maintaining an effortless aesthetic. Use a lightweight hairspray at the root to make sure your style stays to one side throughout the day. TRESemmé Compressed Micro Mist Hairspray Extend Level 4 will give you hold throughout the day without crunchy stiffness.

2. Add a Statement Accessory

Using a statement clip to hold back some your layers/fringe is a great way to add some va-va-voom to your look. It adds bling to your style, what could be better than that?

3. Create a Part

Instead of creating your updo and then pulling out the strands you want to frame your face, separate them ahead of time to create a clean part. This adds definition between your fringe and the rest of your style. Keep your layers as one unit by adding a touch of oil to them, it’ll reduce frizz and create a shiny finish. TIGI Copyright Custom Create Colour Lustre Oil is our favorite for the job as it adds shine and is safe for color-treated strands.

4. Faux Fringe

If you’ve got short hair but it’s all relatively the same length, why not go for faux bangs to frame your face? Put your hair up in a high half updo and make sure your hair on top is separated. You want a fluffy effect that flops to the front of your face. Use a generous amount of texturizing spray to make the front look like bangs. Love Beauty and Planet Coconut Milk & White Jasmine Salt Spritz Texture Spray will give you that messy finish you desire.

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