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Get a great look for the day and then the night with this easy hairstyle transformation.

Give yourself two great new looks in the space of one day by sporting this down 'do during the day, and then switching to this fun updo at night.
A great daytime look that will suit a casual day out or time in the office is a look that incorporates some natural looking waves. These waves start from the mid-lengths and finish through the ends. This is important because it leaves the root section nice and smooth so it'll be easier to get the finish for your updo later on. Use large hot rollers or a largecurling wand to form the waves in your hair. Or if you have a natural wave, scrunch your hair using some curl enhancing product. The key to this look is to not have the waves look too structured, but to also stop your hair from looking boring by ensuring it has some texture and bounce.
Night-Time Updo
To turn your down 'do into an updo, keep your hair part the same and pull your lengths back, ensuring that you keep some strands around your face to create a pretty frame. Next, pin your lengths at the back of your head, rolling your strands so you get the finish pictured above. This look has volume, but you can also style it more tightly if you want a sleeker finish. Cap off your look with some pretty hair pins and you'll have a brand new look to rock as your night gets underway!

How to contour ur face???? In case you’ve been wishing you had perfect cheekbones and a slimmer nose, fret no more. Makeup is a girl’s best friend! Teach yourself how to contour face with makeup; contour muscles and bones for a perfect sculpted look. Hide an unwanted double chin and make your face look slimmer and more balanced.
Steps:

1. Prep your face by cleansing and applying your usual foundation (exact colour of your skin) and concealer.
2. What you need for the contouring is — a bronzer (or a foundation 1-2 shades darker than your skin tone), blush, highlight powder (or a foundation 1-2 shades lighter than your skin tone), and eye shadow, eyeliner and makeup brushes.
3. Stand under an overhead light which brightly illuminates your face. Use this as a guideline to see where your shadows naturally fall and contour your face accordingly.
4. Alternatively, you may start by sucking your cheeks in and locating your cheek bones and the hollows under it. The hollow is where you need to apply bronzer (or the darker foundation) in a sweeping movement from the top of your forehead’s hairline. Extend the brush movement to the area directly underneath the apples of your cheeks. Blend well.
5. If your face is small, you can just shade the hollows of the