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How to Style Jodie's Short Spiked Hairstyle
This is a very easy haircut to wash and style and is ideal for women who are always on the go or who want to spend minimal time on hairstyling yet have a great, fun style.
You can let this style dry on its own and keep brushing the hair on the top of the head away from the way it naturally grows for a more casual, messy variation of the original style or you can use a couple of hair products to shape the original hairstyle.
The first thing to do is to apply sculpture lotion to the palm of your hand and spread it through the hair. Alternatively you can use mousse or a light hold gel.
Use a hairdryer to smooth the back and sides of the hair down, combing the hair downwards as you do so. With your hairdryer on a low setting, roll your bangs over a small radial bristle brush and dry them with a low heat.
Now it is time to do the spikes on the top of the head. Apply molding cream to the hair on the top of your head but not too much.
Rub it into the roots of the hair while you lift the strands. If you want more body on the sides of your hair, and this does depend on your face shape, rub some molding cream into the ends of the hair on the sides of your head and lift the hairs out and up.
The more cream you use, the more your hair will sit away from your face. Blow dry the hair as you create the spikes.
When you have finished drying your hair, creating the spikes on top and creating some volume on the sides, you need to spray a little lacquer an arm's distance from your head over the whole style and it should hold perfectly all day.
If you get your hair wet or the spikes start to flag, you can carry some lacquer or hairspray with you and give it a quick spray, using a wide tooth comb to comb your hair in the opposite direction to which it grows, to encourage the spikes to stand up more.
Short Spiked Hairstyles
Updated June 30 2012
