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Deep Side Part

Tired of the same-old centre part? A deep, graphic side part like American actress and singer Amy Adams’ is a quick, easy way to upgrade your ‘do with minimal effort.

For the Los Angeles premiere of American Hustle, the star’s hairstylist Laini Reeves mirrored the crisp contrast of her black and white dress with a sleek blowout and a low part.

To start, Reeves applied a volumising mousse by John Freida to Adams’ damp strands, then used a paddle brush to blow-dry her hair straight. She formed a deep side part, then tucked the remainder of the star’s hair behind her left ear, touching up any uneven areas with a flat iron.

If you normally part your hair to the middle or the opposite side, make like the star and prep your strands with a mousse to ensure that it doesn’t revert back. Having trouble with placing your part?

Use the arch of your eyebrow as your guide. Use the tail end of a comb to section your strands right above the highest point of your brow, then apply a light veil of hairspray for added insurance, reports InStyle.

BDST: 1350 HRS, DEC 14, 2013
Edited by Robab Rosan, Current Affairs Editor