A slicked-back style is the perfect answer for second-day hair or when you just don’t have time to wash it, since the gelled look will cover up any oil at the roots. It’s also a chic way to show off your accessories, by pulling your hair back and out of the way it gives your earrings or statement necklace a chance to shine.

Dress: Balmain | Sunglasses: Prada | Bag: Louis Vuitton | Earrings: Lili Claspe

Photo: Patricia Manfield

Achieving a slicked-back style is easier than it looks, you’ll just need some kind of hair gel or molding compound to keep your strands in place and give it that subtle wet look. Bumble and Bumble’s Sumotech is a great option for hold, as well as IGK’s Rich Kid Coconut Oil Gel, and Ouai’s Matte Pomade. Simply slick your hair back using gel or pomade, secure at the back with some bobby pins, and the finish off with a good hairspray. Moroccanoil’s Luminous Hairspray Strong Finish and Living Proof’s Control Hairspray both hold your hair in place well—and smell amazing while doing so.

Dress: Camila Coelho Collection Juliette Mini Dress via Revolve | Earrings: Dior

Photo: Dani Song

What do you think about the slicked-back hair trend?

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In the makeup realm, millennial pink also shows presence and manages to give a touch of different color allowing us to leave the old smokey brown. The cool thing is that this shade is not restricted to just the blush, it also appears on the lips, eyelids and even temples like a light pink highlighter. And if you are also on the team that loves this color, but still do not know how to wear it, I selected some beauty looks that I found on the internet to inspire you to create your next makeup and get out of your routine every day look. Check it out:

I love it!!!! Would you wear it?

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