Elizabeth Gilpin looks drop-dead gorgeous with this hairstyle. She has placed her hair behind her ears and left framing pieces in front of her ears. The curls in this style help to add movement and volume to this hairstyle, giving off the illusion that the hair is fuller than it is. Curling the framing pieces of your hair is crucial as these sections often frame your face, defining your overall look. By curling these pieces, you can add dimension and texture to your hairstyle, drawing attention to your facial features and enhancing your overall appearance. Curled framing can also soften harsh angles or lines, creating a more flattering and balanced look. The parting down the center allows the framing pieces to fall evenly on both sides. She has added lighter highlights to this look, including the framing pieces, which lighten up this look and still make it look natural. You will need to color your hair every six weeks, ensuring the blondes stay vibrant. This hairstyle will suit all hair textures, densities, and face shapes.

When it comes to your makeup application, you can go for something similar to Elizabeth and use the non-makeup look as inspiration. Finish off with a stunning gloss and you are ready to show off your new look!