How to save a bob this winter

    Hollywood star, Christian Wood, joined E. ON hairstyles to create energy this winter. Looks including natural waves, curls and loops polished pins are all ways to heat and electricity free to carry out the hottest styles of celebrity, just in time for the holidays. "I'm really passionate about saving energy if really want to show the UK how you can get amazing hairstyles, without ever reaching your straighteners, tongs or other electrical appliances." There are so many techniques smart out there that can give you really great looks, but without the worry of damaging your hair heat or electricity by adding to your energy bill, "says Christian.Braids are a great way to give classic look to your hair on the beach wave pattern. To get this look without turning the tongs: Once you have washed your hair, run some basic products through your hair and put it into two braids and sleep in them overnight. In the morning, shake your braids for beautiful, natural wavy hair.For polished loops guaranteed to turn heads this season party gap from heat and let nature work its magic: Divide your hair into small sections and wrap around large Velcro rollers to create the body and height. It is not necessary to use a hair dryer to this look, just keep the rollers while you do your makeup. Once your face is painted to perfection, take the rollers to reveal polished buckles that would make jealous Kate Middleton.With the renaissance of thought in full swing, you can create your own 40s inspired look without just hot under the collar: Start at the front of your head up. Wrap two-inch sections of hair around your fingers to form a loop. Remove your fingers and pin the curl to your head with Kirby grips. Blow your hair for a couple of minutes to heat the loop pin. Let stand as long as possible while you do your makeup or household.