Meghan Markle is the princess of relatability. From her pantsuits to her thrifty skin care regimen, she redefines royalty with her every move. There’s no reason why her hair should be any different. Meghan Markle hair styles are have been on the table for discussion since her laid-back wedding bun made it’s debut. Her relatable style makes us wonder: Is Meghan…
Is Meghan Markle's 'working girl' hair the secret to her relatability?
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The Meghan Bun
Meghan Markle can now be officially named the ambassador of the quick-fix bun, which has saved us all on several occasions. Here, Meghan is seen at the Royal Pavilion in Sussex sporting a low bun with a fierce outfit.
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Hair for Hamilton
How do you wear your hair for a fancy gala? 'Cause Meghan just puts it in a regular mid-length bun. Even if the gala is for Hamilton and she is wearing a fancy tuxedo dress, Meghan's hair fits all occasions.
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The Low Chignon
The loose and low chignon Meghan often sports with formalwear is officially our favorite look as it is so achievable. She paired her loose bun with a pantsuit, but it can totally work with casual wear, too.
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The Business Pony
On her recent trip to Australia, Meghan sported a sleek, no-nonsense low ponytail. We can't get over how well it works with her easy ensemble.
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The Doughnut
Is Meghan the first royal to wear the doughnut bun in public? We think she is and we are officially loving this look. The bun has been a favorite for working women as it looks chic, but only takes a few minutes to achieve.
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Wimbledon Style
We love how Meghan makes the relaxed low bun work with anything. At this year's Wimbledon, she wore a messy bun with a sporty shirt and white trousers.
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Hair Care
Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray, $46 at Oribe
You'd think Meghan spends a fortune on achieving her effortless locks, but her hair styling likely only involves two basic products, which already might be on your dresser. First up, a texturizing spray.
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Hair Care
Kérastase Masquintense Thick Hair Mask, $53 at Kérastase
And a hydrating mask to keep her hair soft, healthy and full.
