Somewhere between a blowout and air drying, the Messy Method helps women achieve their healthiest, best hair, all while embracing texture and the messiness of life. ByCelia Shatzman, Senior ...

This story originally aired on Jan. 28, 2007. In honor of January being "Get Organized Month," Sunday Morning correspondent Bill Geist takes a look at the value of a messy office, and discovers that, ...

There are plenty of beauty products in my collection that I love, but there’s only one I truly can’t live without: my dry shampoo. It helps me avoid washes — and the painstaking blowouts that come ...

For too long, the owners of messy rooms have tried to explain away their state of clutter. “Gasp! I’ve been robbed!” you maybe exclaimed to your friend who visited from out of town. “You wouldn’t ...

Omenaa Boakye is a fashion and beauty writer and editor from the UK. Her byline has appeared in The London Times, Stylist, Brides, and BET, amongst others. Taylor Lashae is the poster girl for the ...

Step 1: Start with dry hair. Step 2: Add product. Step 3: Section your locks and create a ponytail. Step 4: Twist your hair into a bun. Step 5: Pull out strands if necessary. The term "messy bun" ...

Every few trend cycles, the purveyors of modern beauty standards (it girls, the media, and beauty conglomerates) collectively decide that messy hair is having a “moment.” We’re all urged to embrace ...

The Fast Company Impact Council is an invitation-only membership community of top leaders and experts who pay dues for access to peer learning, thought leadership, and more. BY Sara Tate Talk to any ...