Scenario: You've been dealing with frizzy hair your entire life, and that frizzy-wavy texture has yet to be tamed. You can usually get away with a little smoothing serum and be out the door, but some days you need (a lot) more polishing. The quick and easy fix?

1. Apply a heat protectant serum to your hair and distribute from roots to tips.
2. Brush through your hair to smooth and detangle as necessary. Then, take vertical sections of your hair and wrap them around a large barrel curling iron. Make sure to wrap away from your face and start as closely to your roots as possible.
3. Once all of your hair is curled, rake through the curls using your fingers, to separate and loosen them. Then, take a 3-inch section of your hair at the front of your head and create a braid. Secure it with a bobby pin.
4. Finish with shine serum and hairspray.

Scenario: You love trying out new hairstyles. You spend hours watching YouTube tutorials trying to achieve those gorgeous looks they make look so incredibly easy. Your challenge? You're challenged ... hairstyle challenged. You tried the milkmaid updo and now your hairstyle looks like a frumpy fail. Here's how to polish your look in just a few steps.

1. Rub a smoothing lotion onto the palms of your hands and run your fingers throughout your hair. Make sure to pay close attention to the ends of your hair as you go.
2. Divide your hair from ear to ear to create two sections at the front and back of your hair. Clip the bottom section to hold, then gather the top section into a bun. Secure with an elastic.
3. Unclip the bottom portion and divide it vertically into two sections. Then, twist each section down through to the ends.
4. Wrap the twisted pieces around the base of your bun. Make sure the twist on the left starts to wrap around the right side of your bun and vice versa.
5. Secure your twists with bobby pins and finish with a light mist of hairspray.

Scenario: You tried a new Yoga class during your lunch break (congrats!) and it turned out to be more sweat-inducing than calming. So you throw your hair up in a nest post class. How do you turn your workout hair into something office appropriate?