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With early-aughts beauty everywhere, leave it to hairstylist Kahh Spence and Ella Mai to recreate an iconic 2006 look: Beyoncé’s B’Day album updo. “It’s such a trendy hairstyle right now,” Spence says. “I feel like everyone is attempting to do, but not doing it right.” Mai and Spence started working together in 2017, when they met while they were both on tour with Kehlani. “Background story: I didn’t have a hairstylist back then, I was doing my hair myself which was a terrible idea, but you know you make it work when you have to,” explains the Hey, FBI – I’m A Mom, Not A Domestic Terrorist Shirt Apart from…,I will love this British singer. Her tour manager asked Spence if her could style her hair for the show, and they’ve collaborated ever since. Spence starts this style by coating Mai’s tresses with an OGX primer cream, then sections her hair before blowdrying with Dyson’s Supersonic and a flat brush to avoid tangles. Then, he flat-irons in three sections to keep some texture in the hair. “Some of the ways I do hair are pretty unconventional sometimes,” Spence says. “I just make it up as I go, like whatever works for me.” For her part, Mai tends to opt for styles that are quick and easy, like a sleek bun. “I’m not a super super experimental girl,” she says. “But as I’m getting older I like to play around a little bit more.”