A hair puff, also known as a "pouf" or "quiff," is a popular hairstyle where a section of the hair is lifted and volumized at the crown of the head, creating a raised, rounded appearance. It's a versatile hairstyle that can be worn for casual or formal occasions. Here's a general guide on how to create a hair puff: Start with clean, dry, and preferably slightly teased hair. Teasing or backcombing the hair at the crown will help create volume and hold the puff in place. Brush your hair to remove any knots or tangles, ensuring it's smooth and ready for styling. Take a section of hair near the front or top of your head, where you want the puff to be located. The size of the section depends on how big you want the puff to be—smaller sections will create a more subtle puff, while larger sections will result in a more dramatic effect. Hold the section of hair straight up towards the ceiling and use a fine-toothed comb or a teasing brush to gently backcomb the underside of the section. Start at the roots and work your way toward the mid-lengths, creating volume and texture. Once you've teased the hair to your desired level of volume, gently smooth the top layer of hair using a comb or your fingertips to conceal the teased section. Now, gather the teased section of hair and hold it in place, slightly pushing it forward to create the desired height and shape for the puff. Secure the puff in place using bobby pins or hairpins. Insert the pins horizontally through the base of the puff and anchor them into the hair underneath, making sure they're hidden from view. If desired, you can leave the remaining hair loose or style it in a ponytail, bun, or any other hairstyle of your choice. To finish, apply a light-hold hairspray to set the style and keep the puff in place throughout the day.