Cressida Bonas likes to have a "low maintenance" hair style.
The 24-year-old beauty has become a fashion icon around the world since striking up a romance with Britain’s Prince Harry but, when it comes to her hair do, she prefers to keep her long locks minimalistic.
A friend told Vanity Fair magazine: "Cressida is all about low maintenance and looking stylish with minimal effort. She likes to be low-key and she is pretty laid back when it comes to her appearance."
It appears the blonde stunner is very unlike Prince Harry’s sister-in-law Duchess Catherine – known has Kate Middleton before she married Prince William in 2011 – as she prefers to wear no make-up.
The friend explained: "Kate is meticulous about her hair and makeup, but Cressida just sticks on a beanie hat and maybe a bit of lip balm."
Cressida is reportedly a frequent customer of RealHair salon in Chelsea, London, and, although she has top stylist and reportedly pays $250, she only has a quick cut and blow dry.
A source from the salon said: "When Cressida comes in she says, ‘I want it blown out, but I don’t want it to look like I got it done’."
Meanwhile, Duchess Catherine’s hair has been the centre of discussion recently after Duchess Camilla – Prince Charles second wife – reportedly told her to chop of her "bedraggled" tresses.
Cressida Bonas likes ‘low maintenance’ hair
