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Aussie celebrity stylist Sarah Potempais one of the best in the business–seriously, this busy lady has worked with A-listers like Jake Gyllenhaal, Kristen Stewart and Lea Michele. Butas a new mom herself, she knows that not everyone can afford to spend hours on their hair. Luckily, we had the chance to snag this expert for an interview and get some exclusive tipson hair care, accessories and some quick and easy styles that look great throughout the day!Check it out below:

Give your hairstyle some life and lift with a spiky haircut. You don’t need to get a mohawk to rock some spiky locks. You can add layers, use hair products or insert clips to create a spiky hairstyle that works for you. Remember that maintaining a spiky haircut requires more frequent cuts and often more styling products than longer haircuts. On the plus side, you will use less shampoo with spikes than with long hair.

Oily or greasy hair often looks wet, flat and stringy, and can ruin an otherwise clean, well-kept, personal appearance. Overactive scalp sebum, which comes from sebaceous glands just under the scalp, produces the oily hair look. Sebum normally gives hair its shiny, soft glow, but too much of it may leave your hair greasy. Treatments for oily hair maintain healthy locks that present a polished look.