4 easy hairstyles you can do 👩🏻‍🦱

sharing my 4 favorite easy hairstyles that anyone can do ❤️

🎀 Two Braided Pigtails

• Divide your hair: Divide your hair into two equal sections, one on each side of your head.

Begin braiding the unsecured section of hair. You can choose from various braiding styles, such as a classic three-strand braid, a French braid, or a Dutch braid.

👩🏻‍🦱 Curled Hair

Start with clean, dry hair. If your hair is naturally straight and tends to resist curls, you may want to wash it the day before to give it some texture.

Apply a heat protectant spray evenly throughout your hair to prevent heat damage.

Divide your hair, smaller sections will give you tighter curls, while larger sections will result in looser curls. Start with a lower section and work your way up!

✨Half Up Half Down

Divide your hair into two sections: the top section and the bottom section.

Secure the top section: Take the top section of your hair and use a hair tie or elastic band to secure it. You can make a ponytail, half bun, or simply twist it and secure it with an elastic band.

👱‍♀️Ponytail

Use a hairbrush or comb to remove any tangles or knots from your hair. This will make the ponytail neater. Decide where you want to position your ponytail. You can have a high ponytail, a mid-height ponytail, or a low ponytail, depending on your preference.

Secure with a hair tie: Once you have gathered all your hair, use a hair tie or elastic band to secure it in place. Wrap the hair tie around the gathered hair 2-3 times to ensure it's secure.

Optional: Accessorize: You can add hair accessories like ribbons, bows, or clips to your pigtails for a fun and personalized touch.

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2023/10/7 Edited to

... Read moreHey everyone! As someone with medium-length hair, I totally get the struggle of wanting cute, effortless styles, especially when you're just starting out. It can feel daunting, right? But trust me, you don't need to be a pro to rock amazing hair. I've learned a few tricks over the years that make these 'easy' styles truly beginner-friendly for us medium-haired folks. Let's dive into some extra tips to make those looks from the main article shine! First off, for any beginner with medium hair, prep is key. My hair can sometimes be prone to frizz or flyaways, so I always start with a good detangling spray on damp hair. On dry hair, a light texturizing spray can work wonders, adding grip for braids and ponytails, which is super helpful if your hair is naturally straight or fine. And speaking of tools, don't underestimate the power of a claw clip for a quick, chic high ponytail – it's my secret weapon on lazy or oily hair days, just like the one in that picture! When it comes to Two Braided Pigtails for medium hair, if your layers tend to pop out, I recommend using a tiny bit of hair gel or mousse on your fingertips as you braid. Work it through the strands you're about to cross over. Don't worry about perfection; a slightly messy braid is totally in! And for that extra adorable touch, adding cute accessories like those white bows I love can instantly elevate this look, making it feel less 'schoolgirl' and more 'fashion-forward'. If your hair is on the thicker side, like mine, make sure to divide your sections cleanly to keep the braids looking even. Achieving beautiful Curled Hair on medium hair might seem tricky for beginners, but it's all about technique and products. I've found that using smaller sections (as mentioned in the original article) really helps the curls hold better, especially if your hair is naturally straight or even quite thick. After curling, the most crucial step is to let them cool completely before touching them – this sets the curl! For a natural, wavy look, I gently brush them out with a wide-tooth comb or just my fingers, then finish with a light-hold hairspray. If you're aiming for a more polished look, like the one with the white headband, a stronger-hold spray is definitely your friend. The Half Up Half Down style is a lifesaver for medium hair because it elegantly keeps hair out of your face while still showing off your length. For beginners, a simple half-ponytail or a small bun on top is the easiest way to go. If you have fine or straight medium hair, I've found that teasing the roots of the top section slightly before securing it will add amazing volume and give it a fuller look. And just like with the pigtails, those small ponytails with white bows are such a sweet and charming touch! This style is incredibly versatile, working beautifully whether your hair is straight, wavy, or even slightly thick. Finally, the classic Ponytail is the ultimate easy style. For medium hair, deciding on the placement is key. A high ponytail (often secured with that handy claw clip!) gives a youthful, energetic vibe. A mid-height one is classic and can be super sleek, and a low ponytail can look incredibly elegant, especially if your hair is just past your shoulders. For extra smoothness, I always use a boar bristle brush to gather my hair, and a little anti-frizz serum on the ends helps tame any flyaways. Remember, practice makes perfect, but the whole point of these styles is that they're forgiving and fun. Don't be afraid to experiment with accessories like ribbons, bows, or even a chic headband to make these looks uniquely yours. With these extra tips, I hope you feel more confident tackling these easy hairstyles, no matter your hair type or skill level!

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omg where did you get that hoodie on the last slide??