Hairstyles for daily activities are very diverse. If you're used to styling your hair in a certain style every day, but want to try something different, this article has plenty of options. Regardless of the condition of your hair, long, short, curly, straight, or textured, learn practical ways to style your hair so you look great anytime anywhere!
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Method 1 of 4: Making a Pigtail
Step 1. Comb your hair back, then tie it with a hair band to make a ponytail behind your head
This hairstyle is very practical for daily activities and becomes the basis for styling hair with various other styles. Ponytails are suitable for all hair types and conditions, except for short hair.
- Tie your hair at the nape of the neck if you want to look elegant, but relaxed. You can place the pigtails at the nape of the neck or near the ears.
- Spray a little sea salt spray for textured hair, collect it at the back of the head, then tie it with a hair elastic to create a modern, slightly messy ponytail. Hair can be brushed a little for more volume by moving the comb on the hair shaft towards the scalp.
- Comb your hair back, then make a ponytail if you want a sleek look. Use a small amount of serum, hair gel, or hair spray to smooth out the sticking hair. Wrap a lock of hair on the rubber, then hold it with hair clips to make it more elegant.
Step 2. Try curling your hair
Make a ponytail, then wrap your hair around the elastic in a spiral to make a bun. If you want to make a ballerina bun, comb your hair back and collect it as neatly as possible near the top of your head. Tie with a rubber, then wrap the hair on the rubber to form a bun.
- Tuck the ends of the hair under the bun, then hold it with 3-7 bobby pins to keep it neat. Adjust the number of hair clips to the length and thickness of the hair.
- Make a parting in the middle of your head from forehead to nape of the neck if you want to style it with 2 cute buns on top of your head or behind your ears. Use the sharp teeth or tip of the comb to create a section of hair that separates the two buns.
- Curl your hair in a bun at the top of your head or behind your ears, but don't be too neat. If you want it to look a little messy, spritz some sea salt spray on your hair before braiding it.
- As a variation, try making a bun using socks.
Step 3. Create a pigtail by tying the top hair
This hairstyle makes the appearance much different, but the face is not covered by hair. Use the pointed end of the comb to make a horizontal section of hair from the left ear, back, to the right ear. Gather the top hair, then tie it with a rubber.
- This style can be applied to long and short hair that is straight, wavy, or curly.
- Before tying, make a few small braids on the top of the hair to make it look more attractive. Also, take a lock of hair behind the ear, make a braid, then let it flow.
- Place a small hair clip over the hair tie to make it more feminine.
- This hairstyle is already interesting. You don't need to braid the pigtails.
Step 4. Pin your hair loosely behind your head to show off the curls
Gather the hair at the nape of the neck, then tie it loosely with a rubber band, but let the strands of hair at the temples flow freely next to the ears. Twist the knotted hair, then hold it behind your head with a large clip or some bobby pins. Pull back the loose hair, tie it over the twisted hair, then pin it so it doesn't fall out.
- When pinning the top hair, let the hair hang slightly so that the waves or curls are still visible.
- Decorate your hair with accessories or a corsage behind one ear.
- Don't worry if any of your hair isn't caught. A few loose strands of curls make this hairstyle even more charming.
Method 2 of 4: Braiding Hair
Step 1. Gather your hair behind your head, tie it with a rubber band, then braid your hair
Comb the hair back so that it can be tied up, then tie it with a rubber. Separate the hair into 3 sections. Cross the left over the center, then cross the right over the now centered section. Do the same way over and over again until the ends of the hair.
- When the pigtails are finished braiding, tie the ends of the hair with a rubber band.
- Before braiding, apply a little gel on the hair so that the results are neater and the hair remains soft.
- If you prefer a slightly messy braid, gently pull your hair with your fingers after you tie it with the rubber.
Step 2. Gather your hair on one shoulder, then braid it loosely for a graceful look
Side braids that are slightly messy give a soft and feminine impression. This hairstyle is perfect for a full day's activities so that you don't have time to tidy up your loose hair. Gather the hair behind one ear, braid the hair without pulling it, then tie the end with an elastic.
When you're done braiding, gently pull out each section of your hair to loosen the braid. This step makes the hair look more voluminous
Step 3. Make a french braid by picking up a strand of hair a little at a time
Separate a small section of hair above the forehead starting at the hairline. Make the usual braid 2-3 times, grab a little hair on one side of the head with your index finger, then combine it with the hair that is being braided. Each time you cross your hair, add a little hair on the opposite side. Repeat this step while continuing to add hair to the braid. Tie the ends of the hair with a rubber.
- Holding the hair is the most complicated thing when making a french braid. Try to pin one section of hair with your middle and index fingers, hold the other section with your index finger and thumb, grasp the third section with your palm.
- Make a vertical parting in the middle of the head to the nape of the neck, then make 2 French braids so that the hair has a different texture and style than usual.
- As a variation, make a dutch braid or an inverted french braid.
Step 4. Complete the hairstyle by braiding the bangs
You can make regular or sideways French braids when braiding your bangs so they don't cover your face and make a simple hairstyle look more appealing. Hold the braid with bobby pins so it doesn't unravel.
- If you don't have bangs, braid the front hair that frames your face.
- This hairstyle is perfect for those of you who are lengthening the bangs.
Method 3 of 4: Styling Short Hair
Step 1. Apply the gel on the hair, then comb it back so that you look fashionable with smooth hair
This hairstyle makes for a much different look than usual, but it doesn't take much time. Apply a small amount of gel to wet hair. Comb your hair back with a fine-toothed comb or a blunt-toothed brush, then let it dry on its own!
Step 2. Part your hair on one side of your head, then brush your hair towards your ear for a neat look
Use the sharp end of the comb to part the hair on one side of the head above the left or right eyebrow towards the top of the head. Comb your hair straight down to let it flow freely or tuck it behind your ear if your hair is long enough.
Depending on the style you want, apply a little gel to keep your hair tidy or let your hair down if you want a casual look
Step 3. Use a hair iron if you want to style with wavy hair
If the hair is still short, making wavy hair with a hair iron will result in unruly curls. In order for the wavy hair to be beautiful, you should iron a strand of hair 2-3 cm a little at a time. Pin a lock of hair with a hair iron, then move your palms back and forth while pulling the iron up to the ends of the hair. This step makes you look attractive with beautiful wavy hair.
Step 4. Spray some sea salt spray on short hair, then knead the hair to make it look messy
Short hair looks more attractive if styled in a slightly messy style. When the hair is almost dry, spray the sea salt spray evenly to make the hair easier to style. Squeeze the hair with your fingers so it doesn't clump and tangle, then let the hair dry by itself.
Method 4 of 4: Decorating Hair with Accessories
Step 1. Wear a headband near the hairline
Headbands are a very useful all-in-one accessory. Depending on the design, some give the impression of luxury, energy, or cheerfulness. Usually, headbands look attractive when worn near the hairline. Headbands are suitable for very short hair to very long hair.
If you are overwhelmed by the fact that the headband comes off so often, tuck your hair behind the headband. Hold a lock of hair, then straighten it up. Comb the hair shaft towards the scalp with a fine-toothed comb, then gently trim to hide the newly combed hair
Step 2. Secure the front hair with bobby pins
If you want to move your hair loose, but your face is often covered with hair, gather the front hair behind your ear and hold it with a bobby pin. Pull your hair back away from your face, then hold it with a bobby pin.
Step 3. Decorate your hair with a corsage or ribbon to make your appearance more graceful
Corsages or ribbons make buns behind the ears and pigtails at the nape or sideways look more beautiful and feminine. Finish styling your hair with your favorite style, tuck the accessory near the hair band. If needed, tuck the corsage into a bun or tie the ends of the pigtails with a ribbon and secure them with bobby pins so they don't fall off.
