Hairdos for school should be quick and easy, but still look harmonious and beautiful. The most important thing is to get rid of the hair from your face. This article will give you some tips and ideas for styling your hair for school.
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Method 1 of 3: Styling Your Hair
Step 1. Make a trendy ponytail to remove hair from your face
With one hand, comb or pull your hair back, trying to straighten loose strands of hair. With the other hand, take a hair band and tuck your ponytail into the hair band. Twist the hair band, forming a figure 8 and pull the hair through it again. Continue twisting the hair band and pulling your hair through it until it feels tight.
- Consider covering the hair band with a ponytail, ribbon, or hair band and the ribbon in your school's color.
- If you don't want your hair band to show, take a strand of hair and wrap it around the base of your pigtail a few times, covering the hair band. Secure the hair with small bobby pins.
- You can style your ponytail low at the base of your neck or slightly high behind your head. You can also style it on the side of your head.
Step 2. Make a breech ponytail
This style is also known as a reverse ponytail. Start by making a ponytail. Make a hole just above the hair band, between the back of your head and your hair band. Make sure you divide the hair evenly on both sides of the hole. Insert the ponytail into the hole, and pull it slightly. Then you can put a ponytail or ribbon around the base of the ponytail. You can also add ribbon hair clips on top.
Step 3. Get a classy look with a simple bun
Start by creating a ponytail that is high above your head. Take your ponytail and twist it into a rope, then wrap it around the hair band as much as you can. Holding your hair in one hand, begin to secure your bun with bobby pins. Attach the pins to the front, back, left, and right of the bun, then attach more of them in between. Finally, spray the bun with a little hairspray, and trim the loose strands with the addition of a little hairspray.
Add a little detail to the bun by braiding a lock of hair and wrapping it around the bun. Secure the braid with bobby pins
Step 4. Make a random bun
Start by creating a high ponytail. Twist your hair into a rope, then wrap it around the base of your ponytail, forming a bun. Secure your hair by wrapping a hair band around the base of your bun-make sure you tie the ends of your hair. Shake your head and pull out a few strands of hair until you get the random look you want.
Step 5. Consider doing a half ponytail and half ponytail
To do this, collect a small section of hair on top of your head (from the eye area up). Pull it behind your head. You can pin it or tie it with a smaller hair band.
Consider curling or straightening your hair
Step 6. Make a simple braid
Start by dividing your hair into three even sections. Then, take a section of hair to the left and cross it so that it is between the two sections. Then, take the part on the right and cross it over so that it is between the two previous sections. Repeat this step until you have 2, 5 or 5 cm of hair left. Tie the braid with a hair band.
You can make one braid behind your head, or two braids on the side of your head. If you're making two braids, start behind your ears
Method 2 of 3: Styling Hair By Hair Type and Length
Step 1. Get rid of your bangs by pinning them back
For a more attractive look, consider twisting it once or twice before pinching it.
Step 2. Style longer hair in a braid, ponytail, or bun
You can style your hair in a high ponytail, low ponytail, bun, one braid, or two braids. You can even try a French braid.
- Braid your hair the night before and take it off the next morning; this will make your hair wavy. If you have more time, curl your hair and make it into a loose ponytail on the side, or curl some random sections and let it get a little messy, or lift it into a messy bun.
- Consider leaving some of the bangs in a slanted part and the rest of your hair in a high or side ponytail.
Step 3. Pin your shoulder length hair back using bobby pins
You can do this on one side, on top of your head, or on both sides of your head.
Step 4. Curl or straighten hair to medium length
You can't style it as much as you can with long hair but you still have a few options to make it look fantastic.
- If you're short on time, make your hair into a ruffled bun, or simply comb it and let it flow. If you wake up early and want a little adventure, then get out your straightener and straighten your hair. Then, only at the ends of your hair, twist the straightener outward so that you get curled hair.
- Use curling irons or a hair straightener (whichever you prefer) and curl your hair. Make your hair very tight or very loose. Also, curl a section of hair slightly and pin it back.
Step 5. Use hair gel or hair wax to style short hair
Put a small amount of gel or hair wax in the palm of your hand and rub it between your fingers. Next, run your fingers through the hair and start pulling it up, starting at the roots.
Step 6. If you have ethnic or naturally curly hair, braid it tightly
Make sure you wrap your head in a silk scarf or hair net to prevent your braids from falling apart while you sleep. Wash and condition your hair before repeating the braid next week.
Use hair gel or hairspray to smooth out the hair that just grew that week
Step 7. Remove naturally curly hair from your face using a cloth headband
Pull the headband over your head until it reaches your neck like a shirt collar, then pull the part that is in front of your face up. Position it so that it lies directly above your head. Gently pull the side of the headband behind your ear.
Method 3 of 3: Adding Accessories
Step 1. Use bobby pins and headbands to get rid of the bangs
You won't be able to concentrate well at school if you're constantly trimming your bangs. Luckily, bobby pins and headbands come in many colors and patterns-try to get one that matches your school outfit or colors.
Step 2. Style your hair back in a headband
You can use a metal or plastic headband, or one made of cloth and wrapped around your head. Headbands can be used for all hair lengths.
For a pretty boho look, opt for a flower crown or wrap a colorful scarf around your head, like a headband
Step 3. Get a cute and feminine look with some ribbons
You can buy a few bobby pins and put them in a ponytail, or you can tie the ribbon at the end of the braid. Have a school spirit by choosing your school colors.
Step 4. Avoid using accessories that are too many or too big
Wearing flowers that are too big in your hair to go to school might be a bad idea as it will not only get you into trouble, it will also invite some cynical laughs. Consider using one or two small hair accessories.
Tips
- Remember your classes. If you have gym class that day, you may want to stick to a simple braid or ponytail, and postpone the more hectic hairstyle for another day.
- Don't use too many hair products, you can look overdone or limp.
- Bring a small bag containing a comb, hairspray, mirror, and clips just in case something goes wrong.
- Make sure you brush your hair before doing anything to prevent it from getting tangled or knotted.
- If you're a beginner and don't know these methods, the easiest way to put your hair in a ponytail is to flip your hair up and comb it with your fingers. Then, make sure you don't leave any strands outside, and gather your hair into a nice ponytail.
