Styling hair can be difficult at times, especially when trying to correlate your hairstyle to the trends of each season. Each season comes with different styles, and no style is complete without the perfect hair style. Complete your looks with these fast, easy and unique hairstyles.
Fall: Half-Up French Braid
French braids are great at keeping your hair out of your face, especially during the breezy fall months. The half-up French braid adds a modern twist to French braids. To achieve this look, French braid the top section of your hair and secure it with a hair elastic or bobby pins. Style the bottom section of your hair with some waves, if you want to add some volume, or as desired.
Winter: Cuffed, Sleek Pony Tail
A cuffed ponytail is the perfect hairstyle for winter. Ponytails are easy girl’s hairstyles that can be altered in many ways. Tie your hair up in a low ponytail and wrap a silver cuff around the base. This sleek hairstyle is the perfect way to show off your winter scarves and coats.
Spring: Crown Braid
A crown braid is the perfect hairstyle for spring. This girly hairstyle will look great with any of your spring dresses. Start off by separating your hair into two sections. Braid and secure each section with hair elastics. Pull each braid around your head and bobby-pin them one inch behind your hairline. You can top this hairstyle off with some floral hair accessories.
Summer: Maiden Twists
Maiden twists are ideal if you want to feel the summer sun on your face, but want to show off your voluminous beach waves. Take a small section of hair above each ear and twist them all the way. Wrap them around your head and secure them with bobby pins. Create beach waves by loosely curling your hair and spraying each curl with sea salt spray. The maiden twists will keep your hair out of your face and the beach waves will add volume to your look.
These hairstyles are a perfect for any occasion and take 10 minutes to achieve. There are so many hairstyles to chose from and you can always add your own twist to each of them. If you struggle with any of these hairstyles remember to keep practicing. The more you attempt to create a hairstyle, the easier it will become.
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