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photos: angelaandithyle.com post designed by kristin ess Time to mix up the mundane… This has always been one of our favorite ways to spice up the plain old ponytail. We asked our fabulous friend Jaclyn from somenotesonnapkins.com to lend us a head to show you how to get hot hair in a hurry! This is a great way to style your hair for almost any occasion and can be done in minutes! Here we go… TOOLS: curling iron (we used a 1″ barrel), clear ponytail holder or one that matches your hair color, bobby pins (we prefer large bobby pins for this because they hold a lot of hair and will stay more secure!)
A NEW TWIST
Hi, It’s Jessie from Sweet Thing back to show you how to get one of my favorite ’60s hairdos that’s still modern enough for everyday. I wear it because it’s chic, slightly retro and, most of all easy. It’s also the perfect solution if you don’t have time to wash your hair since it works even better on next day hair. I hope you’ll give this one a try! 1. Start out by sectioning off the top of your hair and clipping it to the top of your head, out of the way.
1960s Hair Tutorial
Bandanas are not only for Bret Michaels, you can wear them too. And I promise that they will always look amazing! Here are 5 fun and easy hairstyling tutorials that can be done with a bandana or light scarf. And if you are in need of a cute bandana, just come on over and make one with me right here !
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Audrey Hepburn/Holly Golightly | Halloween Hairstyles
Spritz the hair with volumizer. Use a comb to part the hair across the back of the head, from ear to ear. Gather the top section of hair at the crown, twist it one time, and secure with hairpins. Gather the bottom section of the hair at the nape of the neck. Twist it in a column upward, so that the ends stick up.