High school is the time to express the kind of person you are, so you need to have hair that goes well with your style. The time has come to dare and show your unique personality. Whether it's bold, elegant, playful or pretty, always remember to be yourself!
Steps
Step 1. First wash your hair
Or use dry shampoo. Washing your hair every day is not good. Don't go overboard with dry shampoo either, but it's cheap and smells good. If you have straight hair, comb it and if you have curly hair, massage it gently.
Step 2. First hairstyle
My advice is a disheveled bun. It is playful, captivating, elegant or refined. Some variations include the "donut" or a "chignon with a disheveled trace". Comb your hair to detangle the knots and apply anti-frizz spray. If you don't have any spray, use water as a temporary alternative. There are many ways to do a bun, but my favorite is to do a high ponytail and twist it around the elastic. If you want something more elegant and refined, make sure it is well fixed and that no tufts of hair are coming out. If you want a young and playful look, let some tufts come out of the chignon.
Step 3. Let's play with the tips of the hair
Styling tips is fun and trendy. Some methods are quick and easy. A hairstyle consists of making well-defined curls only on the tips. If you don't have a hair iron, opt for the traditional method: apply curlers the night before. Since you only have to put them on the tips it will be easy to sleep on them. Pay attention to the curls in the middle of the hair - they tend to loosen easily. Another hairstyle is a temporary dye. Use some gentle crayons to color your hair messily, but keep it tidy. Wet the tips with a spray. Then pick a color and rub the crayon into damp hair. Avoid going up and down as you will form knots and the hair will break. This method also works for dark hair, but in this case choose darker colors. Light hair should choose light colors, but have fun experimenting! If you want to be more daring, do some highlights! They typically last a couple of days, so nothing demanding! Let them air dry or use a hairdryer, but in the second case you will lose some color. After that use a plate or iron to seal the color. If you don't have a soleplate or iron, skip this step.
Step 4. Partially pinned hair is my favorite
My absolute favorite method is simple and cute. Take a front strand of hair and part it; this will be a free and rebellious lock. Then make a ponytail with the rest of the hair. Also leave some strands of hair free at the base of the head. The tail should be done with the hair on top of the head so to speak. Tie it up with a cute rubber band. Done!
Step 5. Go for trendy hairstyles and add a personal touch
Do you want a braid? Try a walk braid or an unusual style. Ponytails with curls are another very cute and not too extravagant hairstyle. And it also works with straight hair. If you want to be more mature, use black rubber bands. If you have straight hair try making some curls, they are beautiful and fun. In addition, the hair will return to being smooth after a while, so you won't have to use the straightener! If you don't want to use an iron or curlers to curl your hair, check out some videos on how to curl your hair with simpler homemade methods!
Step 6. A simple hairstyle with loose and pasted hair is an excellent alternative to do every now and then
Let your hair rest leaving it loose and free! Tight braids and tails can in fact break the hair and cause hair loss. Soft tails are very cute and do not ruin the hair. Slow and soft buns are cute and very youthful.
Step 7. Only dye your hair if you are 110% sure, especially if you choose a darker color
If you don't want something too demanding, opt for highlights or just dye the tips. Use crayons if you want something temporary.
Step 8. Think of "less is more" or "natural is better"
Holy truth. Being natural or using as little as possible is best. If you have curls, show them off and make the most of them! Changing your look or experimenting with your hair is always fun, but they are part of you, so treat them well!
Advice
- Never use too many chemicals on your scalp, they could be harmful.
- If you want to dye your hair, try semi-permanent colors first if you are unsure.
- If you use heated products, also use thermo-protective sprays! At the end of the day, massage your scalp.
- If your hair is damaged, go to the hairdresser.
- If you have split ends, cut them right away.
- Cutting your hair won't make it grow faster, but more full-bodied and lush.
Warnings
- If you have tangled hair, don't pull it too hard. It will ruin both the hair and the scalp.
- Heat is dangerous, both for hair and for the scalp and skin. If possible, wear something that covers the skin, such as the neck. And he always uses thermo-protective products.
