5 Cute, Quick, and Easy Hairstyles for school

Hey guys! Today I wanted to show y’all some really cute and quick hairstyles for school. I know that most of you are going to school and want to sleep in as much as possible, so here is how to have super cute hair that takes very little time.

Before we get into the hairstyles, I just want to show you guys an awesome brush that I used for all of these hairstyles. It’s a double-sided brush, one side detangles your hair and the other side has boar bristles to calm your hair and make it shiny.

Evolve Double-sided Hairbrush: Walmart, $5

1. Twisted Ponytail

1) Part your hair to the side with your part starting around the middle of your eyebrow/ the arch of your eyebrow.

2) Take all of your hair to the side of your head without the part and comb it to smooth it out and keep it in place.

3) Put your hair in a loose ponytail.

4) Make a hole in the middle of your ponytail above your elastic, making sure that the hair on either side of the hole is of equal size.

5) Pull the rest of the ponytail through the hole. It should look like two loose twist tied together.

6) Tighten your ponytail by separating it into two sections below the elastic and pulling them apart. It should look like this from behind:

2. Retro Twists

1) Put your hair in a side part like in the hairstyle above.

2) Grab the front section of your hair from the bigger side of the part and comb it out away from your face.

3) Loosely twist the section back a little bit, then push it forward to create a small bump. Secure the bump with bobby pins.

4) Loosely twist the rest of the hair from that section  back and secure with bobby pins or a cute hairclip if you want.

Purple Jeweled Hairclip: Charming Charlie’s, $10

5) From the other side of your part, take a smaller section of hair from the side and twist it back tightly, then secure it with a type of pin or clip.

3. French Braided Ponytail

1) Comb your hair back.

2) Loosely French braid your hair, adding large sections to your braid.

3) Once you finish taking sections, do not continue with a regular braid. Keeping the braid, put the rest of the hair in a ponytail.

4) Taking a small section of hair, wrap it around your elastic, tuck the ends of it in the elastic, and bobby pin it in.

4. Easy twisted bun

1) Flip your head upside-down, brushing out all bumps in your hair in the back and front of your head.

2)  Hold it like you would for a  ponytail,  then flip your hair back up and secure it with an elastic.

3) Pull your ponytail up, and twist it upwards as much as you can.

4) Twist your hair around the base of your ponytail, then secure it with another elastic.

5) (optional)  Add some cute hair accessories.

Velvet bows: Forever 21, $3

5. Fishtail pigtails

1) Part your hair down the middle.

2) Put two equal sections of hair on both sides of your head.

3) Fishtail braid both sections. Here is my older blog post on how to fishtail braid if you don’t know how:

https://nicolefemme2000.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/how-to-fishtail-braid/

4) Pull apart your braids so they are looser, and look more messy to have that boho type of vibe.

That’s all for this post! I hope you enjoyed it,  and see you next time!

PS: This was supposed to be posted yesterday, so sorry about the delay.

How to fishtail braid

Hey guys! For today’s post, I wanted to show y’all how to do a fishtail braid. I love the fishtail braid because it looks complex but it’s very simple and it looks beautiful when done. Let’s get right into it!

Step 1:

Comb your hair through to get rid of all tangles and comb it backwards. Then separate it into two sections.

Step 2:

Take a small section of hair from the outer edge of the section on the left, and cross it to the inner part of the section on the right.

Step 3:

Take a section about the same size as the other section from the outer edge of the right section, and bring it to the inner part of the left section so that the little sections cross.

Repeat steps 2 & 3 and the braid should start to look like this:

Once you get your braid to look like this, just continue where you left off. It’s ok to gradually use smaller sections as you get closer and closer to the end of the braid, just make sure to make them the same size. And also make sure to pull the sections tight so the braid won’t fall out.

The end result:

That’s all for this hairstyle! I hope you enjoyed it, and see you guys next time!