Hairstyles For Long Hair: Bunches, Tails, Unusual Weaves

Bundles, tails and various weaves are hairstyles that will never go out of style. They are quite simple to perform and are able to give an image of femininity and sexuality. Location: Location:

The bun has always been popular with women with long hair. It is unusually simple in execution and suits any outfit. In addition, since 2009 this hairstyle has been one of the current fashion trends. You will need bobby pins, hairpins, an elastic band, a comb, and hairspray. Comb your hair first. Then back off the back of your head. Ponytail your hair and divide it in two. Wrap the base of the tail with one strand and secure it with invisible ones. Twist the remaining hair into a bundle and wrap it around the first strand. Secure your hair with hairpins and nail polish.

The next trendy hairstyle is the ponytail. It can be horse, high, low, sideways, etc. A classic ponytail looks best on long, straight hair. You will need a straightening iron or hairdryer, a fine-toothed comb, a smoothing spray or cream, an elastic hair band, invisible hair bands (as needed). Straighten your hair with a curling iron or hair dryer and comb it back. Then make a ponytail and secure it with an elastic band. Separate a thin strand from the bottom of the tail and, wrapping an elastic band around it, secure with a hairpin. Apply a smoothing spray to your finished hair.

The most difficult hairstyle is the braid. Weaves are in the form of a spikelet, from several strands, classic or reverse, etc. One of the universal weaves is "spikelet". This hairstyle is suitable for both holidays and everyday life. You will need an elastic band, a ribbon or hairpin, invisibility, hair spray. Comb through your hair, moisturize with spray or water and divide into two equal parts. On the right side, separate the strand and transfer it to the left. Then separate the strand from the left side and transfer it to the right (try to choose thin strands). Continue until you have a braid. In the process of weaving, make sure that individual strands do not knock out. If you made a braid to one side, then use invisibility to secure the hair on the back of the head (in order to keep the hairstyle longer).