QUICK AND EASY HAIRSTYLES
These days, we are all in a hurry and sometimes overbooked. Wanting to look put together and stylish is still high on our list. It’s always great to have some hairstyles to rely on that will have us looking on trend on those days that we are running behind or just quite not ready to commit to our “wash hair” day.
Half up Top knots
Don’t want to commit to all your hair up in a topknot, and don’t have time to wash your hair? This half-up, half-down style gives you the best of both worlds. Great for long or shorter hair and perfect when all you have time for is your favorite dry shampoo but need something that’s versatile from day to night.
Top Knots and Lobs
Artist: Almog Cohen @almogcohen_hair Makeup: @mattansabag Model: @maria_domark
On the Go
Artist: Shaylee Blatz @hairbyshaylee
Picture Perfect for Any Party
Artist: Ash and Co. @ashandcobridalhair
Textured Top Knot
Top Knots
For those that love to press the snooze button or find themselves pushing their “wash day” out a little further, this go-to option is almost always on-trend. Some ask, ”What’s the difference between a top knot and messy bun?” Great question! An all up top knot will be perfectly perched on top of the head as opposed to the messy bun which can usually be found lower on the head.
Everyday Top Knot
Artist: Micki Cunningham @micki_cunningham
Peek-A-Boo Top Knot
Artist: Celebrity Hairstylist Sarah Potempa @sarahpotempa for @margotrobbie
Messy Buns
Effortless updos continue to inspire our everyday style. You’ll feel stylish with this textured look, which you can achieve by spraying your crown with your favorite dry texture spray before pulling in back into an undone bun. Pull a few pieces out to get the signature perfectly imperfect, undone look. Elevate this look by wrapping your favorite silk scarf or for a more casual vibe, reach for the essential scrunchie.
The Undone Bun
Artist: Ash and Co. @ashandcobridalhair
Twisted Bun
Artist: Nicole Drège @nicoledrege
Messy Buns and Bandanas
Artist: @_thefab3
Exposed Bobby Pins
We’ve spent years trying to hide them inside our hairstyles, but now bobby pins are getting much deserved time in the spotlight. Now more than ever, women are embracing bobby pins as accessories instead of tools.
The Undone Bun
Artist: Ash and Co. @ashandcobridalhair
Hashtag It
Artist: Amy Creten/Clark @smallgirlbigblog
Roller Pin Criss Cross
Artist: Nastya Kosh @kosh_hair
Scalloped
Kitsch @mykitsch