Hair ideas for homecoming dance?

Question

Okay for the dance, i already know i am straightening it, but i dont want to wear it just down. i wear my hair in a ponytail every day but i wanted to find osmething maybe simple or easy to do once i have gotten it straightened. maybe half up half down but like doing it in a cool way or something. any ideas?

Answer 1

well, without illustrations, its almost impossible to explain what im going to tell you, but here goes. part your hair UP from just in front of both ears. when you get to the middle stop and rubber band it. wet the back down and pull it out of the way with another holder for now. With your too-high half a ponytail, take it down and part it down the middle. band one side. with the side you have free, part THAT down the middle as well. with the top free section- roll it into a loose, "cornroll". to do this, pinch the front of the section and tuck it under itself while pulling backwards. keep moving down your hair until u reach the end, or crown of your hair. Keep it pulled backwards TIGHT. use a small clear (OUCHLESS) rubber band and band it tightly, pulling it tight after you band it. DO this to the other free sction of your hair. let down the other side and repeat the process. You should now have four rolls. Take bobby pins and open them wide and put them around each ponytail holder, pushing the pins INTO the rolls. This loosens them up so your hair doesnt look plastered to your head. Ive found that patting them with mousse (NOT GEL) keeps them in place while letting them look soft at the same time. If youre going for more of an elegant look, simply buy some fake plastic daisies or flowers that match your dress, and hook them to the bobby pins before you slide them in. Tease the hair just behind the rolls to give it more volume. Longer earrings with your hair down makes it look way too busy. I suggest finding the cheapest biggest sparkly earrings you can. With your hair parted in front of your ears, it hides them somewhat, and the flash of sparkle when you turn your head looks awesome. Feel free to email me if you wanna watch me do this on webcam, its WAY easier than it sounds.

Answer 2

As a stylist i think of that college dances are one in all my prominent activities to type for. oftentimes there are a minimum of a few a 300 and sixty 5 days so i think of that the type would desire to truly coordinate alongside with your look and dress, or rings. Bo ho dress do the section braid or loose curls, short and sassy dress do a classic curl up do,.... maximum of relaxing thoughts online yet start up with what you're wearing and your hair will finished your look get exhilaration from homecoming!

Answer 3

In the grand scheme of things, don't you think a better memory in the long run is a mohawk? Consider the advantages of a mohawk: 1) the mohawk allows heat to escape from the sides of the head. 2) the mohawk does not presume too much, nor does it presume too little. 3) you are 97.6% certain to not have the same hair-do as anyone else. 4) you are 100.0% certain to not have the same hair as any other (straight) girl (that does not read this) 5) the mohawk transcends race barriers.

Thank you, I hope this helps.

Answer 4

i think you can do a knob but not the regular ones that are boring. You can tell the hairdresser to make a knob that is messy at the back , not very tight but a litle bit loose, plus top of your head a litlle bit bouffant.(bumpy)(i dont know it is the right word for it). you can complete your knob with very nice long earrings matches with your dress. For a dance or night I think this is one of the best looks.

Answer 5

what about shaving it?