Saturday, May 17, 2008

7 Quick and Easy Hair Styles For You

Every college girl has been there – after a late-night library sesh and only a few hours sleep, you wake up late with only a few minutes to throw something on and book it to class. With barely enough time to get dressed, not enough time for a shower, and bed head on top of that, what’s a stylish girl to do? Go to class with bad hair? Never!

Bookmark this page, ladies, because College Fashion has your solution. Here are seven fabulous and easy ways to do your hair when you’re pressed for time. Your hair will look hot, and no one will ever know you slept in!

  1. Get Rid of Greasy HairGet Rid of Grease – beat oily “second day” hair with this easy trick: grab some baby powder if you’re light-haired or matte bronzer if you’re a brunette and apply it to your roots with a big fluffy makeup brush. This absorbs grease and makes your hair look fresh. Then just fix any stray strands with a flat iron; shake out your hair and go.

  2. Gossip Girl’s Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) in a Red HeadbandSlip on a Headband – for an elegant style that’s so gossip girl, smooth out your hair then pull on a wide headband to cover up messy strands and look instantly polished. Try a shiny patent leather headband in an outfit-coordinating shade for a super-trendy look.


  3. Messy Bun HairstyleDo a Messy Bun – this is the basic go-to staple for most college girls because it takes two seconds. Gather your hair on top of your head and wrap an elastic band around 2-3 times. Shape the bun with a few bobby pins that match your hair color and spray with a little hairspray.


  4. Asian Inspired Chopstick Hair BunTry Chopstick Hair - this style only looks difficult – it’s actually insanely easy to do. If you don’t know how to make a chopstick updo, check out this Youtube tutorial, or for another way to do it, this tutorial. You don’t need actual chopsticks for this look - special hair sticks or even a pencil will work in a pinch.

  5. Serena Van Der Woodsen Chic PonytailMake a Chic Ponytail - if your hair is curly, use a little anti-frizz cream first. If you have straight locks, scrunch in curl cream to bring out some waves. Tease hair at the crown then pull into a low ponytail. Leave a ½ inch strand out and secure the ponytail with a clear elastic. Wrap the extra strand around the elastic and secure with a bobby pin.

  6. Lauren Conrad (LC) With The “Font Hair Poof” HairstyleDo a Front Hair Poof – this popular hairstyle is a great way to hide bangs you might be growing out, and is also very simple to do. Just separate the section of hair from temple to temple, tease it with a fine-toothed comb and secure with two bobby pins in an X. If your hair won’t stay in the bobby pins, tease the section more or use four pins.

  7. Matthew Williamson Inspired Sideways French BraidFrench Braid Sideways - inspired by Matthew Williamson, this style is best if you’re good at French braiding, but with practice anyone can do it. Part your hair to the side then French braid across your hairline, securing with a clear elastic. This look is bobo chic so leave the rest of your hair messy. If you have natural waves, even better.

There you have it, the top 7 hairstyles for days when you don’t have time to spend on your hair. Let me know if you have any questions about any of the styles and as always, let me know what you think!
Credit:www.collegefashion.net

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