What are some quick, easy, cute updos for a 7th grader?

Question

my hair is on my sholders.. a little bit longer! and Its light brown! and layered! i usaly just wear my hair down and straight... but this year i want to do some others things toO! what are some ideas?

Answer 1

create different hair styles. your hair has the potential for that. not just and average pony tail but something unique. play with your hair and see what you like. here i attached a link below which would help you a lot, also see what you think.

Answer 2

I'm a seventh grader too... when i where my hair up i do a high pony tail... half up... messy bun... curl a pony tail... side pony tail... make a half pony tail then make a hole right above it then pull the whole pony tail through to make it twisted!

Answer 3

chopsticks are always cute. get hair clips like this http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?cat...

I don't know much more because my hair is short.

Answer 4

well ponytails are always easy ... so are buns

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and topsytails ... you should try those

Answer 5

I'm also going into seventh grade. I usually do a high pony and put a cute ribbon in it. I know that you would want a quick and easy one because mornings are terrible for me so here are some others: Low side pony. Low pigtails ( Looks cute curled and straightened or just regular.) High bun with a thin headband. Leave it down and get some beach spray. Its basically salt water. Spray some in your hair and you'll get those pretty waves. Want more? Just mesage/email me.

Answer 6

Side part your hair and leave your bangs out (if you don't have bangs, just sweep the hair hanging out behind your ear). Then sweep back and gather half of your hair. Pin it with a large clip. Leave the other half of your hair down. Finish with a shine mist.

Your results should look like this:

http://img2.timeinc.net/instyle/images/2...

Answer 7

you can curl it and then

just put it up in a messy bun

looks awsome!

Answer 8

Here are some ideas:

When you get out the shower,

brush your hair, make sure there

are no tangles. Next, scrunch your

hair up (this takes no time). Once your

hair looks curly, depending on the

thickness of your hair, apply some gel.

If you have really thick hair you might

consider a lot of hair gel. Just wait and

it'll dry, then you'll have that just-out-the-

shower look.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y154/br...

Another look would be braiding! It doesn't

take much for a side part braid. First,

part your hair, setting aside your side part.

Tie the other hair in a pony. Next, start from

wherever your part starts, and carefully french

braid it down to behind your ear. Next secure

it with a bobby pin and let your hair down.

http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/images...