Long Hair with Side Bangs

The waterfall braid has intrigued us for a bit because it really is an interesting look. When coupled with a half-up ‘do, it looks amazing! If you have really thin hair, you might want to use some extensions to add more volume to it.

This classic is a personal favorite and well-loved by busy girl, lazy girls, and no-fuss girls. It gives your hair a semblance of control and style. It works with both long and short hair too!

One of the few hairstyles one masters before one turns 13. The high ponytail will never let you down. You can spruce it up by teasing your ponytail, adding more volume to it. Another neat trick is by starting with a half ponytail, then you gather your remaining hair towards your first ponytail and tie it a close to your first ponytail as possible. If you have enough hair, you can cover your hair ties by wrapping a piece of hair around them. The effect is a thicker, more voluminous ponytail.

An easy and cool hairstyle where you start with a french braid on the side of your head, and ending around the tip of your ear. You then continue with a regular braid down to the end of your hair. Gather everything into a ponytail, and you are done! You can do it on both sides of your head as well, if you wish.

Most french braids we see are neat and tight. That’s just how we were taught as little girls- your hair must be neat and tidy. However, messy hairstyles are now becoming more and more popular because it gives this carefree and casual vibe. This french braid looks wonderful, and if you add a few fresh sprigs of flower here and there, you are ready for a spring festival!

The humble bandana can give your look a wonderful upgrade, as compared to just using a regular hair tie and bobby pins. Choosing an attractive color is important, because it is this splash of color that gives this hairstyle its charm.

We already love the messy top knot, but when you add a bandana to it, it takes the look much further. You can choose a loud color to make it the focal point, but if you want a more subdued look, a nice neutral will work just fine.

Hello there, rockstar! This is such a cool hairstyle and very easy to boot. Start by gathering a small section of hair on top of your head and twisting it. Push it a little forward to create your “puff” and secure with bobby pins. Now you can stay at that, or you can pull back the rest of your hair into a ponytail to achieve the same look as the picture.

A very pretty and very simple look which reminds us of fun afternoons at the carnival. Matching your hair scarf to your outfit will create a very put-together look that is overall very pleasing. When the air gets a little chilly, you can also wrap the scarf around your neck to keep you warm. Win-win!

Such a wonderful look when you are feeling retro-ish or if you are going to a themed party. You have the option of using a hair donut, or you can tease your hair and comb it back to create your bun. You can also add a bandana for a splash of color!

A very chic look, especially so because it was paired with beautifully winged eyes and red lipstick. It works so much better as a deep side part rather than just a regular middle part. Twist portions of your hair back, and secure them with bobby pins. Your curls should look as natural as possible, so try to avoid “beauty queen curls” with this look.

You can easily make this hairstyle as simple or as complicated as you want. The simple version would be to make a french braid on the side of your head finishing until the end of your hair. Gather your remaining hair into a low bun at the nape of your neck, and wrap the rest of your braid around your bun. You can loosen bits of hair here and there to have a more relaxed look.

A simple twist to your regular french braid, this side braid, as the name suggests, is a french braid on the side of your head. Instead of using just a part of your hair, you use all of it, and it ends with a nice thick braid in the end.

Here is an even more interesting take on the side braid – you end it with a fishtail! It starts as a reverse side braid which you continue until the end of your hair. With your remaining hair, do a fishtail until the bottom. Take the end of your reverse braid over your fishtail and towards the other side of your head, as in the picture and pin the end under your hair.

A very simple hairstyle where you gather your hair into a low ponytail to the side. You then curl the ends and set it with a bit of product. Very simple and easy, but also very pretty.

This thin side braid makes use of thin strands and the end is hidden under the remaining hair. Leaving the rest of your hair undone will give you a nice and carefree look.

Such a nice looking hairstyle, but may be a bit hard to achieve if you have thin hair. Probably the best trick there is to use extensions and a texturizing spray like salt water or dry shampoo.

This is a really cool hairstyle because it uses very thin strands and the braid is very tight. The effect is very punk-rockish, and you have this undercut vibe going on as well.

Bandanas are very flexible accessories as seen in this article. They can be used to easily up the level of your hairstyle, and it is so simple.

This sweet and simple waterfall braid is paired with loose hair. The beauty of the braid is more appreciated when the hair is straight or wavy rather than when it is very curly.

Easy and practical “work hair,” but stylish as well. This is reminiscent of retro fashion, but in true 2019 spirit, it is paired with a messy bun. The hairband works as a stylish accessory as well as keeping your hair out of your face.