Ballerina Bun

Start with texturized hair. My hair is naturally wavy, so if your's is straight, make a few loose curls and tease it in random sections.

Gather all of your hair.

Grab all of your hair and put it on top of your head.

Take a ponytail the same color as your hair and wrap it around the bun a few times. ( Don't wrap it around too many times or else your bun will stand off of your head.)

Gently tug at the sides.

Take bobby pins and pin around the bottom of the bun.

Here it is!

If you want to accessorize it, I just put on a lacy head-wrap, and a bobby pin flower.

I hope you enjoyed this! The flower is from Charlotte Russe, and the head-wrap is from Icing. 

Elegant Messy Up-Do

Tease the top section of your hair.

Take a curling iron (any size) and make loose curls. It's okay if they're messy.

Take any headband, I have a braided one, and place over your hair.

Secure it in the back with bobby pins.

Grab a section of hair and gently twist upward. 

Gently make a messy clump with your hair, and then bobby pin it.

Repeat this step until you've secured all of your hair.

Make sure to cover the bottom of the headband when you pin your hair.

Spray in some hairspray, and here's the finished look!

Dutch Crown Braid

Make a deep side part, and grab a section of hair right above the ear.

Begin to make a dutch braid gathering pieces as you braid. (A dutch braid is the same as a regular braid you just put the pieces under each other instead of over each other.)

Continue the braid across the top of your head.

When you get to the top of your other ear, stop grabbing pieces from the sides.

Continue the braid all the way to the end of your hair. Secure with a small elastic.

If you want, you can put the braid in a ponytail.

Hair: Jody

VERY Easy No-Heat Curls

Take a soft, stretchy headband and put it on over your hair.

Take a section of your hair and separate it from the rest.

Bring the hair up and wrap it around the headband.

When you wrap it around, pull the section down and repeat with all of your hair.

Once you're done, all of your hair should be wrapped around the headband like this. If you have layers and a few pieces fall out, you can bobby pin them.

Your wrapping doesn't have to be super neat, just make sure you get all of your hair. Now you can go to sleep. If you're a rough sleeper you can put in a very small amount of hairspray so the curls won't be really frizzy.

When you wake up in the morning, gently tug at the headband to loosen it.

Take sections of hair and start to unwrap them.

Separate the curls as you go.

Here is the finished product! I did not use ANY sort of curling iron or tool to touch these curls up. They are 100% heat free.

Hair Model: Allison

The Simple Fishtail

Separate all of your hair into two sections.

Take a small section of hair and cross it to the other side.

Take another section of hair and cross it to the other side.

As you go down the head keep grabbing small sections of hair and crossing it to the opposite side.

The further down you get the easier to braid it will be.

Make sure the sections that you are grabbing are small, otherwise it will end up looking like a normal braid.

Here's the finished product!

Hair Model: Allison