Fun Hairstyles For Girls
Whether you're looking for some exciting, new ways to style your hair, having a slumber party and wanting to be create a fabulous, new doo, tired of that singular pony tail, or just looking for a way to goof off with a brush, then this is the place for you. To be prepared to dress your hair like an expert, assemble together a brush, a comb, bobby pins, jeweled hair buttons, small hair clips, hair rubber bands, your favorite styling gel, and for added flair not covered here, anything else you can think of. The goal is to have fun!
Crisscross She-Bang
Reminiscent of 1960's ultra-glam, Crisscross She-Bang is an easy hairstyle to manage and will make a budding teenager feel a little more grown up. For this style, it's preferable to have shoulder length or longer hair, but a couple of tiny barrettes would be great for a similar effect if a girl has short hair.
Begin by thoroughly brushing through the hair, flipping it over to brush underneath to lend a bit of volume. Using either a brush or a comb, part the head of hair in the middle. Next, divide the bangs off from the rest of the hair, so that it lays over the eyes. Apply the styling gel to the bangs, then make a short, slanted part. Crisscross each section over the forehead, tucking each behind an ear.
Whether you're looking for some exciting, new ways to style your hair, having a slumber party and wanting to be create a fabulous, new doo, tired of that singular pony tail, or just looking for a way to goof off with a brush, then this is the place for you. To be prepared to dress your hair like an expert, assemble together a brush, a comb, bobby pins, jeweled hair buttons, small hair clips, hair rubber bands, your favorite styling gel, and for added flair not covered here, anything else you can think of. The goal is to have fun!
Crisscross She-Bang
Reminiscent of 1960's ultra-glam, Crisscross She-Bang is an easy hairstyle to manage and will make a budding teenager feel a little more grown up. For this style, it's preferable to have shoulder length or longer hair, but a couple of tiny barrettes would be great for a similar effect if a girl has short hair.
Begin by thoroughly brushing through the hair, flipping it over to brush underneath to lend a bit of volume. Using either a brush or a comb, part the head of hair in the middle. Next, divide the bangs off from the rest of the hair, so that it lays over the eyes. Apply the styling gel to the bangs, then make a short, slanted part. Crisscross each section over the forehead, tucking each behind an ear.
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