-->How To : - Gather your hair into a loose low ponytail. - Poke the fingers of one hand up through the hair to create a “pocket” of space. - Keeping the “pocket” open with your fingers, flip the ponytail up and through it. - Pull the ponytail down to tighten it. - Smooth the hair in the twist. - Spray hair lightly to hold the style.
Step 1 : Brush through the whole of your hair using your hair brush. Then use your styling comb to backcomb the top section of your hair, Smooth over using your hair brush and tie back into a high ponytail.
Step 2 : Now it’s time to split the ponytail into two separate sections to start your prom hairstyle, making sure they are equal in size. Tie one section of the hair with a thin hair band to keep it out of the way.
Step 3 : Braid right down to the ends of the hair section and secure with a thin hair band. Repeat this step with the other section of hair.
Step 4 : Now you need to criss-cross the braids, so take the right braid under the left braid and wrap around the base of the bun as far as you can go, then secure in place with a bobby pin.
Step 5 : Now take the left braid and wrap it around the base of the bun, starting from the right side. Secure in place with a bobby pin, repeating the above step, Finish off by spritzing some hairspray all over to hold in place.
-->How to Do : Step 1 : Twist strands of your hair (the thicker the strand, the looser the curl) until you can even see the twisting at the roots. Wrap the strand around (on your scalp) into a little circle, then pin it down with 2 bobby pins, criss-crossing each other. and Repeat for all your hair. Step 2 : after sleeping on the little spiral buns. Remove pins and let spirals un-twirl. Step 3 : Use your fingers to separate waves ...do not brush out. Step 4 : The smaller sections and more twisted spiral buns you do all over your head, the curlier it turns out. Source : Big Curls with Tiny Buns
Step 1 : Gathering your hair to the side and secure it with a thin rubber hair tie. Divide it into two sections.
Step 2 : Hold both sections in one hand, separated by your pointer finger, and use your other hand to grab a small piece from the outside of one section.
Step 3 & 4 : Repeat step 2 until you’ve just about reached the end and secure it with an elastic. It’s even better if it’s messy, so pull out some strands and roughen up the braid a bit.
Step 5 : If you want to turn your fishtail into an updo, start by rolling the braid inward and up towards the nape of your neck.
Step 6 : Secure the rolled bun with bobby pins. The looser and messier the bun, the better!
Step 1 : First hand-dry the hair with Surf Spray and then White Hair Powder to give it a roughed-up texture with lots of grip.
Step 2 : Create an exaggerated side part, then back-comb crown for a bit to added volume.
Step 3 : Isolate a large section of hair on the thick side of the part and braid into a traditional three-strand braid all the way down to the ends. Use a clear elastic to secure. Use fingers to gently pull braid apart so it’s wider. Rub braid with palm of hand to create a little bit of fuzziness.
Step 4 : Pull The hair into a ponytail by the nape of the neck, securing with a bungee hair-tie. Keep ponytail slightly loose to preserve volume. Back-comb length of ponytail for added fullness.
Step 5 : Tuck the tail of the braid into the chignon, securing with a bobby pin.
Step 6 : Fine-tune the hair with fingers and use hairspray all over the hair to set.
-->Steps : 1 : Gather all of your hair in one hand. 2 : Start twisting all of your hair in your hand around 1-2 fingers. Hold your starting point in your other hand as if it were a hair tie (if you have hair that is thick and slippery you may just want to put a hair tie in. 3 : Continue to wrap your twisted pony around your starting point until you reach the end of the pony, continually twisting your finger at the same time to keep the ponytail tight. 4 : Secure the end of your pony with a bobby pin, making sure that it goes as far in towards the center of the bun as possible. 5 : Add extra bobby pins to ensure that the bun will stay in place. I usually use about 3-4, if you have thicker hair or many layers, you may have to use more. 6 : Toussle your hair slightly to give it a 'messy, effortless' look and sprits it a few more times with some hairspray or styling product if needed. Source :My Non-Do, Hair-Do