So many moms ask about the styles that I wear as I film hairstyles on my daughters, and how to do them. When I think about styles for the site, I pretty much only think about hairstyles on my girls. But that should not mean that I should only think about them, right? Moms are important too!
For those of you who asked, this hairstyle is the one I wore in the Lace Braid hairstyle tutorial we uploaded a week ago. I must have received at least a dozen emails about my hairdo, so here it is!
The style is simple to do, and helps keep your bangs out of your face. Plus, you can do it in only a few minutes before running out the door in the mornings!
Items Needed: Rat-tail comb, brush, 4 bobby pins, 1 hairband, hairspray (if desired).
Time Requirement: 5 minutes
Skill Level: Easy
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This video tutorial shows a very simple way to spice up an updo hairstyle, for any holiday occasion. This one happens to be for Valentine’s Day.
In this video (you can use Messy Bun #1 or Messy Bun #2), I use a thin ribbon cut into small strips (length can vary), and then tie them onto bobby pins. You can tie the ribbons into tiny bows if you would like, but I did not have time when I filmed this tutorial. If you make the ribbons longer… you can curl them by running the edge of scissors along the ribbon so that they look like curly-q’s. Then I place the bobby pins throughout the messy bun until the hair style looks right.

Items Needed: 6-8 small bobby pins, thin colored ribbon, scissors
Time Requirement: 5+ minutes
Skill Level: Easy
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Comment on this post »Here is one of a few hairstyles that we filmed awhile ago, but have not yet posted here. It uses a cornrow on the top with two standard braids on each side. Then you combine the braids on the back of the head, braid them down a bit, and form a messy bun. (On the video tutorial below, I used a low messy bun… but it would look even better if you bring it higher on the head by not braiding down so far.) The best thing about a combo hairstyle, is that you can use any combination of braids to make the style your own!
Items Needed: Spray bottle (to dampen hair), rat-tail comb, 2 large hairbands.
Time Requirement: 10 minutes
Skill Level: Hard
Happy Hairdoing!
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Comment on this post »This is a very simple hairdo that takes literally five minutes to do. For St. Patrick’s Day I used a green ribbon in the braid, but you could use any color of ribbon for any occasion. I show that there are a few ways to finish the style, one being into a soft side ponytail and the other is into a cute messy bun.
Items Needed: Spray Bottle, rat-tail comb, ribbon (any color), small elastic band, hair band, hairspray (if needed)
Time Requirement: 5 minutes
Skill Level: Easy
This hairdo is also subtle enough to be used on tweens, teens, and moms. Please view the video below for the tutorial. Enjoy!
Other cute St. Patrick’s Day Hairstyles (click titles for detailed instructions)
Items Needed: Brush, comb, hairspray, spray bottle, pomade, 5 rubber bands.
Time Requirement: 10-15 minutes.
Lucky ‘Do – Three Leaf Clover (with 3 ponytails)
Items Needed: Brush, comb, spray bottle, hairspray, 4 rubber bands, and any accessories.
Time Requirement: 10 minutes.
Lucky ‘Do – Three Leaf Clover (one ponytail)
Items Needed: Brush, comb, hairspray, spray bottle, pomade, 1 regular rubber band, 7 small elastics (the clear kind like ortho’s use on teeth), and green ribbon.
Time Requirement: 10-15 minutes.
Items Needed: Brush, comb, spray bottle, hairspray, 3 rubber bands.
Time Requirement: 10 minutes.
Lucky ‘Do – Tween Slide-Up Braid
Items Needed: Brush, comb, spray bottle, 1 rubber band, and hairspray.
Time Requirement: 5-10 minutes.
Lucky ‘Do – Messy Bun w/Ribbons
Items Needed: Standard messy bun supplies, 8 bobby pins with 8 ribbon ties.
Time Requirement: 10 minutes
Happy Hairdoing!
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