Teen pageants require a lot of work, both to look the part and to prepare your talent presentation and interview skills. Choosing the right hairstyle is an important part of looking presentable. Select a hairstyle that suits you, rather than the latest fashion. You should take a classic style and tailor it to fit your needs.
Loose
Loose hair, whether medium-length or long, is a simple and classic look for a teen pageant. It's up to you whether to go smooth and sleek or have curls or waves. If you want to go for straight hair, you'll need to use a straightening iron and a smoothing hair serum, even if you think your hair is naturally straight. For curls or waves, use hot rollers or a curling iron and hair products designed for curls.
Bun
Modern bun hairstyles should be casual and slouchy, rather than tightly slicked back. They should be low, at the nape of the neck. You can choose to have your bun central or to one side. To create an effective bun for a teen pageant, take your hair into a ponytail, twist it into a bun shape and secure with grips and slides. You can choose to add a hair piece for extra volume.
Ponytail
A ponytail is another simple classic. As with the bun, a contemporary ponytail shouldn't be tight and slick, but casual and deliberately messy. For best results, start with slightly wavy or curly hair. One modern take on the ponytail is a twisted side ponytail. Gather your hair at your nape, as you would with a regular ponytail, twist the hair a few times in either direction so your hair rests on one shoulder and then secure.
Side-Parted Updo
If you prefer a sleeker look, try a classic updo. Start with straight and shiny hair. Create a side part at the front of your hair and smooth bangs to one side. Secure the rest of your hair up in a twist and fix it with pins or grips. This hairstyle works well with long or short hair and gives a classy and sophisticated appearance.
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