Curling irons, hair ties and combs are often the required tools for creating formal hairstyles.
Homecoming usually involves a formal dance, which means a beautiful hairstyle is necessary. Many online hairstyle websites or magazines make it easy to choose from a selection of updos, both elegant or messy, as well as hairstyles for long and short hair. Long ringlets and waves are sophisticated yet simple, while half-up hairstyles are a pretty way to wear hair in the fall when the weather is cool.
Medium-Length Hair Curly Updo
Section hair into two parts, top and bottom. Secure the top section with a large clip and use a curling iron to curl the bottom section of hair. Mist hair with a finishing spray to secure curls. Remove the clip from the top part of the hair and bring it back from the face and pin it down as needed. Curl the ends with your curling iron. Curls can be left loose or pinned down to create a glamorous look. If you have bangs, you can sweep them to the side and pin them for dramatic effect.
Long Deconstructed Ringlets
Turn long hair into a beautiful cascade of ringlets and waves. Start by shampooing and using a rinse-out conditioner. Towel dry your hair. Apply de-tangler, if desired. Create a side part using the end of a rattail comb while hair is still damp. If you have bangs, separate hair and roll sections with a boar bristle roundbrush as you blow dry. Separate the rest of hair into 2-inch sections and blow dry with a long finger diffuser. When completely dry, separate hair again into 2-inch sections and curl with a medium-barrel curling iron. If your hair does not take a curl well, spritz hair with a setting spray before curling to hold curl. Pin curls to head with bobby pins and allow it to cool. After all of your hair is curled and pinned, remove pins and finger comb hair into loose ringlets and waves. Apply finishing products, such as hairspray or serum. Add accessories, like jeweled headbands and hair clips, if desired.
Half-Updo
Wash hair with a moisturizing shampoo, use a rinse-out conditioner and towel dry your hair. Comb out with de-tangler. If you want stick-straight hair, work a straightening balm through tresses. Set your blow dryer on medium speed with a cool temperature and blow dry hair straight from roots to ends with a paddle brush. The tighter you hold your hair, the straighter it will be. Once hair is completely dry, set it in large hot rollers and leave rollers in until they are completely cool. Take out curlers and spray your fingers with a shaping spray to arrange hair. Do not brush or comb hair. Take a rattail comb and carefully pull a 2- to 4-inch section of hair from behind each ear. As you are gathering hair, take some hair from the back of the head near the crown until you have gathered hair in a line from above your left ear to completely over to your right ear and gather hair into a jeweled barrette and push hair up to give it fullness. Add additional accessories as desired.
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