Invisible Headband Hairstyle

a picture spilt in two. Left side "before" shot of hair tucked behind ears with ear sticking out. Right side "after" shot with no ears sticking out.

A friend, Sarah, taught me years and years ago. It blew my mind when she first showed it to me. It’s a way to wear your hair down but keeps the front of your hair staying neat all day. Also, if your ears tend to stick out with hair tucked behind them (like mine do) then you’ll love this even more.

We all have days where we want to wear our hair down but the front is flat or weird and we need a solution. This style is also great for days when you need to look more professional. It is a fix it and forget it style.

Girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Holding two strands of front hair in each hand.
Step 1: Part your hair. Grab about an inch worth of face-framing hair on each side.
Girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Tying the other portion of hair behind head.
Step 2: Make a bun with the rest of your hair just to get it out of the way.
Girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Holding the two strands in each hand that were left out.
Step 3: Grab the two front portions.
Behind view of girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Pulling same two strands back to nape of neck.
Step 4: Pull the portions back ensuring that the front stays neat.
Behind view of girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Pulling same two strands back to nape of neck and securing with a tiny rubber band.
Step 5: Secure both portions together with a tiny rubber band.
Behind view of girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Tiny low pony secured at nape of neck
Step 6: Tiny low pony tail at the nape of neck.
Girl with long red hair with green and white striped shirt in front of white wall. Putting hands up in celebration of completed hair style. Hair has a neat front part and rest of hair flowing down around shoulders.
Step 7: Untie the rest of your hair,
letting it fall on top of the tiny ponytail hiding underneath.
No one will know your secret!

Let me know if you try this.

Any quick hair tips you would like to share? Let me know I’m always looking for new ideas.

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