We’ve all been there – one minute, the pillow claims its rights, and the next, you are late for work, school, or any other important task. Although we can’t offer you a magic wand to turn back time, we have a more practical solution. Easy morning hairstyles can save any seemingly doomed “bad hair day.” A few moments of your time, simple tools, and accessories – and you are ready to divide and conquer! Sounds intriguing? Hop on!
Elegant Low Twist Bun
by tonyastylist
An elegant and polished look is the epitome of a low-twist bun. It gives out the right energy required for a business atmosphere. All it takes is to gather your locks at the nape into a low pony, twist them, and shape them into a classy bun. Secure the ‘do with bobby pins and tug on top of the head to add more volume and sass.
Claw Clip Half-Up Waves
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Not in the mood for something flirty? Let’s go the retro path. Start with loose waves, then gather the top section into a half-up pony and secure it with a claw clip. The look is universal and suits all hair types and lengths. A word of advice – spray a bit of hairspray to keep the style in place throughout the day.
Heatless Curls & Rope Braids
by Byzantinebraids
Care to kill two birds with a single stone? If you do not want to heat style your hair but love how curls look on you, there’s a simple solution. Twist your locks into two or more rope braids and go to bed. In the morning, all it takes is to unwind them, and you are ready to roll!
Sleek Ribbon-Tied Ponytail
by viola_pyak
Even the most mundane hairdo can transform under the pressure of a well-chosen styling twist. In this case, you may want to begin the process by smoothing your strands into a low pony, securing it with an elastic band, and then wrapping a satin or velvet ribbon over it. This small accessory carries a heavy weight but won’t overload any business, casual or date-night look.
Romantic Twisted Bubble Ponytail
by nicoledrege
Another take on a good old pony would be the bubble twist. Start with a middle pony and secure it well at the root. Divide the length of your ponytail into equal sections and wrap each with a hair elastic. Tug on the sections to add more volume and definition. Leave out face-framing strands for a finished and feminine look.
Wrapped Twist Ponytail with Vintage Volume
by i_pasechnik
Old school is always cool and easy, for that matter. A wrapped twist pony looks like a complicated ‘do. But the trick is to create a rope twist and pin only the strands that form its base rather than the entire section. Don’t forget to add a light teasing to the top of your head to create the desired volume, but don’t take it too far.
Messy Half-Up Top Knot for Short Hair
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Want to style your wavy bob with as little fuss as possible? Gather the top of your hair into a casual half-up top bun and call it a day!
Textured Twist-Inspired Low Bun
by samoylenko_makeup
One would say that buns are underrated, and we agree. A textured low bun with a twist is unique, easy to succeed with, and elegant. Section your hair into a few sections and twist each lightly until you reach the nape of your neck. After that, secure the locks in a classic bun – as simple as that!
Braided Crown into Soft Ponytail
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Feel slightly romantic today? We have a look in mind! Warp your head with a gentle and light bride and let it flow into a low pony. Dutch braid suits the goal perfectly, but you can choose the style, your skill, and your preferences.
Loose Half-Up Twist with Soft Waves
by pearly.hairstylist
It may take you a little more than 5 minutes to turn your mane into a waterfall of loose waves, but the rest is as swift as it can be. Just gather your tresses on each side and tie them in the back!
FAQ: Easy Morning Hairstyles
Can your employer tell you to cut your hair?
It is legal for employers to require that men have short hair, rather than women. Appearance guidelines also vary, depending on which gender you are. However, if such a request places a greater burden on men than on women, there may be reasons for sexist proceedings.
Is red hair ok for work?
Hair color has a great impact on how people perceive you as a person, and if you are working in a traditional working environment and need to dye your hair, the natural colors such as black, brown, blonde, natural gray and red that are considered fine for most jobs.
Should I dye my hair for job interview?
If coloring your hair will help you gain more self-confidence-do it, but remember that you should stay mostly focused on your interview. Do not do it just to make a good impression on the interviewer. If you can’t get a job at the company because of your age, the first puncture wound that you can’t get it can take some time.
Well, their mornings are like torture even if they are morning people. They have to make a difficult choice: to have breakfast or to make a beautiful hairstyle.
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