3 Ways To Wear Hair Accessories With Short Hair

So since I've been trying to grow up my hair, I found myself reaching for accessories a lot. So today I thought I would share with you three different ways to wear accessories with your show, a hair or your long hair. You do what you want so for the first thing, you're going to need a headband so grabbing all the hair around your crown, separate it in half and then twist it together push it up a little bit and bobby pin that down. This will help. Not only add volume to your hair, but also help keep back any shorter pieces of hair that might have fallen out. If you had just bobby pin, then just go ahead and smooth everything down like what is this case next grab your headband and just pull that onto your it. I like to pull out a couple pieces in the front and then you're left with this massive hunk in the bed. I'Ll just go ahead and grab the rest of your hair and pull it into a ponytail. I like to do a very like medium level, Pony not too high, not too low, and if you have any random hunks of shorter hair that just didn't quite make it just go ahead and bobby, pin those down and cut off. It was a pretty easy hairstyle, but get solar hair back and is great for work or school or whatever. Now look to you're going to need a scrunchie again just go ahead and pull all the top hair around your crown, but instead of just leaving it there. I like to put some of the smaller sections of hair. That frame my face. Also, then, pull that all into a ponytail and you could leave it like that if you'd like or you can take your scrunchie and with the scrunch, you pull your hair into a bun. Now I don't have very much hair and I'm assuming you don't die there. So you might have to work with this until you get a bun that you actually like and again if any pieces did to make it just pop a pin on down this looks sort of makes me feel like an Olsen twin when they were cool so, like I'M six years old but hey I like it and finally for look three. It is extremely important that you brush all of your hair back, so you have this smooth suave. Look then taking a headband you're going to want to lay this on top of your head and then just swoosh all the hair under it. I do this because I like the way that the front part of my hair looks pulled back and also it creates a lot of volume from behind the head and with this hairstyle I pull out some hefty hunks of hair to frame your face on both sides. I'M taking a hair tie, I pull all my hair into a high ponytail and buy all my hair. I mean whatever makes it in your hair is longer than mine awesome. If not, you kind of end up with this half-up half-down, look which I've worn before. But if you want to go for the full look, you're gon na want to bobby, pin the rest of your hair, but you're not just going to regular bobby, pin Munem it. What you'll do is you'll take a small section of hair, pull it up and then brush it upward against your head, then bobby, pin it down and just repeat this all the way around your hair. This just creates a much smoother look than just grabbing hunks and pulling it up, and I think it just looks a bit less like hey. I just thought he pinned all my hair in my head, then just go ahead and flip that up and you're done again. These are all fairly simple looks, but I hope that'll help and thank you for watching.