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3 Ways to Do School Rush Hairstyles (Girls)

By Matthew Lynch
March 7, 2024
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Introduction

When you’re running late for school, you need a quick and easy hairstyle that will still leave you looking styled and put-together. Having a few go-to styles in your hair arsenal can help you avoid the dreaded messy bun day after day. Here are three quick and easy hairstyles that will make your mornings run smoother and have you looking fabulous in no time.

1. Half-Up, Half-Down

The half-up, half-down hairstyle is a classic look that works for any hair length or texture. This versatile style can be dressed up or down depending on how much time you have.

– Step 1: Brush your hair and part it in the middle or on the side, depending on your preference.

– Step 2: Grab a section of hair from one side of your part, about two inches wide.

– Step 3: Twist this section away from your face and secure it with a bobby pin.

– Step 4: Repeat on the other side.

– Step 5: You can leave the twists as they are or add a small embellishment like a hairpin or bow to dress it up.

2. Braided Headband

A braided headband adds an effortlessly chic touch to any outfit. This hairstyle works best on medium-length or long hair.

– Step 1: Part your hair on one side.

– Step 2: Take a two-inch section of hair from behind one ear and divide it into three equal parts.

– Step 3: Braid the entire section, securing the end with an elastic band.

– Step 4: Gently pull at the sides of the braid to create volume and give it a more relaxed appearance.

– Step 5: Position the braid across your forehead like a headband, wrapping it behind your opposite ear, and secure it there with a bobby pin.

3. Quick & Effortless Messy Bun

A messy bun is the ultimate in easy hairstyles, but with a few quick tweaks, you can make it look more polished for school.

– Step 1: Pull your hair back into a high ponytail, but don’t use an elastic band.

– Step 2: Hold the base of your ponytail and twist the length of your hair around the base, creating a coil.

– Step 3: Secure the coil in place with bobby pins by weaving them from the outside into the center of the bun.

– Step 4: Gently pull at the sides of the bun to create more volume and an effortlessly messy appearance.

– Step 5: Add a cute headband or hair accessory to finish off the look.

Conclusion

These three hairstyles are perfect for those busy school mornings when you need to get ready in a hurry. With minimal time and effort, you can switch up your look every day and show off your gorgeous locks without falling behind schedule. Try these simple rush hairstyles to make your mornings a little less chaotic and have you looking fabulous all day long.

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