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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a High Ponytail

3 Ways to Make a High Ponytail

By Matthew Lynch
January 29, 2024
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Introduction

A high ponytail is a versatile and chic hairstyle that works for various occasions, from a casual day out to a more formal event. There are different ways to make a high ponytail, allowing you to switch up your look with ease. In this article, we will explore three methods to create the perfect high ponytail.

1. The Classic High Ponytail

The classic high ponytail is simple yet elegant, making it the perfect go-to style for any situation.

– Step 1: Brush your hair thoroughly to remove any tangles and smooth out your locks.

– Step 2: Gather all your hair at the crown of your head using either your fingers or a fine-tooth comb. Ensure the hair is tight and secure.

– Step 3: Using a sturdy hair elastic, tie your hair into a tight ponytail at the desired height.

– Step 4: To get rid of any bumps or hair imperfections, use a comb or hairbrush to smooth out the sides and back of your head around the base of the ponytail.

– Step 5: For added shine and to tame flyaways, apply a small amount of hair serum or hairspray.

2. The Voluminous High Ponytail

A voluminous high ponytail adds extra glamour and sway to your look.

– Step 1: Begin with dry hair, ideally on the second day after washing.

– Step 2: Use some dry shampoo or texturizing spray on your roots to provide extra grip.

– Step 3: Section out the top one-third of your hair into a smaller but higher ponytail and temporarily secure it with an elastic.

– Step 4: Gather the remaining two-thirds of your hair into another ponytail just below the first one you created. Secure it with an elastic band.

– Step 5: Combine both ponytails into one and hide the lower elastic band with a hair strand or a fancy hair accessory.

3. The Braided High Ponytail

Incorporating a braid into your high ponytail adds a stylish twist to the traditional look.

– Step 1: Create a thick French or Dutch braid starting from the front of your hairline up, towards the crown of your head. Secure the braid with an elastic band.

– Step 2: Combine the braid with the rest of your hair and gather them at the desired height, creating a high ponytail.

– Step 3: Secure the entire ponytail using a hair tie.

– Step 4: Optionally, wrap a small piece of hair around the base to cover the hair tie and secure that strand with a bobby pin underneath for a polished appearance.

Conclusion

High ponytails are an effortless way to elevate your hairstyling game and showcase your personality. Whether you opt for a classic, voluminous, or braided version, each method provides a unique look for any occasion. Experiment with these different styles, and you’ll be rocking that high ponytail like never before!

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