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3 Ways to Style Hair for a Yukata

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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When it comes to traditional Japanese clothing, the yukata is a popular choice. Similar to the kimono, the yukata is a more casual and lightweight garment perfect for summer events such as festivals and fireworks displays. Paired with a beautiful hairstyle, your yukata look will be sure to turn heads. Here are three ways to style your hair for a yukata.

1. The Classic Bun

The classic bun is an elegant and timeless hairstyle that complements the yukata perfectly. It’s easy to create and adds a touch of sophistication to your overall appearance.

– Start by brushing your hair and gathering it into a high ponytail.

– Twist your ponytail tightly and coil it around the base to form a bun.

– Secure with bobby pins and a hair tie.

– To add some Japanese flair, consider using decorative hairpins or a kanzashi (traditional Japanese hair ornament) to adorn the bun.

2. The Loose Braided Updo

For a more relaxed approach, try this loose braided updo. This enchanting hairstyle adds a soft, romantic touch to your yukata ensemble.

– Begin by parting your hair down the middle and creating two equal sections.

– Braid each section into a simple three-strand braid or upgrade it with more intricate techniques such as fishtail or Dutch braids.

– Gently pull apart each braid to create volume and texture.

– Bring both braids up and across the back of your head in an X pattern.

– Secure the ends of each braid under the opposite side with bobby pins.

– For added elegance, weave in ribbons or flowers into the braids.

3. The Half-Up Twisted Style

The half-up twisted style provides both charm and functionality as it keeps hair away from your face while showcasing its natural beauty.

– Start by taking a small section of hair from each side of your head near the temples.

– Begin twisting each section, working your way towards the back.

– Once you reach the back, join both sections and secure them with a decorative pin, clip, or kanzashi.

– If desired, curl the remaining down portion of your hair for added volume and flair.

Each of these hairstyles works wonderfully with a yukata, so choose the one that best matches your personal style and preference. With your hair looking fabulous, you’ll be sure to make an unforgettable impression at any event.

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