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There are various ways of styling hair for girls that are quite trendy and classy. A modern hairdo is what a girl wants. If you got a haircut, the only thing is to style your hair in a modern stylish way. There are hairstyles for every age, hair type, and hair shade. You just need to have some idea about it.
It is going to look great on your child. You just need to part a bit of the front side of the hair into two and the rest hair left behind.
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This hairstyle will look quite cute on girls. Just pin one side of the hair with a bobby pin and it will provide a natural breezy look.
Rather than tying in a normal ponytail, just part the front side of the hair and pin it on one side of the ear, and with the rest of the hair tie a ponytail. It will give a whole fun new look.
If your child is bored of straight hair, just tie two braids at night. In the morning, she is going to have a curled wavy hair which would look quite stylish.
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This hairstyle is quite trendy in the market. Just tie a ponytail on the top. Then take a few hair rolls up with the ponytail and stuck it tightly with a clip. Make sure the band doesn't show up.
It would look better in layered hair. Just tie a bun and leave some of the hair at the front just to frame your face.
This hairstyle is quite trendy and cheerful. Just tie a low down ponytail on one side of the shoulder. Use bobby pins to secure the remaining hair on the nape of the neck.
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This hairstyle is going to provide a modern twist. Just leave a few hairs from both sides in the front of the face and with the rest of the hair tie two ponytails.from a hair professional but the time I spend with Eliza getting ready in the morning — specifically the time I spend on her hair — is some of my
Time spent. It’s hard to believe when I look back at photos that she was mostly bald for a long while. As soon as she had even the smallest bit of wispy blonde feathering, it was enough for me to start fashioning her hair into little tufts. And, she’s
Worn bows/headbands 😉 Today’s post isn’t about tutorials, per se… it’s more of a gallery of hairstyles for little girls if you find yourself stumped, in a rut, or seem to resort back to the same style or two. Some people are into spending time on hair, some aren’t. And it’s fine to fall into either category. But, I’ve been asked for years about Eliza’s hair so I hope some of these easy little girl hairstyles can be a jumping off point when it comes to the hair you’re responsible for styling 😉 Even if you’re interested in coming up with a different style, if you’ve only ever practiced ponytails, sometimes, it can be hard to even think of something other than… ponytails. Hopefully, this gallery of simple to intermediate hairstyles for little girls will at least spark some easy alternative ideas.
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The most asked question (and comment) I get on Eliza’s hair, without a doubt, is how I’m able to get her to sit still long enough to get it done. That’s usually followed by a “just wait” 😉 But, Eliza is more than four now and knock on wood, she is still a sitting champ. I think there’s a few reasons for that though, so if you’re anxious about whether or not you’ll be successful (or if it’s been a struggle so far), here’s what I think has contributed to pretty seamless morning hairstyling sessions…
While some photos in today’s post were located in my random phone photos, most were taken each morning, specific for the purpose of crafting this post. Eliza got used to our routine pretty quickly and so even mornings when I didn’t need to grab a photo, she asked for them 😉
Some of the hairstyles for little girls in today’s post are simple — literally, as simple as they come. Like — don’t laugh 😉 Some may seem a little more complicated but with practice and repetition, like most things, become easier over time. All are easily adaptable and able to be modified. But, as I mentioned in the intro, the intention of this post isn’t necessarily to provide tutorials — but to give ideas, reminders, and inspiration if you’re looking to up/diversify your hair styling game 😉
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Typically, my primary goal is to get the hair out of her face and secure it so it will (mostly) last all day. We generally reserve “down” hair for home and weekends and these are pretty standard, but for a comprehensive collection, we’re including them today! 😉 I love and she loves her hair down, but church is about as long as we can go time-wise just using headbands and clips…
*BTW: Most hair accessories you’ll see in the galleries below — from fabric clips to bows — are all Modern Piggy (our fave!) Whenever I purchase bows, I typically get two matching at the same time since we use them together so often. Our favorite styles are the oversized hand tied bow, the mini party bow, and the regular hand tied bow. I also love the fabric clips. You can use code for 10% off sitewide HERE.
As a note, I also don’t apply heat to her hair regularly and we haven’t explored heatless curls yet. I’ve used a hair tool on her hair maybe three times but typically avoid that.
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Come up with a little bit of a hack that keeps her bangs back but mostly looks like her hair is down. Using a small amount of her front hair, I secured her bangs/front pieces in a clear elastic and worked my way down her hairline, adding more as I went down past her crown. I did the same on the other side, lifted her hair up, and secured the two tails together beneath her hair at the base of her neck, almost forming a crown.
My hair is in a messy bun 90% of the time so naturally, giving Eliza a simple top knot/messy bun is one of my simple go-tos. Sometimes, I decorate her knot with a bow but my favorite is throwing on one of THESE scrunchies. Also, instead of just looping her messy bun through and leaving it as an almost semi-circle, I secure it so the loose ends are on top of the hair elastic (stretching towards the front of her head), and then fan them around each side, and pull out the bun a bit. It gives a fuller, more round knot/bun.
Sometimes, it’s a quick single knot; sometimes, I add a headband. Sometimes I do a half-knot and sometimes, I do two twinning piggy knots. I typically go high to secure her bangs easily. I use both scrunchies and bows — sometimes on the front of the knots, and sometimes on the back.
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The best of both worlds, I love mini knots and mini piggies because I can get her hair out of her face while she still gets to “have it down”. Sometimes, I part it on the side and other times, down the middle.
And sometimes, I get a little bit fancier. Here I did two small Dutch braids before knotting them and securing small bows in the back. If you don’t know how to Dutch or French braid, you could totally do a three-strand braid and just pull it back and secure it to a second hair tie before knotting.
I’m always coming up with twists and braids to get the hair out of Eliza’s face. And again, because I’m trying to secure her bangs away from her face and make it last throughout the day, I start her hairstyle close to her face. The further back I secure, the easier it falls and the less time it lasts.
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Here’s a 2-minute style where I gather the front of her hair and twist it, gathering more hair, as I make my way down behind her ear. It’s essentially a two-strand twist that acts as a French braid as you work your way down.
And here, I did two small Dutch braids on either side of her head, and secured the tails in the back center.
I give her a small, headband-like Dutch braid across the front of her head often and I’m pretty quick with them now, so it’s become an easy (but still cute and different) regular hairstyle. You can dress them up or secure them with a bow…
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Or leave them “naked”. The key is starting to the side far enough, and using a tiny amount of hair when you get started to keep the bangs fully secured. I also
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