Summer Ponytail Hairstyles For Teens

 The days are heating up, the sun is making an appearance, you have your holidays booked and this means sweaty hair is upon us. We know it’s a very standard British conversation to find fault in the weather, and we are anything but standard, we’re innovative – and if you’re a customer, then so are you! So instead of letting you sit moping around the office about how hot it is, let us help you get rid of those sweaty locks by using our innovative products to give you a great new look.


If you're trying to tame your natural hair for a ponytail, you might think you need heat. You don't! You just need a few tools and some water. First, take down your hair and spray it with water from a bottle. Then use a wide-tooth comb to create a part if you have one, and use a paddle brush to smooth the damp hair into a sleek ponytail. Once you've finished this step, spray the rest of your hair and use a wide-tooth comb to detangle it gently from bottom to top. Finally, use some styling gel to make sure the hair stays in place without frizzing up throughout the day.


FEW PONYTAIL HAIRSTYLES WE LOVE


PONYTAIL BRAID HAIRSTYLE


No special skills are needed for this style, although you'll look like you have some seriously impressive skills up your sleeve. Tie your hair in a ponytail human hair extensions and split it into two sections.  All you need is your hair and a rubber band. Tie your hair in a ponytail, split it into two sections, twist both sections to the right, and then alternate them over each other. Tie at the bottom with an elastic.


RIBBON WRAP AROUND PONYTAIL


A centre parting low pony just got a major upgrade. Using a ribbon and some texture on your ends, you can sport the same ponytail that Kendall Jenner wore to the Met Ball. Pull your hair back into a low centre-parted ponytail and secure with an elastic. Wrap a ribbon of your choice around the elastic covering around 2-3 inches of hair to add flair. We suggest using your favourite Iron to pinch texture into the mid-lengths and ends of your ponytail.


90'S HALF UP PONYTAIL HAIRSTYLE


If you've just gotten a lob or mid-length haircut, this slick 90's pony is a great look for you! To achieve it, use your Wide Iron to straighten strands until silky smooth. Take diagonal sections from your ears up to the crown of your head and smooth them back into a ponytail secured with an elastic.


SUPER MODEL PONYTAIL HAIRSTYLE


Sometimes the best thing about taking care of your hair, using good products and tools is that you create the perfect base for wearing it in a low-key, messy bun. This bun is perfect for a second (and third, fourth and ninth) day hair, styled with an earring you can wear to the office like it’s nobody’s business.


ROCK AND ROLL PONYTAIL HAIRSTYLE


We’ve saved the best ponytail updo for last. This braided hairstyle gives off all of the “don’t mess with me” vibes. We admit, the skill level required is high, so it might not be appropriate for daytime wear, but if you go out at night and can rope your best friend into helping you create this beauty, you will turn heads for all the right reasons! You can now learn how to create sleek and sexy black ponytail hair extensions updos for natural hair. Which ones are your favorites? Let us know in the comments below!

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