Prom is one of those very special moments of your life when you naturally want everything to be right. This, for sure, includes hair – you know how much it affects the way you look and feel. We gathered some of the most frequently asked questions related to prom hair to help you choose the best possible option.
There are quite a few things to consider when deciding on your prom hairstyle. However, first of all, you should choose the style that makes you feel most confident and beautiful.
If you love all things elegance, consider a classy sleek updo – those are trending in 2024.
Are you more of a glam type of girl? Think about a high-piled twisted bun with loose tendrils – another hot hairstyle of this season.
We must admit, probably one of the most popular prom hairstyles is half-up half-down. It offers a healthy balance between the formality of an updo and the relaxed feel of loose curls.
Once you pick your dress, put it on and try pinning parts of your hair up and see how different options make you feel. Take a few selfies – those will help you with your final decision.
Another important thing to bear in mind is very boring but the one you can’t ignore: weather conditions. Unfortunately, if there’s torrential rain or strong wind on the day, your curls will quite likely drop. So, in case of suboptimal weather conditions, an updo is definitely a safer option. If you are adamant about wearing your hair down, go for it, but like Cinderella, be aware that the curls won’t last all night (the good news is, the rest of your attire hopefully will). Anyway, get an umbrella to be safe. Those clear ones are brilliant and look good in photos.
DIY prom hair might sound like a risky business, but if you are confident in styling your hair it’s worth giving it a try. At least after a couple of practices, you will know whether it works or you’d better book yourself a salon appointment.
Decent quality hair styling can be pricey, and if you are hoping to do it on a budget, soft, effortless curls are a fairly viable option. However, if you are an updo girl, here’s the list of the easiest DIY hair-up styles we could find.
Surprizingly simple, this hairstyle looks fresh out of the salon. It should take you about 45-60 minutes, yet it would take you just as long if you go to a salon.
Braided looks are particularly popular for proms. This ponytail braid is easy to make but it looks very flattering.
Are you debating whether you should wear your hair up or down? Try this simple but pretty half up style with a faux Dutch braid.
Here’s what you need to remember when doing your own hair for a special occasion:
Remember – your prom is your time to shine, so choose whichever style you will feel most confident and comfortable in! If you try this DIY styles and see that it doesn’t work – better find a salon or hairstylist who is a pro in special occasion hair or just opt for easy yet classic curls!
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