Nice Hairstyles For long hair? Help Please?

i need something new to do with my hair... its very long, to the bottom of my back... i need something new with styling it... cause im bored with it





its either up in a pony tail , or down and straight...


it takes ages for my hair to curl with the tongs...





Any hairstyles i could do?





i have a side fringe... and my hair is layered...





Straight..





and im not getting it cut short, did it before... Never again...





Any ideas?





Thanks XxNice Hairstyles For long hair? Help Please?
put it in a casual bun. like, make a ponytail, but while wrapping the elastic around ur hair, stop halfway through. i dunno how to explain it.





also, u can put ur hair in two braids, but only braid halfway down, and put elastics on from there. u dont wanna look like the wendys logo girl.





u can also do a ballerina bun. just wrap your hair in a spiral, and put an elastic over it.





u can put ur hair in a side, low ponytail, behind ur ear. this looks especially nice with curls.





u can take ur bangs, braid them, and pin them to the side/.





or u can just put a small pretty clip on one of the sides of ur head/





u can also put ur hair half back, in a clip or an elastic. it looks really nice if u tease the crown of ur head before doing so.





also, if u want really pretty waves in ur hair, wash ur hair one night, and let ur hair dry overnight while ur sleeping with two braids. it really works, and it turns out really nice!





good luck! i hope that helped! :) %26lt;3Nice Hairstyles For long hair? Help Please?
look at my animated pick. in the back it is held up by one of those large clamp like clips. i do it with my hair, and i have the same cut as you, and it comes out really cute! you should try it. or braid it and sleep with it like that. when you take it out, leave it down. you will have cute curls, like crimps. i do this 2! it works 4 me!
i like it in a pony tail.! put ribbons on them it looks even nicer.! if you have bangs put them to the side. the pony tail should be like really high, and also put it to the side to your shoulder, long hair is really pretty, and if your layers don't stay put bobby pins :D
one night after your shower while you hair is still damp french braid your hair all the way down to the tips and leave it in to dry overnight. when you wake up in the morning your hair should be dry. take out the braids and the hair should look wavy! its super easy to do and looks really cute!
if you take a shower before you got o bed you can braid it while it is still wet and sleep on it. then take it out in the a.m., but dont brush it or it will turn in to a big frizzzy ball. ggood luck:)
youtube it baby! theres tons of styles you could go for. I like a sexy french braid is so cute. I also like the side pony tail with the side bang.
In a pony tail, i like mine up, but i have long hair, and its sporty and compterable!
Brush only the hair right above your ears into a small ponytail
At the better beauty salons, they have piles of style books. Many of them are devoted to styles for long hair. After you laugh at some of the wilder ones, you'll find plenty of interesting ideas. I suggest having your ends slightly trimmed while you're there, so they're even and no split ends appear.





Long hair takes lots of maintenance, as you know. In New York City there's a salon exclusively dedicated to women with long hair. They charge huge amounts of money to shampoo, condition, trim, curl, and color, but they do know what they're doing!





Do you know how to do a four-strand braid? It comes out round instead of flat like a three-strand braid. After dividing the hair into four equal pieces, spread them out. Take an outer piece (#1), pass it under the next two inner pieces (#2 and #3), and then back over the farther inner piece (#3). Next, take the outer piece from the opposite side (#4), pass it under the next two inner pieces (which will appear as #2 and #3 now), and then back over the farther inner piece (#2). Keep repeating this process, first from one side and then from the other. You'll soon get the hang of holding onto so many pieces at once, especially if you practice with cords or strips of fabric first. Just remember -- ';Under two, and back over one.';