Christmas time is here, and with it comes a schedule jam-packed with joyous get-togethers and events. There are plenty of opportunities to flaunt your amazing hair and Christmas spirit, from business parties to get-togethers with friends and family.
21 Christmas hairstyles for women.
1. Twist Ponytail:
It really is a ponytail with a twist! Making this simple, airy change won’t take more than a few minutes. However, it has a little more style than a simple ponytail thanks to the twisted knot used to gather the hair at the nape of the neck. Additionally, it’s adaptable enough to wear to a sophisticated holiday open house, gift-giving, or tree-decorating activities.
2. Half-Up Bun
A stylish long hairstyle that’s ideal for teenage females who desire a more sophisticated appearance is the half-up bun. The top portion of your hair is gathered for this look and secured into a bun. To create a more sophisticated look, add some curls or leave the rest of your hair down. This hairdo is ideal for formal occasions such as parties or weddings.
3. Fishtail Bun
The fishtail braid and the bun are two timeless hairstyles that come together beautifully in the fishtail bun. Make a fishtail braid first, then gather it into a bun to achieve this look. You’ve finished! Simply use an elastic band or bobby pins to secure it. This hairstyle is perfect for formal occasions like proms and weddings.
4. French Twist
No, we’re not referring to croissants here; rather, we’re talking about the incredibly chic look that originally gained popularity in the middle of the 20th century. Take all of your hair, twist it upward until it’s tight against the back of your head, and then tuck the ends down into the twist to create a French twist. The current version of the French twist is less polished and more loose, but it still needs to be put in place exactly. You’ll be the belle of any Christmas ball if you do both.
5. Messy Bun
A common hairstyle that’s ideal for teenage girls who prefer a more laid-back vibe is the messy bun. Gather your hair at the crown of your head and secure it with an elastic band or bobby pins to get this style. Then, to achieve a disheveled appearance, remove a few hair strands. To make it more fashionable and enjoyable, you can also add various hair accessories, such as a headband or hair clip.
6. Dutch Braid Bun
The Dutch braid bun is a gorgeous hairstyle that blends the Dutch braid with the bun, two timeless hairstyles. Start by doing a Dutch braid, then gather it into a bun to achieve this look. You’re done! Just fasten it with bobby pins or an elastic band. This hairdo is ideal for formal events like weddings and proms.
7. Wavy ponytail
You probably won’t need to put in much work to have a gorgeous wavy ponytail if you have thick, wavy hair naturally. To achieve the same result, the rest of us will have to put in some time teasing our ponytails and using products.
You can transform flat hair into fantastic hair with the help of thickening or volumizing hair spray. A few hair strands should be left out to delicately frame your face.
8. Low Bun
A timeless hairstyle that’s suitable for any occasion and simple to make is the low bun. In order to achieve this look, gather your hair around the nape of your neck and fasten it with bobby pins or an elastic band. You can style your hair with accessories to make it more fashionable or leave a few stray hairs to frame your face.
9. Braided Tiara:
You may get the charm of beautiful braids with this festive hairstyle without having to deal with the inconvenience of plaiting all of your hair and worrying about flyaways and star hairs poking out of the plait!
Gently braid the two front pieces of your hair away from your face. Then, pull them back towards the rear of your head and tie them off. This method will help you project a joyful vibe while also adding a hint of bohemian elegance!
If you’d rather not plait but still want a similar effect, try twisting the two parts backward for a lovely, carefree hairdo that provides a sophisticated yet simple substitute.
10. Voluminous Chignon:
Large chignons can be made with long hair. If buns aren’t your thing, chignons are a sophisticated substitute that holds your hair in place with just a ton of bobby pins. If you want the chignon to fan out and have a somewhat messier appearance, you can pull on it after it’s up.
11. Brushed Out Waves:
If your Christmas party’s theme is “dress to impress,” brushed-out waves and vintage Hollywood elegance are a surefire way to look great. The key is to hold the hair in place until it cools down; this look is simple to achieve with a wide-barrelled curling wand. Your curls will remain voluminous all night if you do this.
Brush-out waves look best with a side parting and the curls directed away from your face for a classic style. You could also use a glittery hair slide to comb through the thinner part of your hair and towards the rear!
12. Plaited Ponytail:
Let your inner Elsa come out with this festive haircut, which is really easy to achieve on your own and quite adaptable. There are so many different plait styles to select from, such as an easy fishtail plait or a casual Dutch braid.
You may also choose between a high and low ponytail. For an effortlessly glam appearance, we suggest taking a few face-framing strands out of the front and curling them.
Add a festive touch to your plaited ponytail by accessorizing it with exquisite clips and Christmas pins. Why not use some other glittery snowflake pins or maybe wrap the plait’s end in a festive red ribbon?
13. Side-swept Curls:
The purpose of this look is to highlight the volume in your hair. To give your hair more volume and texture, use sea salt spray. To give somebody, you can also plop your hair immediately after taking a shower.
14. Fishtail Braid:
To secure the ends of your hair without fully pulling it back, you can apply a tiny fishtail braid. In order to allow the braid to lay comfortably on your shoulder, start with a side ponytail. For a softer look, you might omit a few strands.
15. Waterfall Braid:
Waterfall braids are stunning and easier to do than they appear. To create a distinct braid across your head, simply cross your strands a few times. If you want to really bring this style out, think about getting a balayage or an ombré. This style can showcase your hair’s many colors and portions stunningly.
16. Rose Bun with Long Curls Hairstyle:
The newest looks in women’s haircuts for formal occasions can combine drama and elegance. Think of wearing your hair in a rose bun with lots of curls; this combination will not only give your hair volume but also ensure that your new look lasts until the end of the event.
17. Slicked Back:
For long hair, a sophisticated formal hairstyle is to slick your hair back. Use a texturizing spray to add volume to your hair in order to pull this off. You may also give your hair some lift by blow-drying it from the roots up. To hold everything in place when you’re ready to slick back the front of your hair, grab some mousse or wax.
18. Looped Bun:
Still in search of a simple yet sophisticated bun to try? Another easy look you can achieve at home is a loop bun. All you have to do is loop your hair, secure the end, and put it in a low ponytail.
19. Blowout:
Your hair gains instant volume and style after a blowout, which can last many days. Since a blowout can produce a wide range of hairstyles, including curls, waves, and even straight hair, the expense is well worth it.
Before scheduling a blowout appointment, look through some hair-inspiration pictures. Providing your hairstylist with a few samples will facilitate your conversation about your goals.
20. Headband Hairstyle:
Over the past few decades, headbands have experienced numerous trends. Braided, chunky, and thin headbands give a variety of looks to any ensemble. Wear a headband to complete a chic updo or wear it with your long hair down.
21. Bouncy Curls:
Curling your long hair into big, bouncy curls is a wonderful style option. Use the ponytail method to curl your hair if you’re pressed for time. After putting your hair up in a high ponytail, begin curling individual strands. By dividing the material into portions of varying sizes and curling them in different directions, you may achieve a textured appearance.
It might be time to think about getting a perm if you enjoy the way curly hair looks and find yourself curling it frequently. Getting a perm may be more expensive than curling your hair, both in terms of time and money.
