Are you looking for a way to style your hair with the use of only a ponytail in a popular Updo style of hair? Consider making a high ponytail, leaving the front portion of the hair out of the ponytail and taking the hair that is in the ponytail, pulling the hair  through the ponytail and creating a braid with a quarter of the hair in the ponytail. Once you have created a braid with a portion of the ponytail hair, wrap this braid around the ponytail, which is going to be used to disguise the ponytail elastic that has been used to contain the hair. Next, take the hair in the front and create a brand with this hair, pulling it to one side. If the hair is long enough, secure this braid from the front of the hair, to the ponytail, or secure the braid behind the ear.

Side ponytails that are created with curls or other waves within the hair are a great way to create a ponytail style. Consider taking a braid from the front section of the hair to secure any loose ends and then secure this through the ponytail. These are both great ways to create easy up dos with ponytails.Similar Posts:

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When it comes to prom, this sophisticated and coiffed style is sure to turn heads. With the detailing that is evident through the back of the hairstyle, there are many options available when styling hair in this manner. Here are some instructions that can help you to create this braided hairstyle – at home!

1.    First gather all the tools that are necessary to create the style. This will include texturizing products, styling pins, finishing spray and embellishments or hair accessories if you prefer.

2.    This style is best created on hair that has some texture, rather than hair that has been completely straightened or just washed. Use texturizing products to create waves within the dry hair before starting the style.

3.    Pull the hair back to one side, and have a friend or family member create a loose French braid, from the entire section of the hair. Find a friend that knows how to create the loose French braid, or search for instructions on the internet that can help you to create the style.

4.    While styling the hair, pull the braid to one side and ensure that the braid is kept loose and stylish. The braid should include the entire back and side portions of the hair. The front portions of the hair can be pulled towards the front and clipped, as this will be styled later.

5.    Creating texture and waves within the hair with the use of a curling iron can be helpful and after creating these curls within the hair, they can be pinned into the braid to become a part of the back detailing of this hairstyle.

6.    To finish the braid and avoid the loose ends, pin the end of the braid up inside of the style to one side. This can help the individual to create a style that is sophisticated and appears finished.

7.    Lastly, the hair in the front should be curled and then pulled back to be tucked into the braid. This sophisticated yet simple style is an effective way to bring attention to your sense of cool collectiveness, a la Jennifer Aniston or Kate Hudson on the red carpet.

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