You ended up doing an all nighter, and over slept. Now, you have like thirty minutes to get to class. Looking in that mirror you realize that half-crazy hair isn’t going to cut it. We took the time to gather 10 east hairstyles for the busy college girl, so you wouldn’t have to.
Step 1: Brush out the hair knots of last night, and then apply small amount of hair spray.
Step 2: Gather up the hair into a loose ponytail.
Step 3: Begin to curl the end pieces in the ponytail.
Step 4: Take out the elastic, and enjoy those flawless curls.
Step 1: Part your hair, dividing the top half from the bottom at about your eye level.
Step 2: Hold the top half of your hair in a ponytail at the bottom of your crown and wrap the elastic.
Step 3: Create another loop with the left over elastic you have. This will give you a nice clean knot on top.
Step 1: Twist back a small section of hair from one side of your head and pin it in the middle of your head.
Step 2: Twist back a small section from the other side of your head, tuck it behind the first twisted section. Pin it in the middle of your head.
Step 1: Get a section of hair from both sides of your head in line with your temples and put the sections into a small pony in the back. Begin braiding the pony down to the ends of your hair.
Step 2: Tug at the section of the braid loosening it up, the over top edges will help to create the desired flower petal look.
Step 3: Spin the braid around into a bun and pin it until its secure on the head.
Step 1: Take the ponytail and divide it into two sections
Step 2: Begin to twist one section and wrap the other to create the look you want.
Step 3: Look good in that morning rush.
Step 1: Gather all your hair to one side of your neck.
Step 2: Part the hair into three sections and begin to pull one strand over the other until the braid is created.
Step 3: To create more volume in the braid take one hand to hold the braid to the neck, and begin pushing up on the roots with the other.
Step 1: Gather the hair into a high ponytail and begin to tie the elastic around the hair. Do one simple loop of the hair.
Step 2: Take the left over hair and wrap it around the tie. Secure it with a bobby pin close to your hair color.
Step 3: Pull out a few strands to give it that messy finish.
Step 1: Parting your hair into your desired part, begin to take pieces from one side of the head and braid them back into a simple braid.
Step 2: Leave about half the hair unfinished to flow into the rest of the free hair. Pin back the braided section with a bobby pin.
Step 1: Brush back your hair until all of it is gathered on the crown of your head.
Step 2: Secure the hair with an elastic before taking two bobby pins and placing them behind the elastic to push up the pony tail.
Step 1: Place the middle section of the scarf on your hair.
Step 2: Take both the right and left ends of the scarf and wrap them past each other in front of your head.
Step 3: Bring those pieces to the back of the head, and knot them together. Creating the desired effect.
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