Half-up Hairstyle Perfect for Summer
Here, I’m going to show you a super cute half-up braided hairstyle that is perfect for summer.
I’m going to be styling this look on a model head. It’s so easy to do. Let’s jump on in!
Tools and materials:
- Slide-on clips
- Hair elastic
- Hairbrush
1. Create first braid
First, part your hair down the center, then take a small section of hair next to the center parting and braid it.
2. Pin braid down
Bring the braid to the back of your head, as shown, and secure it in place with a decorative slide-on clip.
3. Braid second section
Proceed to braid the second section of your hair on the other side of your parting.
4. Pin braid down
Pin the braid back just as you did the first one.
5. Tie half ponytail
Brush your hair back and tie it into a half ponytail.
Half-up hairstyle perfect for summer
Here is the finished look. I love the two braids running parallel to one another that are secured with two gorgeous flower hair clips.
If you’re looking for a stylish half-up half-down hairstyle for the summer, I hope you’ll give this look a try.
For more hair inspiration, check out How to Braid a Scarf Into Your Hair.
Next, check out my post on How to Use a Banana Clip to Get the Look of a Bun.
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Don't know if you've tried this one - part hair as if going to di a half up half down style. Secure bottom half then French braid the top half all the way and secure with elastic. Now, bend forward and French braid the bottom half starting at the base of your neck and work the French braid to meet the top braid. Then carefully pull the two braids together and secure with an elastic. Here's where you have options - once the re braids meet and are secure 1. you can loosen the braids so you have a ponytail 2. Leave the two parts braided and just let then hang 3. Make a bun 4. Brush out the two pieces then make multiple thin braids each secured witheir own tiny elastic, etc. Amway for a keener eye they will see that you've actually got two french braids going in opposite directions. Hair spray it and it will stay very neat and tidy. Seems time consuming but it really isn't. I