We all have days where the last thing we want to do is spent 30 minutes messing around with our hair trying to get it to look decent. Worse still are the mornings, when we don't have time to wash our hair but it's looking a little greasy. Well worry no longer! Here are 25 hairstyling hacks you can use to make sure you never have to have a bad hair day ever again!
1. If You're In A Rush Or Your Hair Takes Ages To Dry, Give It A Half Wash.
Most of the oil that we refer to as grease in our hair is in the ends, but oils that make our hair look voluminous and lustrous is at the roots. So instead of washing all of your hair, focus on the ends to create a clean but natural looking style.
2. Next Time You're In The Sauna, Make Sure You Have A Hair Mask On.
The heat created in the sauna will help nutrients sink into your hair and give it a thorough conditioning. You could even try one of these great homemade masks by peekandponder!
3. Unwashed Hair? Try This Braid.
If you want to look like you've put in some effort but you don't have the time to wash your hair then this is a perfect style to try out. All you need to do is spray a little hairspray on the braid and you're good to go.
After splitting and knotting the hair, simply secure it with bobby pins! This is a pretty hairstyle that only takes minutes.
4. The Messy Knot.
After splitting and knotting the hair, simply secure it with bobby pins! This is a pretty hairstyle that only takes minutes.
5. The Half Tuck And Cover.
Not only have you gone to the effort of putting in a headband, you've combined it with an up-do. Genius!
6. Get The Rollers Out!
Never have flat hair again! All you need is some time and some rollers and you'll have lovely, lustrous hair!
7. How To Keep Your Fringe In Check.
This trick is not only easy to do, but also espeacially great if you're growing our your fringe.
8. If All Else Fails, Try A Turban.
It may look difficult but it's actually not that hard! And no one will even notice that your hair is not combed.
9. Did You Know A Hands-Free Hairdryer Exists?
This creativ hairdryer may look like a reversed vacuum cleaner but it's great for when you're really running out of time.
10. Use A Butterfly Clip To Create A Fuller Ponytail.
Your ponytail will never look flat and thin again! Get the full how-to here!
11. Instant Up-Do.
All you need is an elastic headband! Get the full instructions on this easy trick here.
12. Use This Stuff!
Avaliable from Sephora, Living Proof is a styling agent, conditioner, heat buffer and UV protector.
13. Quick Curls.
I know, this looks like a dream come true. But really, it's that easy!
14. The Twisty Bun.
For hair that is easy to control and manage, this is as easy as it gets! You will never look cuter!
15. Boar Bristle Brushes.
Forget expensive and time consuming air treatments, these brushes will pull oils from your scalp into your hair and create instant shine.
16. Use Two Hair Bands To Create A Bouncier Pony Tail.
There's a whole video tutorial that'll teach you how to do this and you'll need nothing but two simple hairbands and a comb.
17. The Perfect Messy Bun.
Messy Buns are in vogue right now. If you want to make yours perfect, follow these three steps here.
18. Spin Pins.
Spin Pins will keep any bun in place when used properly. Get the know how!
19. Professional-Looking Hair In Minutes.
I know, this hairstyle looks like it took hours, but it's actually really easy. You don't even need bobby pins!
20. No More Fly Aways.
Never look all frizzy again with this simple trick.Obviously, don't use your toothbrush.
21. 20 Second Transformation.
With this hairstyle you will look chic in a minute. Half, knot, twist, pin!
22. Put Dry Shampoo On The Night Before.
This gives the dry shampoo time to work it's way into the hair instead of just sitting on top.
23. No Bands, Pins Or Clips Needed.
All you need to do is twist! Here's a tutorial.
24. Use Pins To Pop Your Pony Tail.
Just two bobby pins and bam! You have a huge pony tail!
25. Hot Air Brush.
This is a 2-in-1 hairdryer and curler which makes life so much easier! Available here.
