Fix hair for persuasive speech.

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Banashi B.

Dec 14, 2013

Banashi B.

Ok sooo I have a problem. I have no idea how to do my hair for my speech. It's on Native American mascots and I was thinking of pinning my bags back like doing a twist and then just pinning. But after a while I thought maybe it should be something more elaborate. I have long straight dark hair with a few fading red streaks and a lighter brown around the ends of my hair. (I'll add a picture for the red color) I still want to have my hair down but maybe a loose curl? Please all comments will help, THANKS! 😁

Betsy N.

Dec 14, 2013

Betsy N.

Yea I think something along the lines of this would look good you can still pull it of even if you hair is shorter.

Selena P.

Dec 14, 2013

Selena P.

How about this hair style.

Elizabeth C.

Dec 15, 2013

Elizabeth C.

Is it for academic competition? if so, it needs to look professional, like a simple bun. they're not looking at how nicely done your hair is, but how you present yourself and your speech :)

Banashi B.

Dec 15, 2013

Banashi B.

Nope just a speech presentation for a class. And Selena p. I love that!

Hannah M.

Dec 15, 2013

Hannah M.

You hair is beautiful! Just saying lol but anyways whatever you decide to do make sure you don't make it so that while your presenting your going to start playing with it that's a sign of nervousness and looks really unprofessional

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