Senior Portraits Hair Help!

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Brittany P.

Jul 30, 2013

Brittany P.

Hey everyone! In a few days, I'm having my senior drape picture done and I was hoping for some hair style advice! I'm very good at braiding, if that helps. I have shoulder blade length hair and it's naturally curly. Any ideas or tips would be very appreciated!
(Also, on a side note: I need to think of a necklace to wear during it, so if you've got any ideas on that too, it'd be awesome. :)

Vittoria C.

Jul 30, 2013

Vittoria C.

I would keep most of it down for a senior photo because having any buns or updos are tricky to show well. If you are good at braiding maybe French braid a section closer to your face to frame it, or pull it to one side. Are you looking to leave your hair natural or straighten it? Both would look so pretty with something simple like a braided section.

Brittany P.

Jul 30, 2013

Brittany P.

I like the French braiding idea. Maybe even some kind of braided half up? I'm not exactly sure if I'm going to straighten it or go natural. My hair has been nice to me lately, so I may just take a shot and go natural!

Krystal B.

Jul 30, 2013

Krystal B.

Maybe French braid the top in two braids and leave the bottom natural? :-)

Brittany P.

Jul 30, 2013

Brittany P.

That sounds pretty too!! :)

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