Graduation Hair Ideas?!?💇💕💇

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Lisa S.

May 11, 2014

Lisa S.

So I have a lot of volume in my hair and I can't decide how to wear my hair with the cap at graduation? My hair normally looks like this, and I don't want my hair to look super flat after I take my cap and gown off, so what should I do? Any suggestions? Thanks ladies!

Caiti R.

May 11, 2014

Caiti R.

Curly it...or do a cut braid on the side

Jennifer G.

May 11, 2014

Jennifer G.

I think curling it would be a good idea! Like cute loose curls and when you take your cap off, just kinda tousle the top if your hair with your fingers to bring it back to life! If that makes sense lol? Or you could do any hairstyle you wanted to really and don't place your cap that tight on your head! I know at my graduation a lot of girls really just placed it on and used bobby pins to make it stay! That way your hair doesn't suffocate lol.

Coralys V.

May 11, 2014

Coralys V.

Wow your hair is so pretty! how do you have your hair like that with so much volume? <3 , and maybe put some hairspray to help the hair to stay like that and not flat? or teasing it? or like Jennifer said about the bobby pins ^ I really don't know but hoped I helped a little :/

Lisa S.

May 11, 2014

Lisa S.

@Coralys, thanks! And well I do tease it bht I have thick hair to begin with but my layers are super short so I don't have to do a whole lot to it. I kind of just have permanent volume lol. I'll probably curl and do some trial runs. Thanks Jennifer I didn't even think about trying bobby pins. And @ Caiti, I would do braids but I'm horrible at doing them ðŸ˜ž.

Lisa S.

May 11, 2014

Lisa S.

But**

Coralys V.

May 11, 2014

Coralys V.

You're welcome <3, oooh you are lucky! lol my hair is very thin and very flat lol, and I think that is going to be perfect I'm thinking of doing curls too but I'm not sure :$

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