Table of Contents
- What You'll Need
- Step-by-Step Guide
- Tips for Perfecting Your 50's Style Updo
- FAQ
- Hair Care for Your Updo
What You'll Need
To start, gather the following items:- Bobby pins
- Hairspray
- Teasing comb
- Brush
- Hair elastic
- Hair scarf or headband (optional)
Step-by-Step Guide
Follow these steps to achieve a 50's style updo:Step 1: Prep Your Hair
Start by washing your hair and blow-drying it with a round brush to create volume. Divide your hair into three sections: the top, middle, and bottom. Secure each section with a hair elastic.Step 2: Tease Your Hair
Using a teasing comb, tease the middle section of your hair to create volume. Spray hairspray on the teased section to hold the volume in place.Step 3: Pin the Middle Section
Take the middle section of your hair and twist it into a bun. Secure it with bobby pins. Make sure to leave some hair out to create a 50's style fringe.Step 4: Pin the Bottom Section
Take the bottom section of your hair and twist it into a bun. Secure it with bobby pins.Step 5: Pin the Top Section
Take the top section of your hair and smooth it down. Twist it into a bun and secure it with bobby pins.Step 6: Create Your Fringe
Using a brush, smooth out the hair you left out in the middle section. Brush it forward and to the side to create a fringe. Secure it with bobby pins.Step 7: Add a Scarf or Headband (Optional)
To complete the 50's style look, tie a hair scarf or headband around your head. Place it on top of your fringe and tie it in a knot at the back.Tips for Perfecting Your 50's Style Updo
Here are some tips to make sure your 50's style updo looks perfect:- Use hairspray to hold your hairstyle in place.
- Tease your hair to create volume and texture.
- Smooth out any frizz or flyaway hairs with a brush or hairspray.
- Experiment with different hair scarf or headband styles to match your outfit.
FAQ
How do I make sure my updo lasts all day?
Use plenty of hairspray to hold your hairstyle in place. You can also try using bobby pins with a stronger hold to secure your hair.Can I do a 50's style updo on short hair?
Yes, you can! Instead of twisting your hair into buns, try creating pin curls or using a curling iron to create volume.How can I add some color to my 50's style updo?
You can add a pop of color by using a hair scarf or headband with a bright or bold pattern.Hair Care for Your Updo
To keep your 50's style updo looking great, follow these hair care tips:- Avoid using too much heat on your hair to prevent damage.
- Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner to keep your hair healthy.
- Apply a leave-in conditioner to keep your hair moisturized.
- Avoid touching your hair too much to prevent frizz and flyaways.
