Lazy Hairstyles For Lazy Girls
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Lazy Hairstyles For Lazy Girls

Bed head and “woah, what’s up with that hair” no more.

Megan Downing
May 09, 2016
Worcester State University
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Lazy Hairstyles For Lazy Girls

Finals, finding a summer job, eating healthy, finding time to socialize – easy, right?

I mean, sure, for some people, but for most people, finding extra time to do, well, anything is getting pretty difficult.

I’m not so sure how some girls are able to pull themselves out of bed early enough in the morning to straighten, curl and work magic on their seemingly perfect hair.

For the rest of us, here are some simple hairstyles you’ll be able to master each morning before heading out to get that XL coffee and being forced to say “hello world.”


1. High Pony

Always a classic, pulling all of your hair back and up makes even the craziest bed head just a little less wild each morning.

2. Double Braids

I like to tell myself I can French braid on myself, or anyone, for that matter, but I often realize these are delusions of wanting to be a hair queen. Parting your hair into two separate parts, start at the top of your head and start braiding, pulling in a new section of hair each time a braid “set” is complete. Totally cute and sporty!

3. Clip it

A personal Monday morning go-to for my hair is using a clip to put roughly half of my hair back. Small, medium or large; black, brown, white, sparkles or not, pulling your hair back via clip is a sure fire way to keep it out of your face, so you don’t accidentally light it on fire during lab.

4. Bubble Braid

Looks complicated, sure, but a bubble braid is stylish and easy. Start by pulling your hair back into a low pony. Then, about one inch down from the ponytail holder, place another elastic around your hair. Repeat the process until all of your hair is being used as part of the bubble braid. Go to each “bubble” of your lazy do and gently pull on the sides of the bubble to make it look less stiff and more easy-going.

5. Half-up, half-down

A classic, even easy enough for the laziest girl to rock. Take a section of your hair (from the top half of your head) and pull it back into a pony tail, leaving a good amount of your hair down. Your choice: how much hair goes into the pony, high or low pony or if you’re feeling it a cute lil’ bun!

Happy napping and contributing to society.

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