Quick & Easy Hairstyles for Fall
Off-Duty Ballet Dancer
Elastic headbands are back! The name of the game with these bands is simplicity. Wear a solid-colored elastic headband with curls pulled into a loose bun or ponytail for an off-duty ballet dancer look. Or, go for a ‘90s vibe with an elastic headband and a pin-straight blowout. Make sure to arrange the band so it’s tucked over the tops of your ears to prevent elf ears. To avoid frizz and lock moisture into curly and wavy hair types, use our Custom Styling Gel before creating this style.
Romantic Ribbon
You can use any kind of ribbon to tie your own hair bow—or buy a bow clip for an even easier style. We love the European fall vibes that a bow clip and a cozy sweater give. Try wearing a bow or bow clip with a half-up style, ponytail, braid, or even around a loose bun with the ends of the ribbon trailing down your neck.
Sculptural Headwrap
Headwraps and turbans are statement hair accessories with protective benefits. Whether you’re hoisting a slicked pony into a neutral headwrap like healthy hair enthusiast CeCe Natural or tucking braids into a turban, you’ll be shielding your strands from the elements and looking cute while doing it. For extra nourishment, use our Custom Curl Cream on ends and slick your style back with our Custom Styling Gel, which delivers soft, medium, or strong hold depending on your personalized formula.
Face-Framing Blowout
While bouncy ‘70s blowouts aren’t going anywhere for fall, there’s also a resurgence of the face-framing ‘90s blowout. And here’s the best news: A face-framing blowout doesn’t require a curling iron or rollers, which means less heat damage for your hair. To get this look in a minute, start with air-dried or next-day hair and only style the front parts with a round brush and a blow-dryer. To tame flyaways and add shine, rub a couple drops of our Custom Hair Oil between your palms and smooth wherever needs smoothing.
French Claw Clip Twist
This is one of the easiest, chicest hairstyles to keep long hair from getting knotted during scarf and coat season. You can probably do this in 20 seconds: Just pull hair into a ponytail at the nape of the neck, twist hair up, tuck the excess into the twist, and secure with a claw clip. Leave out a few face-framing layers and give them a quick curl with a round brush and a blow-dryer if you have an extra minute to spare.
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