This week I'm showing you my favorite ways to wear the floral pin I created with the DIY: Floral Pin Tutorial.
Today's tutorial shows you how to style the pin in an embellished side pony.
HERE'S THE HOW TO:
1. Create a floral hair clip using the DIY: Floral Hair Clip tutorial.
2. Pull your hair into a side ponytail.
3. Topsy-turvy your ponytail 1980s style by splitting your hair above the hair elastic and pulling the ponytail down and through the part you created. This creates the pretty twisted effect on each side of the ponytail.
Not a child of the 80's? Click this link for a topsy turvy tutorial. (Although, if enough of you click the link, I'm gonna start to feel old.... ha!) ;)
4. Clip the floral hair clip you created to the side of the topsy-turveyed ponytail closest to your face. And viola! Such a pretty and simple hairstyle.
If you liked this tutorial, you'll also enjoy the other ones I've covered this week. Check them out here:
Be sure to stop by tomorrow for my next tutorial. See you then! :)
I'm a child of the 80's too:) Your side pony tail is very pretty. I really should try a few different styles with my hair I can be a little bit boring sometimes but not my girls they love to style their hair:)
ReplyDeleteYeah! Another 80s child! :)
DeleteI bet your girls would love this style. It is so simple to do and even looks pretty without the flower embellishment.
It looks absolutely gorgeous on you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Audrey! :)
DeleteSo simple- I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks girl! Can't wait to see how your corkboard DIY turns out! :)
Deleteim definitely an 80s child! the hairstyles you do with your floral hairclip are always so pretty! you're very creative! <3 :-)
ReplyDeleteWhooo hoooo! Another 80s child! Join the group! :)
DeleteGlad you like the post!
Love side ponytails! Wish my hair was long enough to do one. The floral hair clip is so pretty... very Anthropologie-esque!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie!
DeleteI loved the chocolate olive oil cupcakes on your blog. They are perfect because there aren't any eggs involved and I can pig out on the batter. Yum!
love the twirly, low-side pony tail! i need to pay more attention to details....either my hair is straight and down, or wadded up in a bun ha!
ReplyDeleteThe 'bun wad' is certianly a no fail way to manage those locks on a hot day for sure!
DeleteAlso, I'm wondering, what does Salvie do with his lovely locks to get them out of the way in summertime?!! ;)
SO pretty! And what a pretty flower clip. Would love to try this DIY out sometime :)
ReplyDeleteYou look so, so lovely :)
xoxo
Hi Natasha! I'd love to see your version if you get a chance to try this DIY. :)
DeleteYou are pretty and I loved hair style. Following you now :) Can you drop some love at my place too by following back? Xo Xo
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Glad you like the style. It's just a simple twist on the standard ponytail.
DeleteI love your hairstyles! This one looks great as usually. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara! I hope your internship is going well. :)
DeleteI remember the topsy turvy!!! I love the simplicity of this style.
ReplyDelete*Erin
Such a classic, the topsy turvy... lol!
Deleteincredible look honey, i love this flowers!
ReplyDeletexx
Thanks so much!
DeleteHi Erica, thanks for stopping by my blog. I am loving these hair style posts. My hairs is long and I usually just plait it or put it in a ponytail, but your posts are inspiring me to make more effort! I especially like the hairband.
ReplyDeleteThe hairband is a great way to get your hair off your face in a pretty way. I hope you give it a try! :)
DeleteThat is so cute! I love the side ponytail, but I've never done something like that! I might have to give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteThe side ponytail is fun because it's just a little different than your standard ponytail
DeleteI am going to try!! very elegant:)
ReplyDeleteFollowing you babe:)
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Glad to hear you're gonna try it! Let me know how it works for you. :)
DeleteOkay all your tutorials are amazing! I need to get myself some flowers asap...
ReplyDeleteYou must get some flowers, and then put them in your hair... ;)
DeleteThis is such a pretty and simple tutorial, i'll try it this weekend.
ReplyDeleteOooooOOOoOoo! I'd love to see how it turns out girl! :)
DeleteThis is cute! Of course can't do this until I grow my hair again:p
ReplyDeleteSo true, you did just get a fabulous haircut!
DeleteI'm sure there are fun ways you could style the flower in shorter hair too. Let me know if you give it a try...
You are a very charming. Floral decoration is wonderful also.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I've had a lot of fun playing with ways to style the flower :)
DeleteI love all your photographs! This works beautifully in your hair :)
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks for the compliment on the photos. That means a lot coming from the talented photographer you are. :)
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