When I put on a pony like this I feel immediately younger-as though it were a kind of contact with that light side of us which we lose in cold weather. Is not that of the magic of winter hair? That such a mundane adjustment as bangs can transform your entire energy.
Sleek Low Ponytail
There is a minimum of chic in this hairstyle. The low ponytail is slicked, flattened, and held in place by one of the strands of hair circling the bottom to give that clean, no frills look. It is ideal in work environments, yet it is also very impressive with a statement coat or chunky knit.
I will always prepare smooth fashions using the Corrale straightener by Dyson- it does not fry. To complete the task, I usually put a drop of serum such as Redken Frizz Dismiss to fix everything, particularly in dry winter when the hair picks up.
This style personally is the confidence in a bottle- there is no volume or waves required to make it be heard. It is silent strength, and perhaps that is why I turn to it when I need an energy boost.
Classic Crown Braid
The most classic protection winter style is the crown braid. It stores strands in a well-organized manner and, at the same time, displays gorgeous texture. It is a woven silhouette that can be used with curly hair, waves, or straight hair- it is versatile and has a gentle romantic touch.
I believe that it is amazing that the ends of the braids are covered so they are not subjected to friction particularly when wearing a hat or headband. That is why they are recommended by stylists as winter accessories they are protective and fashionable. I would apply a small amount of SheaMoisture Coconut and Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie to keep the strands moist and outlined.
This braid reminds me of pure winter romance. It is the kind of style that I would dream of wearing to a snowy evening out to a wedding or a holiday party- it is not only functional but also very pleasing to the eyes.
Messy Bun with Knitted Headband
A matted bun with a knitted headband is all that is needed to declare oneself winter-ready. It is adorable, it is convenient and it keeps your ears warm without losing the style. The bun is high and loose and the knitted detail is a warm touch, ideal in snowy mornings.
Messy buns always seem better when sprayed with a bit of texturizing spray, such as the Amika Un.Done Volume Spray. It provides the medium hair with a body and makes the hair not slip flat under the winter clothes.
This style seems to me to be a part of that nonchalant style, wrapped up in knits, cheeks flushed with the cold, but hair still styled. And is it not winter hair that is supposed to be?
Bubble Braid with Volume
The bubble braid is an option that is so playful during winter. All the sectioned ties provide motion and form, transforming long strands into a playful, voluminous cascade. It suits very well with long and medium hair, and is an excellent option when you need something changeable but simple.
I would apply some clear elastics with a little lightweight oil, such as Verb Ghost Oil, to ensure that the sections are smooth but they puff evenly. It does not frizz and instead makes the braid appear smooth rather than unkempt.
Personally, bubble braids are the source of winter inspo whenever I want to have some fun in my hair. They are carefree and out of place, a perfect point of discussion when you are in big sweaters.
Braided Pony with Ribbon Details
This is the hairstyle that combines winter loveliness with sweetness. A careless braid with satin bows is both romantic and young. The ribbons provide the contrast of color on dark hair and thick sweaters, which makes it cute and aesthetic simultaneously.
I use the Briogeo Farewell Frizz Rosarco Milk Leave-In to maintain the braids in a dry season. It moisturizes without making hair heavy, which is essential to soft woven appearance.
On a personal level, I adore the fact that this braid reminds me of a holiday tradition, it is easy yet has that classy twist with the use of ribbons. It is sometimes a little thing that can alter the entire narrative of a haircut.
Curly Braid with Loose Texture
It is impossible to deny the beauty of curly hair, twisted into a gentle braid. The curls are framing the face, and the braid is pulling them together to provide a protective finish. It is romantic, friendly and a great winter solution when you are wanting your curls to be tamed yet alive.
Curly stylist Vernon François is always reminding us: hydration is everything. I would say the same thing- a curl cream such as DevaCurl SuperCream would make spirals bouncy and defined within the braid.
In my case, it is a practical and romantic style. It is a cute motivation to all curlers who do not want to be movement-less in their braid.
Side Braid with Waves
This side braid combined with smooth and shiny waves is the meaning of elegant inspo. It is sleek and casual with a vintage femininity that is practical in winter dinners and everyday wear. The braid is twisted into the pony in a manner that provides some structure to the braid and the waves are used to make the appearance soft.
