Messy Bun

(i'm not sure why my hair line looks so odd, I promise it doesn't always look like this aha)

I think this is probably my most worn hairstyle right now, i've always got it up. It's just so easy and only takes me 3 minutes to do in the mornings and people always question me on how I do it. Now it's christmas time I am constantly putting my little red sparkly bow in my hair as it looks so cute :)

Let me know if you want a more detailed post about how I do this and what products I use in my hair 

If you want to know more about where the bows from and how much it was click here which will take you to one of my previous blog posts...

Bridesmaid Hair Tutorial

1. Take a section of hair at the side of your head and start to french braid as normal.

2. As you continue to braid, twist the sections of your hair to make a letter C shape and finish braiding your hair into a singular plait and secure it with a bobble. 

3. Take your braid and twist it up into a bun and secure it using bobby pins/hair clips to make sure it doesn't fall out through out the day and you can also hairspray your hair just for that extra hold. The hairspray I use is shockwaves which you can buy it from superdrug HERE it's really not expensive at all.

I also added a few flowers around her braid as I thought it looked prettier with them, unfortunately I do not own a tiara which would have made this hairstyle look even better but oh well. 

Sorry if I didn't describe that very well ahah

Flower Crown

Curly hair is optional but I think having curly hair suits me most but obviously that doesn't apply to everyone. I picked up this flower crown at a textiles exhibition for £1 and I couldn't just leave it there but you can get these crowns pretty much anywhere anyway even when the suns not shining.