5 Party Hairstyle Ideas That Are Beginner-Friendly & Easy To Recreate

Do you usually skip styling your hair because you just aren’t cut out for that kind of thing? We feel you. Hairstylists exist for a reason and their absence is felt whenever there’s a party coming up and there’s no one to style your hair. Not all of us can access a salon on a whim either. Because sometimes availability and resources just don’t allow for it. But, that’s okay! When in times of need, you can mask the absence of your favourite hair maestro by taking matters into your own hands and slaying hard. This party season, we bring to you the chicest hairstyles to get your groove on and they are super beginner friendly. Check them out!

5 Beginner-Friendly Party Hairstyle Ideas To Try This Season

Full Of Grace

You can wear your hair down and look polished AF by taking cues from Nina Dobrev’s elegant hairstyle. Post your hair wash routine, apply serum to damp hair, create a centre parting, and blow dry smooth. Tong your locks with a curling iron and spritz on hairspray. Break the curls with a paddle brush. Tuck your hair on either side behind your ears. Use bobby pins to secure the tucked bits behind your ears; this simple pin hack will keep the hair off your face and have you looking put together at all times.

Textured Gloss

This party hairstyle is as simple as it gets. When you don’t have time for a hair wash but need to look like a million bucks, dampen your locks with a water spray and work in a hair gel like Ananya Panday. You can mix a pea-sized amount of serum with a dollop of gel cream leave-in styling conditioner as well and scrunch it into your hair to boost texture and add shine. Run a wide-toothed comb to push your hair back or to the sides, whatever you like. As you can see the results are stunning.

’50s Glamour

Ariana Grande’s sleek half-up hairstyle is easier than you think to recreate. You will need a curling iron, hair brush, leave-in cream, and an elastic band to style this look and it’s worth it. After washing your hair and blow-drying it, create large curls only at the ends of your length with a curling iron. Now divide your hair into a top and bottom section. Brush your hair away from your face and tie the top section into a high ponytail. Brush your lengths to break the curls. Apply a leave-in cream or a gel to smooth out flyaways and frizz at the top with the help of a boar bristle brush.

Distressed Pony

When in doubt, try Kiara Advani’s textured low ponytail. It only takes a few minutes to recreate and it can be done on unwashed hair as well. Work in a dry shampoo on your roots to freshen up your scalp and boost volume. Create a centre parting. Warm up some serum between your palms and begin to finger-curl your hair randomly at the front to smooth out frizz if any. Secure your hair in a low ponytail with an elastic band and wrap and pin a section of hair around the band to conceal it. Spritz texturising spray on the length of the ponytail.

’90s Supermodel

Who doesn’t want hair like a ’90s supermodel? It was and still is the peak hairstyle aesthetic. Hailey Bieber makes a case for that coveted ’90s updo and it gives us cures to recreate it like a pro. Wash your locks with a nourishing shampoo and conditioner and follow up with a hair serum. Detangle your hair and blow dry it smooth after which you can create a centre parting. Leave out two tendrils of hair on either side of the parting and brush the rest of your hair back. Twist and set up your hair in a bun with a claw clip or a stylish party hair accessory like a barrette or statement U-pin. Apply a little bit of leave-in cream to the face-framing tendrils to polish the hairstyle.