Half-length macera in summer

Short or medium length hair. What luck, many people think. You don't have to bother with that much. The truth, however, is that if we let it dry on its own, it is very rare for short, half-length hair to stand on the street. In this respect, it is even more macular, because you have to conjure a hairstyle with a hair styler and a dryer. In summer, however, for long hair, it is actually enough to dry it in the open air. If you have a half-length hairstyle and don’t want to dry your hair in the scorching heat, here are some tips on how to swim so that your hair even looks somehow.

Lenty lent

Even shorter hair can hold the hair together at the nape of the neck, but if it’s even long enough for a bun, hold it loosely on the nape of the neck. It does not annoy damp hair, it is showy and in the meantime the hair dries well.

Bun above

The bun tied together on the scalp is a big hit, which guarantees that the neck and neck are properly ventilated. This hairstyle is also dressable and you don’t have to deal with the hairstyle at all because it is flashy.

Bun in half

An even more comfortable fit can be a half-bun, half-free hairstyle. Stitch only the top half of your hair crown into a tiny bun, let the rest hang free. You can use buckles, hair bands to attach the bun, to decorate. Not only are you comfortable, but you can stand out from others with a relaxed look.

Double bun

It gives a clownish, very loose look when you tie your split hair into two small buns. It is also well ventilated for the neck, neck and can become comfortable to wear.

Instead of a bun

If you want to let your hair go much more freely because you don’t want the hair band to pull on your hair again, but are annoyed by the lock of hair falling into your face, you can also tie it together in one or more small braids. This problem can also be solved with a thinner braid and the strands pinned to the forehead can make the wear much more pleasant.

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(Source: marmalade.co.hu | pictures: pixabay.com)