13 Gorgeous Hair Tutorials You Need To Try (Super Easy!)

The internet is full of some great ideas for how girls can do their hair. Some are beautiful but take hours of time and effort, and others are nothing new or exciting at all. Lucky for you, we've compiled the easiest and cutest hair tutorials around for you to try out.

Unique Updo

This super simple updo is an easy and unique way to get a fancier look for date nights or events. Make a few large loops in the back of your hair, then pull the loops into small 8-shaped designs. Tease these little loops and pin them down.

Throwback Beehive

Thanks to “Mad Men,” the ’60s are cool again, and this hairstyle is the perfect match for any vintage outfit. Take three strands of hair from the top of your head, spray them with hairspray, and back-comb it. Next, wrap a loofa in a piece of fabric that matches your hair color and place it under the strands. Cover the loofa with your hair and then pull back strands from the front sides.

Bow Braid

This pretty twist on a classic braid is sure to get noticed. Simply make a french braid anywhere you like, and spritz the a section of hair just behind the braid with water. Stick a hairpin through a section of the braid, and then create a loop with a smll section of hair and put it through the same hairpin. Repeat this process as often as you like.

Bohemian Festival Knot

Create a fishtail braid on each side of your head, and then tie them in a knot in the back of your head. Then tie a second knot and remove the elastics from the braids.

High Braided Crown

Braided crowns are all the rage, and this heightened twist on the look is a great way to make it your own. Start a Dutch braid behind your right ear towards the top of your head, and move it forward in a curve above your face towards your left ear. Once you’ve made about 3/4ths of the circle, end with a regular braid tied with elastic. Pull the braid and pin it to where you first began to make the complete circle.

Criss-Cross Ponytail

Add some uniqueness to a basic ponytail in just a few easy steps! Make your ponytail like normal, except leave out a section on both the right and left sides. Alternate taking the top strand of hair from each side section and pinning them back to the opposite side of your ponytail.

Bun With Side Bow

This unique hairstyle is just so incredibly cute. Put your hair into a high ponytail, and then twist it into a half bun. Twist the rest of the hair into a small bow on the side of the bun.

Fishtail Headband

For a super easy headband hairstyle, braid a long strand of hair from each side into fishtails. Cross the fishtails over each other in the back of your head and pin them down.

Fabric-Infused Maiden Braid

For a fun twist on a classic maiden braid, just add a scarf or other piece of thin fabric! Start with the fabric hanging evenly from your neck and your hair in two sections, then begin braiding up one side with two sections of hair and the fabric as the third section. Do the same on the other side and you’ll end up with the two ends of fabric meeting at the top of your head. Tie them into a bow and you’re all set!

Chain Braid

For a one-of-a-kind braid that really stands out, give your hair its own chain links. Begin by tying a strand of hair into a knot, then pick up small strands on both sides of the knot and tie that into a knot, adding it to your strands as you would a french braid. Continue for as long as you wish and pin it down at the end.

Triple Braided Bun

Separate your hair into three sections, and braid the middle section. Tie the braid into a knot and secure it with a bobby pin. Braid one of the side strands and tie it into a knot right next to the first one and pin it down, then do the same for the final strand.

Braid And Bun

A big braid and bun is a look that will work for any situation. Start by braiding your hair from the center down to one side of your head behind the ear, and gently pull the braids out to make them bigger once in place. Now, make a ponytail and wrap a foam donut around it. Tease the ponytail and then tuck it into the donut so it doesn’t show, and then wrap your braid under it and pin it down.

Double Waterfall Twist

Begin by separating a strand of hair into two sections, and then twist the bottom section over the top one. Now, take a new section of hair from above and lay it over the strand you just put on top. Now bring the original strand that’s on the bottom now and twist it over the piece you just laid down. Continue this process by continuing to cascade new strands from above between the two original strands. Repeat the process a few inches below the braid, using the same cascading pieces again.