The Side Ponytail Is Back! According to Urban Dictionary, the side ponytail was a pretty awesome hairstyle that was popular with girls in the late 1960s and again in the mid-1980s. When was a side ponytail popular? In the 1980’s, big pop stars like Debbie Gibson, Madonna and Cyndi Lauper Read more…
Traction alopecia is hair loss that’s caused by repeatedly pulling on your hair. You can develop this condition if you often wear your hair in a tight ponytail, bun, or braids, especially if you use chemicals or heat on your hair. Traction alopecia can be reversed if you stop pulling Read more…
Queue. ‘Queue‘ was the commonly used word for the style by soldiers until the 20th century. What did a ponytail used to be called? At that time, it was commonly known as queue, the French word for “tail”. The queue lost favor amongst civilians, but continued as the mandatory hairstyle Read more…
It takes approximately 6-9 months for hair to grow out into a bob; you’ll have to wait up to 15 months before you can tie it up into a proper ponytail (i.e. something that’s not just a tufty stub of hair). Does hair grow slower in a ponytail? This hair Read more…
Another helpful tip for keeping your dreads under control that you can incorporate into your bedtime routine is to tie them up in a ponytail or bun. Putting your dreadlocks in a bunch is an excellent way to get them out of the way during sleep. What can you do Read more…
warrior’s wolf tail. There are two names that are used to refer to this hairstyle: Avatar Extras called Sokka’s hairstyle a warrior’s wolf knot, but Sokka himself called it a warrior’s wolf tail. What is Katara’s hairstyle called? Katara often styled her hair to include hair loopies. Hair loopies are Read more…
The chonmage (丁髷) is a type of traditional Japanese topknot haircut worn by men. It is most commonly associated with the Edo period (1603–1867) and samurai, and in recent times with sumo wrestlers. Did Samurai have a ponytail? In ancient times, it was a common practice among men in Japan Read more…
According to the FDA Food Code, hair restraints are not required for servers. But that doesn’t mean that you should let your luscious locks flow while you work. If you have longer hair, you should pull it back or put it up, like in a ponytail or bun. Can waitresses Read more…
Most hair ties crease and dent your hair; then, leave you with funky looking hair after taking it down after a workout or out from your messy bun. Whereas scrunchies are much more forgiving and made out of fabric, which prevents breakage and is less damaging to your hair strands. Read more…
What hair ties are best for your hair? Scünci No Slip Elastic Hair Bands. $5 for 16. $5 for 16. Invisibobble Traceless Hair Ring. $5. $5. Gimme Bands No-Break Thick Hair Ties. $12. Slip Silk Scrunchies. $39. Snappee No-Crease Snap-Off Hair Ties. $22. BinaryABC Ponytail Hooks Holder Bungee Bands. $7 Read more…