Even though there aren’t any nerves in your hair that would sense pain, there are extremely sensitive nerves underneath your hair follicles and in your scalp. When a ponytail triggers a sensation of tightness in too many of those nerves at once, a headache can result. Are high ponytails painful? Read more…
First, part your hair in half from ear to ear, then tie it up in a half-up ponytail. Use a boar-bristle brush to smooth your hair as you gather it, then position it however high you want the base of your pony to be. Once all the bumps are gone, Read more…
Double Up. Or you can double up on actual ponytails. Separate your hair into two sections, tie off the top portion, and then tie off the bottom half. The first pony will fall on top of the second pony, camouflaging it and leaving you with the illusion of one fuller, Read more…
Boar bristle brushes are the one hair care tool you didn’t know you needed. They are ideal for creating sleek, laced ponytails or coiffures, as they brush and polish your hair while taming flyaways in place. What hair products do I need for a sleek ponytail? If you are looking Read more…
One of the main culprits is product buildup. Failing to properly clean and moisturize your hair can keep it from having a smooth appearance and give your locks a weighed-down feel. Other causes of flyaway hair include chemical damage, dry strands, split ends, hair breakage, static, and humidity. How do Read more…
“All you do is split the hair into two, and pull the top half up into a high ponytail, and secure with your elastic. “You then split the underneath into two, and pull it on top of the previous ponytail. How do you do a Kim Kardashian ponytail? All you Read more…
A slicked-back ponytail with tons of volume and texture is just like a mullet: business in the front, party in the back. You can achieve this in one of two ways—try a clip-in ponytail that has the same look, or curl your hair in tons of tiny ringlets using a Read more…
But regardless of color, there is no age limit to wearing a ponytail. If you’re an older woman who’s been reluctant to put your glorious hair in a ponytail — either because it’s grey, white or someone said you were “too old,” just DO it anyways! Does a ponytail make Read more…
If you have long hair, create a high ponytail on the top of your head and form a large chignon, whilst slicking back the sides. The contrast between your voluminous top-knot and sleek sides will make you appear taller instantly‘. It’s much simpler for women with short hair to create Read more…
A high ponytail is one that sits near the top or crown of your head. How high up should ponytail be? Well, the lower the better. “A low ponytail is going to be the least stressful because you don’t have the gravity of the hair pulling down,” says hairstylist Mark Read more…