Plain and simple more often than not I hate doing my hair, it takes forever and even when I think it looks the best it has EVER looked, I see photos of myself and I am like what was I smoking!

However, I have not only come up with four hairstyles that literally take no time but actually can pull your whole look together! I am not going to waste any more of your time, below are four or my go-to hairstyles when I just don’t want my hair!

Ps, they are super simple so hopefully, the photos will give you inspiration if not I have included how to videos from beauty/hair bloggers! Just click their link to find out how!

4 Hairstyles For The Girl Who Hates Doing Her Hair That’s Not Just The Messy Bun.

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For me doing these 4 hairstyles is like second nature to me. If you are like me but just need a little refresher I have outlined a how-to but for those who need a little more guidance for the braids or the bun, I have included links to some how-tos!

1.Pulled back ponytail with a hair part.

Instructions:

Part your hair down the middle to create a straight line in the middle of your head. Brush hair down & back. Secure your hair with a ponytail in the back!

2.Braids

Video How To:

By Amalie Gabs click here! Promise one day I will get the hang of videos and share them here!

Instructions:

First, you will start by brushing your hair to smooth out any knots or tangles. This is where I like to use the Wet Brush & Leanor Greyl- Detangler
You will want to part your hair down the middle like the hairstyle above, all the way to the back of your scalp. You will an even amount of hair on both sides.
Next, you will gather your hair at top of your head on one side & divide into three sections
Cross the sections of hair then add hair to the section
You will want to repeat adding hair and crossing the sections of your hair until complete.
Lastly, you will want to secure the braid at the end with a band.

3.Side Braid

Instructions:

First, you will start by brushing your hair to smooth out any knots or tangles. This is where I like to use the Wet Brush & Leanor Greyl- Detangler
You will want to brush your hair to the side and gather your hair to one side & divide into three sections.
Cross the sections of hair then add hair to the section
You will want to repeat adding hair and crossing the sections of your hair until complete.
Lastly, you will want to secure the braid at the end with a band.

4.Half up & Half Up Messy Buns

Just as it seems in the picture, take the top part of your hair and create a bun. If my hair is super crazy, I will run my Flat Iron through the bottom of my hair.

How To: By Luxy Hair