Don’t lose your marbles just yet, but I’m back! How are you feeling this 2012? I can’t believe the month is already half way over! We took a fun little vacay and did a bunch of outdoor activities (hiking, fishing, camp-firing and more) I took tons of pictures which you’ll probably see here. And most of all we had a wonderful holiday season. I’m back and ready to blog with passion! I’ve got another unexpected trip this next weekend which will lead to some fun posts:
- packing it all in a carry on
- winter wedding wear
- easy travel wear
and maybe more…but for now let’s talk about hair.
I’ve been growing out my hair (lengthwise and colorwise) for a year now. It’s gotten extremely long! (pictures to follow soon) and I’m having a hard time figuring out what to do with it. huh? what? My favorite way to wear it is curled, but I’m too lazy lately. I’ve been pulling it back and blowdrying it quite a bit. 1/2 up and down, middle part with pinned back bangs, and pony tails have been my go to’s.
That’s why I’ve been on the search for different, cute, and sleek styles that I’m not bored of yet!
THE SOCK BUN

Made In Pretoria has THE best visual tutorial!!
Overview: Take a sock, cut off the toe. Roll sock into a round doughnut looking thing. Make a high ponytail on your head. Pull end of pony through the middle of sock doughnut. Wrap end of pony around doughnut. Roll pony and doughnut down toward head. Slightly pull hair around doughnut to hide sock.
THE LOOP

This one comes from Penny Pincher Fashion (picture too!)
Overview: Pull your hair into a low pony. Take out a small section at the very bottom of the pony (This will be used later.) Start to tie up pony with an elastic. On the last pull through, only pull it half way. Leave it in the loop form. Take the small loose section and wrap around elastic. Bobby pin the spare hair underneath.
THE BUBBLE PONYTAIL

Jessica Harlow has a video of it too!
Overview: Tease top of hair. Pull into a pony in the middle of head. Pull out hair near the face. Use clear elastics (3 to 4) to wrap sections to form “bubbles”.