I'll show you 10 adorable hairstyles and 10 DIY hair accessories. These are perfect for

school because they are super easy and quick to make, they keep your hair out of your face

and they look absolutely stunning!

Hey loves! I'm super excited about today's video, because it's about something that I've

never done before and I love trying out new things. So today we're going to be fixing

up our hair. I'm going to show you 10 beautiful hairstyles and since my love for DIY runs

deep, I'm also including 10 epic DIY hair accessories. The hairstyles that I'm about

to show you are so pretty and they are perfect for school because they are literally done

in no time. You can make them on your way to school or even when you get there, because

these are just like "bam" perfect hair. I hope that you guys are excited and let's dive

in!  

First let's make this cute wired headband! We're gonna need some fabric, wire, pliers,

scissors and a glue gun. Start by cutting 30 inches long and 6 inches wide piece of

fabric. I am just using this body that I got on sale for a couple of dollars. I loved the

fabric so I took the large one and now I can make a bunch of DIYs out of it. Apply the

glue along the longer sides of your rectangle and fold the edge inside. This way we will

get beautiful, clean edges without sewing. Once that's done fold the fabric like so and

cut the shorter sides diagonally. Unfold the fabric and make that neat edge on the sides

as well. Time to take a wire, and cut a piece of the same length as your fabric. Curl the

ends with pliers to get rid of that sharp edge. All we have to do now is apply some

glue along one half of our fabric, place the wire on, and fold the fabric like that. Wait

for a few minutes so that the glue dries completely, and we are ready to rock this gorgeous wired

headband. Here I decided for a simple hairstyle with my hair down. But this headband looks

so cute with pony tails, half opdos, messy buns.. It just makes any hairstyle 100 times

more fun and cute. And when you're late for school, you can just grab it and you are out

the door. With this awesome headband you can make a great hairstyle on your way to school

or even when you arrive, because it just takes a second.

  A polished flower wrapped bun anyone? To make

the flower wrap all you need is a glue gun, string, scissors and some artificial flowers.

Place your flowers in a line like that.  Cut a 10 inch piece of string and set it aside

for a moment. Now apply some glue on the back of your flowers and quickly place the string

on. If you want you can apply another layer of glue to assure that this flower wrap will

last you many years. Voila and we are ready to put this beauty into our hair! Take an

elastic band and start making a high pony. Take a hair doughnut and pull your pony tail

through the opening. If you don’t have such doughnut you can easily make one using  a

sock. Wrap all your hair around the doughnut to cover it and secure with a few bobby pins.

Finally take your flower wrap and tie it around the bun, making a little bow at the back.

I think this hairstyle is so cute and the flowers really take it to the next level!

This one is also perfect for when you are too lazy to wash your hair because it keeps

them out of the face and looks adorbs!  

Next let's make this beautiful braided headband! You will need 3 different colors of fabric,

scissors and a hair tie. For the fabric I am going to recycle 3 old shirts. Cut about

15 inch long and 1 to 2 inch wide piece of fabric. Note that the wider the strips, the

thicker the headband you'll get. Cut the same pieces from the other two shirts. For my headband

I chose pink, yellow and minty green. I think these are my favorite colors at the moment.

I love how you can make these headbands using different patterns and materials to match

your outfits. Give the strips a nice tuck, to get rid of that freshly cut look. Take

a hair elastic and tie your fabric strands on by making a simple knot. Now it's time

to start braiding and I like to place a heavy object on one end to keep my work in place.

Anyone remember this candle from my DIY room décor? I love it so much, I don't even want

to burn it. Okay, once your braid is finished, all you have to do is tie the loose ends to

the elastic. Make the knots close together. And here it is our beautiful braided headband.

Here's an idea on how you can rock it. Take the hair at the crown and temporarily secure

it on the top of your head. Place on a headband. Take the front section of your hair and tuck

it under the headband like this. Do this on both sides. Let the hair at the crown fall

down and you have an adorable hairstyle for school. You can also use this one in a gym

with a braid or a pony tail. I love the cute little detail this headband adds to the otherwise

plain hairstyle. And what’s great is that it keeps your bangs out of your face, which

is always helpful for school.  

Next I'm gonna show you how to make your own flower hair clip. All you need is some glue,

a flower, a clip and 30 seconds of your time. This one is very straightforward: we just

need to attach the flower on to the clip. Apply some glue on the back of the flower

and place on a hair clip. Leave to dry and voila! A beautiful hair accessory that transforms

any hairstyle into a pretty and romantic masterpiece. I like to make a deep side parting and clip

it on the side where I have less hair. You can then just leave your hair down like me

or make a braid, a side pony... whatever you do - I bet you will look amazing!

  Sometimes, we just want our hair out of the

way and a pony tail is a great solution. But there's no need for it to be boring! For some

fun beaded hair ties you will need elastic ribbon, colorful beads and scissors. Cut about

5 inch piece of elastic ribbon. I like to stick on some tape on one end – this makes

it much easier to thread the beads on. Slide on a bunch of colorful beads. I have some

yellow, pink, blue, orange and purple. Then just tie the ends into a knot. Snip away any

excess elastic and we are finished! I made few of them using different colors of elastic

ribbon and they look so cute. Now your pony tails will never look plain and boring, but

fun and interesting instead. These are perfect for working out as well. I always like to

put on colorful pieces when I work out. Strangely, I just get very motivated if I have something

nice to wear when I'm exercising. So these hair ties go perfectly with my training gear.

  Plastic headbands are so easy to wear. Here

I'll show you how to make this beautiful threaded one. We're going to need a plastic band, embroidery

floss, scissors, paint brush and some glue. Apply your glue on a two inch section of the

headband. Take your thread and start wrapping it around the band. Make sure the loops are

close together so you can’t really see the headband under. For a neat look stick the

thread ends on the bottom part like so. Apply the glue on the section next to it and start

wrapping another color of thread. You can also use thicker thread or yarn. You'll finish

quicker, but the headband will look just as pretty as this one. I promise. Here I am working

on my third color, which is this beautiful emerald green. You can make your headband

using just one color of thread or you can go a bit crazy like me. I don't really have

much patterned clothes in my closet so this will add a nice fun touch to my solid outfits.

Continue wrapping your thread around the band until it is completely covered. Stick the

thread ends on the bottom and we are all finished with this pretty head band! I like to wear

mine with all the hair pulled back. This gives you so much volume and looks kinda retro,

which I love. To add an even more relaxed and fun touch to the hair I am also taking

a small section of hair from behind my ears and I am making a little braid. Secure with

a clear elastic and make the same on the other side. How happy and relaxed is this hairstyle

right!? I love it. Oh and anyone noticed my diy shirt? I love that one too, I've been

wearing it loads! This headband looks great with half up-dos as well. I’ll show you

a simple half up half down hairstyle in a bit.

  One of the cutest hair accessories to me are

definitely hair bows. They can be quite expensive to buy so we're going to make one on our own!

We'll need two pieces of fabric: a 10 by 6 inch and a 1 by 5 inch. A hair clip and a

hot glue gun or a fabric glue. Take your larger piece of fabric and fold the upper part down.

Apply some glue on the edge and fold the bottom part up like so. When the glue is completely

dry proceed by folding the right part towards the center. Again apply some glue on the edge

and fold the left part in as well. In the meantime take your small piece of fabric,

fold it on both sides and glue the edges together to get a neat stripe like this. Back to the

bigger piece of fabric, which is completely dry by now. Pinch it in the by middle to get

that zig-zag form. Once you got the shape you can apply some glue in the creases. Now

we just have to wrap our little strip around the center of the bow. Glue it on the back

and trim away any extra fabric. Here's our bow all finished, the only thing left to do

is attaching a hair clip to it. I like to just slide the upper part of my clip through

this opening and that's it! I like to wear my bow on the back of the head, just pinching

the front top sections together. Literally a 2 seconds hairstyle that looks so adorable

and cute. And that's why these DIY hair accessories are so perfect for school. You can take them

with you or just have some in your locker.  Make a quick hairstyle before the classes start

or after PE, no need to wake up early in the morning just to fix your hair.

  I like wearing flower crowns especially with

side braids. Here I am going to teach you how to make this pretty daisy flower crown.

You will need some wire, pliers, scissors, florist tape, leaf vine, glue gun and the

flowers of your choice. We're all set – let's begin! Cut a piece of wire that will fit your

head and form a circle. Swirl the ends around each other like so to keep in place. Take

a bit of masking tape and wrap it around that part as well. This makes the wire edges less

sharp so you won't be able to hurt yourself. With the florist tape go all around your crown

until there is no wire to be seen. If you don't have a florist tape you can just use

a simple green ribbon. I got my florist tape in the flower shop, I just went there, ask

and they sold it to me. Take your leaf vine, I got mine online for less than a dollar and

wrap it around the crown several times. Secure the ends with a small piece of florist tape.

Finally it's time for the fun part – the flowers. Simply glue them on the crown using

hot glue. You can place them as close or as far away as you like. I kinda prefer leaving

some space between the flowers so that the vine and the leafs can be seen as well. Here

comes the last flower and we are all finished! I think these hair crowns are so beautiful

and they look awesome on pictures too. You can wear them with your hair down or as I

like to do – make a simple side braid, secure with a clear band and you got a an awesome

bohemian hairstyle. Flower crowns are a huge trend this year I've seen them all over the

shops, but they are so much fun to make. You can make them using smaller flowers if you

think these too much for school, but daisies are my favorite so of course I had to use

them.  

Flowy scarves can make our outfits more interesting and full. But did you know that they can work

as epic hair accessories as well? Alright so take your scarf and wrap it around your

head like.. a Rambo... no, just kidding. Go under your hair at the back, make the ends

cross and pull them up again. Make a simple bow on top of your head or slightly tilted

to one side as I like to do it. This already is a pretty awesome hairstyle if you ask me,

but I decided to do a half updo this time. Grab the top part of your hair and pull it

towards the back. Make a little twist and secure with a couple of bobby pins. And there

you have it – a super cute hairstyle, awesome for school, a date or an evening with your

girlfriends. This one looks so girly and kinda pin up to me, I love it so much!

  Last but definitely not least we are making

this statement flowery head piece. You will need a bunch of flowers of different sizes,

I have these beautiful pastel gerbera daisies, a plastic hair band and a glue gun. All we

have to do is basically stick the flowers on the band. I am leaving an inch empty because

that's the part that goes behind your ears and you don't really need anything there.

Apply some glue and place on your flowers. I like to stick my flowers close together

so that the head band is totally covered. I only need one more big flower to finish

of this pretty hair decor! Daisies and gerbera daisies are one of my favorite types of flowers

and I think these particularly looks great, because they are so pastel, nice and sweet.

I love to wear mine with my hair down or with a side pony tail. Pull all your hair to one

side. Swirl the bangs like that and then simply tie your hair with a clear elastic. So quick

and easy but you are left with a beautiful and romantic hairstyle. Again, you can use

smaller flowers if you want to tone down the hairpiece a bit.

These were my ten DIY hair accessories and hairstyles. I really hope the video was helpful

and you'll try some ideas out. Please let me know in the comments, which DIY hair accessory

was your favorite and also give the video some love if you'd like to see more tutorials

like this. Thank you so much for stopping by, I love you to pieces and I'll see you

soon. Bye!