First Day at School with Celebrity Approved Hairstyles!

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Getting prepared for school makes you think about a list of important things to get concerned about. A backpack from the current trend, outerwear and a pair of kicks will give you a confident mood. After you have ensured that all the things are checked from the list you have made, look at yourself and make a change to put on a super cool appearance!
No matter how much makeup you have taken if you have a trendy hairstyle, you are definitely going to hit the spot. To make it easier and quicker, you can follow these hairstyles approved by celebrities to have a first-day fresh look for the whole year. For example, try out these glamorous ringlets with long and shiny curls. Wearing a red lip-stain with these long curls will make you completely cool for school!
If you are trying to make a perfect poof, go for a cutting-edge pompadour. Instead of getting the volume, tease up a ponytail to make yourself comfortable.
Braid is one of the classic hairstyle for school girls. But making a little variation in it with plaited perfection can lead you to a front hair set up and a side braid.
A trendy topknot can help you if the weather is not supporting you in your beauty plans. Use a little bit of hairspray to make it look polished.
A classic ballerina bun with some loose tendrils will never go wrong with its stylish form.
Instead of setting up plain long locks, a braided headband can bring a flash to your hairstyle. You just have to take a small section of hair to make this little braid and connect is to the opposite side with a bobby pin.
If you are confused whether to flaunt your locks or keep them pulled back, simply make an effortless pony by your hair half-up!
Want to try a fashion-forward asymmetry? Get it simply done by taking a one-sided style pinned tightly along with a section of hair and that’s all!
Looking for a swept-up style? No need to worry about the length of your hair or if  the hair is strengthened, just add all the locks by swooping them back and secure them with a bobby pin.