Hairstyles for the kindergarten for every day

Multicolored spikelet

A multicolored spikelet, flagellum or dragon is the perfect choice for unruly hair. Your daughter's hair will be securely fixed with many soft elastic bands and will not distract her from active games.

• 1. Comb back everything so that there are no knots.
• 2. Use the sharp tip of a comb to remove a portion of the hair.
• 3. Tie it into a ponytail with a bright elastic band.

• 4. Now, in front of the ears, make another even and smooth parting. Separate this part, attach to the first and also tie into a ponytail. Take colored rubber bands - the braid will be more fun.
• 5. With the next parting, separate the strands below, form a new ponytail and comb carefully.

• 6. Repeat the process again up to the base of the neck.

• 7. If strands are knocked out above the ears, pin them with bright hairpins.
• 8. Decorate the end of the braid with a bow.

Bundle with braids

Children's hairstyles for medium and long hair can hardly do without beautiful buns. This is a great way to get away from your usual girly braids and try something new.

• 1. Comb all back. At the crown, separate the wider section of the hair (it should go behind the ears).
• 2. Pin it for a while with clamps so that it does not interfere.

• 3. The rest of the hair must be tied with an elastic band.
• 4. Twist the ponytail into a tourniquet.

• 5. Place the bundle in a bundle in a circle.
• 6. Secure with a pair of studs.

• 7. Divide the deferred hair by parting. Divide the right side by three.
• 8. Braid it by tying the end with an elastic band.

• 9. Perform the exact same braiding with the hair on the other side of the parting.
• 10. Wrap the bundle in pigtails.

• 11. Secure the hairstyle with a couple of hairpins.

"Eight" made of hair

This cool styling has been in fashion for years. You probably did it yourself as a child. And now it's time to make it to your daughter.

• 1. Make a straight or zigzag parting.
• 2. Tie two low tight tails near the ears.
• 3. Braid them in pigtails, and tie the ends with thin silicone rubber bands.
• 4. Fold the braid in half with the tips pointing towards the ears. You should make a donut.
• 5. It must be secured with a second elastic band.

• 6. Thread the second braid into the finished ring.
• 7. Secure again with silicone rubber.

• 8. Decorate the figure eight with bows.

Weaving "mesh"

The "mesh" hairstyle is only for the most persistent girls. For such a hairstyle, you need small rubber bands and a comb with a tip or a pencil. Such weaving can be performed both with the upper part of the hair, and in the likeness of a spikelet, capturing strands from the roots.

Hairstyles with crab hairpins

Hairpins "crabs" can be both a beautiful addition to a hairstyle and its basis.In stores, you can buy small colored plastic models. They securely fix the hair and do not injure it.

One of the most popular uses for crabs is to create a rim. This hairstyle is suitable for short to medium hair.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. The hair is combed back.
2. Fingers from the temple separate a small strand above the ear and fix it with a "crab".
3. A strand is trimmed above the first and clamped again with a hairpin, placing it at the same level.
4. Hairpins are placed all over the head to the opposite ear.
5. It turns out a colored rim of hairpins, which reliably holds the strands, not allowing them to fall on the face. On long hair, "crabs" are often used for decoration.

An example of creating a hairstyle with such hairpins:

1. The hair is combed back.
2. Strands of medium thickness are separated from the temples, on both sides.
3. Each strand is divided into 2 parts and twisted together to form a tourniquet.
4. The flagellum is fixed along its entire length with hairpins, engaging them at the same distance. Loose hair should also get into the flaps of the "crabs" so that the braiding does not sag.
5. The hair in the middle is combed and collected in a low ponytail, weaving there with bundles on both sides.
6. It turns out an unusual hairstyle, with a small crown.

High bun from a braid

What need to

• Hairbrush.
• 2 elastic bands.
• Hairpin bow.

How to do

Pull your hair into a high ponytail. Divide it into three sections and braid it. Wrap it around the base and secure the bundle with an elastic band, leaving a small ponytail. Decorate your hair with a bow.

High volume ponytails with elastic bands

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• Several elastic bands (depending on the length of the hair).

How to do

1. Part your hair in half with an even part. Collect them in two tall tails.
2. Tie an elastic band around the tail just below the base. For volume, straighten your hair between the two elastic bands. Decorate the ponytails along the entire length in the same way.

High twisted bun with handkerchief

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 1 regular elastic band.
• Thin scarf.
• 2 thin invisible elastic bands.
• Several hairpins.

How to do

1. Pull your hair into a high ponytail. Tie a folded handkerchief over the elastic so that the knot is under the tail.
2. Divide your hair into two sections. Twist each one with half of the cloth - see the video for details. Secure the ends of the resulting bundles with thin elastic bands.
3. Curl your hair around the base of the ponytail and secure the bun with hairpins.

High ponytail with two different braids

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 1 regular elastic band.
• 2 thin invisible elastic bands.
• Hairpin bow.

How to do

1. Tie your hair into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic band. Separate a small strand at the top of the tail, braid a pigtail and tie a thin elastic band around the end.
2. Braid the remaining hair and add volume to it by pulling the strands out to the sides. Tie the ends of two braids with an elastic band and attach a bow on top.

High bun in the shape of a heart

What do you need

• A roller for creating a beam.
• 4 thin elastic bands.
• Hairbrush.
• 2 regular rubber bands.
• Several hairpins.
• Hairspray is optional.

How to do

1. Use rubber bands to shape the roller into a heart. Ponytail your hair and secure with a rubber band.
2. Pass your hair through the roller and distribute it around it, smooth it out and put on another elastic band.
3. Wrap the remaining hair around the bun, securing it with hairpins. Straighten the bunch and, if necessary, fix with varnish.

Low ponytail with two pigtails

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 4 elastic bands.
• 2 bow hairpins.

How to do

1. Part your hair in half with a straight part. Make two thin ponytails at the top on the sides, and two thick ones at the bottom.
2. Braid the top ponytail, remove the elastic from the bottom and secure your hair with it. In the same way, make another pigtail and connect it to the second ponytail. Decorate with bows.

Loose hair with no braids

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 8 thin invisible elastic bands.
• 2 bow hairpins.

How to do

1. Gather the top of your hair into two ponytails.Tie an elastic band just below the base of one tail. Divide your hair in half between the elastic bands and pass the bottom of the ponytail there, as shown in the video. Repeat one more time.
2. Do the same with the second tail. Clip both sections of your hair together at the bottom. On the resulting ponytail, repeat the elastic pattern twice more. Decorate your hair with bows.

Low ponytail with twisted strands

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 3 elastic bands.
• 2 bow hairpins.

How to do

1. Make side partings on top and separate the strand. Fix it for a while with an elastic band so that it does not get in the way. Divide the rest of the hair into two parts and gather in ponytails.
2. Divide the strand from above in half as well. Twist each piece and connect to the opposite ponytail. Decorate your hair with bobby pins.

Loose hair with a bow

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 1 elastic band.
• Several invisible.

How to do

1. Tie the top of your hair into a ponytail. On the last turn of the elastic, do not pull the hair out completely.
2. Divide the resulting loop in half and spread apart, as shown in the video. Secure your hair with bobbins so that it looks like a bow.
3. Take a small strand from the tail in the middle, wrap it up and attach it invisibly. Trim your hair.

Low ponytails with elastic bands

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 10 elastic bands.
• Crab hairpin.

How to do

1. Part your hair in half at the top. Make a thin ponytail on one side. Separate another strand under it, add the tail made to it and secure with an elastic band. Tie up your hair with a rubber band and a crab to keep it out of the way.
2. Repeat three more times until all the hairs are gathered. Make a pattern on the other side of the head in the same way. Slightly straighten the hair between the elastic bands to add volume to the pattern.

Low twisted tail

What do you need

Hairbrush.

3 elastic bands.

Hairpin bow.

How to do

1. Separate a small strand at the top right and gather in a ponytail. Secure the rest of the hair with an elastic band at the bottom from the same side.
2. Divide the upper tail in half, twist each part separately, and then together. Connect with the bottom ponytail.
3. Divide the rest of the hair into two parts, twist it into a tourniquet and tie it with an elastic band. Decorate your hair with a bow.

Low ponytail with twisted strands

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 4 elastic bands.
• Crab hairpin.
• Hairpin bow.

How to do

1. Divide the top of your hair into two equal sections and create ponytails. Tie the rest of your hair into a low ponytail. So that the top ones do not get in the way, pick them up with a hair clip.
2. Divide the top ponytails in half. Twist the parts that are closer to the center of the head and make a tourniquet out of them. Fasten it to the bottom tail with a crab.
3. Divide the remaining strands of each ponytail in half and twist. Tie all of the flagella and tail with an elastic band and decorate it with a bow.

High ponytail with no braid

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• Hairpin or invisibility.
• Several elastic bands (depending on the length of the hair).

How to do

1. Make a high ponytail. Separate a thin strand on the side, wrap it around the elastic and fix it with a hairpin or invisible.
2. Separate a small strand from above and fold it up. Tie another elastic band a little lower on the tail.
3. Separate a small curl under it and fold it up in the middle of the first strand. Divide it in half and connect with an elastic band with the rest of the hair.
4. Continue in the same way until you get to the end of the tail. In the process, gently pull the strands to the sides and smooth them out.

Tall beams with crisscross pattern

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 12 elastic bands.
• Hairpins-crabs.
• Several hairpins.

How to do

1. Part your hair in half with a straight part. Then divide them into six parts and collect them in ponytails, as shown in the video. To keep your hair out of the way, pick up the finished tails with crabs.
2. Divide the lower left ponytail into two parts and twist them together. Bring the strand up to the middle right ponytail and secure with an elastic band. Likewise, tie the lower right ponytail to the middle left ponytail.
3. Then, in the same way, make a crisscross pattern with the middle ponytails. But, connecting them with the upper ones, do not pull out the hair completely, but only slightly.
4. Wrap the remaining hair around the buns and secure with elastic bands. Straighten the bunches with hairpins.

Loose hair with a heart of braids

What do you need

• Hairbrush.
• 4 elastic bands.
• A hair loop is a special tool for pulling strands (you can do without it, but it will be easier and more accurate).
• Several hairpins.

How to do

1. Comb the top of your hair into a ponytail at the back of your head. Pull a loop under it with the sharp end up, pass the tail into it and pull it out. See the video for details.
2. Divide the ponytail in half and braid two back braids. Lift them up and form a heart, securing the hair with hairpins. At the bottom, tie the braids together and remove any excess elastic.
3. Thread the sharp end of the loop into the junction of the braids. Separate a thin strand from the tail from the back, wrap it around the elastic and stretch it with a loop.

Basket of two braids

Hairstyles for the kindergarten for every day should be comfortable. A basket of two braids is considered a practical option because long hair is completely woven into the hairstyle and does not interfere with active games.

How to weave:

1. The hair is divided into 2 parts with a straight part.
2. A classic braid begins to weave on each side above the ear.
3. On the left side, weaving is directed to the right side, and from the right, to the left.
4. This is necessary so that the base of the braid is neat and does not stick out.
5. The ends are secured with an elastic band.
6. The left braid is thrown over the head, placing it closer to the forehead.
7. The end is secured at the base of the second braid with a hair clip.
8. The braid on the right side is positioned similarly only at the back of the head.

Ribbons can be woven into this hairstyle, and bows can be tied at the junction of the braids.

Options with ponytails and elastic bands

To create the hairstyles from this section, you will need the ability to tie a ponytail. Down with banal haircuts, we begin to master the simplest techniques that even a small child can handle.

Idea number 1.

This original hairstyle will look good on both medium and long hair.

1. Comb your hair and part it in a side parting. Divide the upper part into 6 bundles, fix them with colored rubber bands.
2. Tie regular knots in the middle of the resulting ponytails. Gather up any remaining hair and tie it with a large elastic band.
3. The ends can be left loose or bundled.

Idea number 2.

Divide your hair into two sections with a vertical side parting. Collect one part in a high ponytail. If your daughter is a happy owner of long hair, it is better to collect it in a beautiful bun. Leave medium-length curly hair loose.

For the second section, tie three small ponytails, each woven into the previous one, and then collect all the hair in a ponytail.

Idea number 3.

The original hairstyle of two rows of tails woven one into one is transformed thanks to the unusual lacing with a thin ribbon. As you can see, such a minor touch can turn bored ponytails into a festive hairstyle for a young lady.

Choose a ribbon to match the color of the dress - your baby will be irresistible.

Idea number 4.

And this option is for those who have not yet learned how to weave pigtails.

1. Part your hair in a vertical part. The braiding algorithm is extremely simple.
2. Tie two ponytails one by one on one side.
3. On the top, stepping back 5 cm from its base, tie another elastic band. Divide this section in two and thread the bottom ponytail through it.
4. Repeat these steps until you run out of curls.
5. Simulate the second braid in the same way.

Idea number 5.

• A beautiful and very stylish hairstyle in a hurry for a girl. It is perfect for medium hair. And the simplicity of execution will allow even novice hairdressers to cope with it.
• Do not forget to complement the image with large bows - your daughter can safely go to a birthday or a photo session in a kindergarten.

Idea number 6.

The original netting made of ordinary ponytails will not leave anyone indifferent.Your daughter will definitely be in the spotlight.

Fashionable women from 4-5 years old can do such a girly hairstyle at home. Younger fidgets may get bored and not stand motionless sitting in one place while the mother creates beauty with her own hands.

Idea number 7.

A creative way to freshen up a double bun at the back of your head? supplement them with crossed tails. Satin ribbons will add festiveness to the image and will be appropriate both for a holiday and for a walk.

Remember that everyday kindergarten hairstyles for little girls should be practical and comfortable.

Children are full of energy: they love, and should, run, jump and play active games. These are challenging tests for any installation. So go for simple yet reliable options.

Educators will clearly not be delighted if your fashionista constantly has to correct her lost hairstyle.

When sending your daughter to kindergarten, make sure that the hair does not interfere with the movements, and the bangs do not reach into the eyes. An arsenal of different hairpins, invisible hairpins, bows and elastic bands will help to cope even with naughty hair.

At the same time, try to avoid large accessories and an abundance of hairpins in your hair: babies sleep during the day and nothing should prick their heads or interfere with lying down.