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DIY Easy Spring Hairstyles

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Bryant chapter.

Collegiettes, spring has sprung!  It’s time to take out your bright colors, fun accesories, and sandals and enjoy the fabulous weather.  While the weather heats up, easy DIY hairstyles are a must.  This is the time of year when it gets hard to attend every class, and even harder to get yourself ready for the day.  Don’t we all just want to lay out in the sun?

 

1. The Long Bob

Ok, so first off, the new style this spring is the Long Bob!  Clearly this is not a DIY, and collegiettes, please do not try this one at home!  But to start your spring look, this is a super cute and refreshing way to change seasons! And hey, you’ll be on trend and fabulous for the summer months to come!

2. The Turban headband! 

This look is turing heads this season, and is a fun and new way to rock the headband.  Best part is, you dont even need to spend all that time you lack in the morning to rock the perfect do.  The turban takes care of any fly-a-ways and can be worn with an up-do, or all down. 

 

 

3. The Classic Messy Bun

This is by far, the easiest hair do for spring. Who doesn’t love waking up and just throwing your hair up for the day, and having it be a super cute look? NOBODY.

 

4. Sleep-in Waves

This is another time-saver for those not-so-morning people.  All it takes is some styling gel or mousse, and a shower the night before to get this perfect beach wave look.  Sleep in a french braid from top to bottom of hair for the night before, and when you take it out in the morning, your hair is ready to go!

 

 

 

 

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Devon is a senior at Bryant University.  As a Marketing and Communications major, Her Campus is everything that Devon loves. Her hometown of Rutland, Vermont is where she was born and raised.  She attended Philadelphia University for her freshmen year of college as a Fashion Industry Management major, but discovered her true passion was the business aspect of the fashio industry, leading her to transfer to a nationally ranked business school, Bryant University.  Devon is the co-president of the Her Campus chapter at Bryant and is also a Research Assistant in the school's Office of Planning and Institutional Research.  You will see Devon on campus organizing HC events, running around finishing projects, or hanging out with her friends.  Devon's passions include: writing, dance, the ocean, and spending time with the people she loves.