This is the party season and every one is crazy for dressing up. You might prepare well for you New Year eve’s dresses and plan to revel the whole night. But now you are fret with what the hairstyle should be wore on the New Year party. Well, why not have a try with the following 5 DIY New Year’s hairstyles. With some new and improved headbands, clips, or sparkling combs—you might even want to leave your jewelry at home!
1. The Shining—With a season ablaze in sequins and sparkle, it's no surprise that glimmering accents are making a splash in holiday hairstyles. Maintain the ideal balance of sparkle by keeping things simple with smooth, flowing waves. Add a gemstone clip on the side or use it to secure an easy ponytail, and all eyes will be on you, not a hair faux pas. Keep the look smooth and frizz-free with a light hair oil.
2. Wild Child—There's nothing wrong with letting out your inner party girl to ring in the New Year. Mix metal studs with sweet ballerina buns for a play on contradictions or channel a unbridled Studio 54 vibe with free-flowing hair and gold-accented headband. If you're going the ballerina bun route, remember to style it toward the back of the head, not at the top. Otherwise you'll be faced with some unflattering competition. A touchable hairspray holds the style in place and a texturizer will add natural movement or a touch of sexy-messy.
3. The Feminine Greaser—This style is less complicated than it looks, and lets you go crazy with bobby-pins. Divide your hair into four sections (top, sides, and back) and prep with hairspray. Curl each section, starting with the front, with a curling iron in two-inch pieces and pin into rolls. After letting the hair cool, twist part of the back section into a bun at the nape of the neck and twist the remaining curls into "S" shapes at the back of the head and secure with pins. Next, slick the side sections back (add some gel) and pin with bobby-pins and barrettes. Work the ends of the sides into the updo. Spray the top section with more hairspray, and brush into a slight pouf and pin.
4. The Easy A—Adding a comb or accented pin to any hairstyle is a fast and uncomplicated way to amp up a New Year's Eve dress. Pull one or both sides back and leave hair down, slide a pin into just one side of the hair just above the ear, or even stick a comb into the side of a French Twist or top of a bun. Experiment and see what works for you, but really, going beyond two combs or clips will max out your 'do. Don't go overboard.
4 Dazzling DIY New Year's Hairstyles