[Sports Festival Hair Arrangements] Irresistible to Guys! A Selection of Recommended Hairstyles

Minami Tanaka-inspired! Soft, airy ponytail

Tanaka Minami–style hair arrangement ♡ A must-see for sophisticated women!!

A hair arrangement inspired by Minami Tanaka, who shines in many fields as an actress, TV personality, and model.

It has a glossy, mature vibe that’s attractive even from a male perspective.

The overall look is soft and fluffy, giving a gentle impression.

The key is to curl the sections around the face outward and create an airy feel with the bangs.

It’s also recommended if you usually wear a ponytail or prefer thin, see-through bangs.

Enjoy your sports festival with this cute style that still has a touch of youthful charm!

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Easy, cute low ponytail with no visible hair tie

An adorable ponytail that never fails ♡ #HairArrangement #Ponytail

Happy that the hair ties are hidden! Here are some easy and cute low ponytail ideas.

These hidden-hair-tie low ponytails are perfect if you’re “looking for an easy hairstyle” or “want something that doesn’t look sloppy.” All you need is two hair ties.

Just twist the hair on both sides and loop the ponytail through—your hair will look like it was professionally styled! After tying, gently pull out small sections of hair to add an effortless, polished touch.

Y2K half-up

“Year 2000,” abbreviated as “Y2K,” is popular among Gen Z.

It mainly refers to fashion and culture that incorporate early-2000s vibes.

Here we have a Y2K hairstyle called the “Y2K half-up.” First, leave out your bangs and the hair on both sides, and make a half-up ponytail high on your head.

Next, braid the side sections you left out into three-strand braids.

Then place the braids behind your ears, and fan out the hair from the half-up section to both sides to finish.

When doing the half-up, don’t make it too neat—keeping it slightly messy gives it a more effortless, stylish look.

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Lowborn

[Low-bun ❤️] A simple go-to styling from Korea 🇰🇷♪ flulu by Aoi #EasyHairArrangements #SelfHairArranging #Ponytail #LowBun #KoreanHair

The “low-bun” is one of the popular bun hairstyles in Korea.

It’s very easy, so give it a try.

First, gather your hair, tie it with an elastic, and make one bun.

Then use the remaining hair to create a second bun on top of the first one, and you’re done! Gently pull and adjust the bun sections to shape them.

Pulling out some tendrils or styling bangs will give a cute look.

Since it’s a secure style you can do with just one hair tie and it’s easy to move in, it’s also great for sports festivals.

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Korean goddess-style wavy hair

Korean goddess-style wavy hair 🌟

If you have a curling iron, why not try a Korean goddess-inspired hairstyle with bold, voluminous waves? First, split the hair on both sides into top and bottom sections and tie them with elastics.

With the hair secured, start by curling diagonally outward with the iron.

Once you’ve curled both sides the same way, remove the elastics and curl your bangs and side pieces outward as well.

Lift the roots for extra volume, then finish with a shine spray—and you’re done! If you’re into a mature, sultry look, definitely give this a try.

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A bun hairstyle you can do even with a short bob

[The World’s Easiest Bun] Easy updo hairstyle for even short bobs | How to #shorts

This is a cute hair arrangement I especially recommend for those who’ve given up on bun hairstyles because they have a short bob.

Part your hair down the middle and tie each side with a thin elastic.

Then tie each section again a bit lower to create the so-called “onion hair” look.

The key is to make the upper bubble longer and the lower one shorter.

Next, create a gap between the two elastics and flip the hair inward from the front (a topsy tail) into the gap.

Finally, fold the lower hair that’s inside upward and secure from above with a thicker elastic—that’s it! Do the same on the other side, and finish by pinning any hair sticking out at the back.

If you gather your hair and add a headband, it’ll look neat and boost your energy—perfect for fully enjoying a sports day or athletic festival.

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Korean-style! 5 bangs styling ideas

5 Easy Korean-Style Bangs Arrangements! How to Style Your Fringe 💇‍♀️ (Subtitles Available)

Korean fashion enjoys overwhelming support, especially among teens.

It’s influencing trends not only in music and film, but also in clothing and hairstyles.

If you want to try a hairstyle inspired by Korean models and idols, we recommend Korean-style bangs.

These cute styles feature twists and braids, and they’re likely to appeal to men as well.

Many looks sweep the bangs up, making them easy to maintain even during sweaty, active school sports festivals.

It’s a modern hair arrangement that combines coolness with glamour.

Give these popular Korean-inspired styles a try!

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