Hairstyles for sports festivals and school field days (hachimaki headbands are OK)

Korean-style mini dango

Recommended for kids with medium to long hair! Here are ideas for mini buns that look like K-pop idols.

No need for braids or twist-in styles.

Using six hair ties, let’s create cute mini buns that look adorable from both the front and the back.

When parting the hair into left and right, making the part zigzag will add an even cuter touch! If decorative hair ties are allowed, adding your favorite accessories to the buns will make it even more fun.

Loose and fluffy twin tails

[Hair Arrangement] Soft, fluffy twin-tails ♩ An easy style you can make using only the pull-through (kururinpa) technique!

If regular twin tails aren’t enough and you want to stand out at the sports day, how about trying soft, fluffy twin tails? You can make them using just the topsy tail technique, so they look elaborate but are super easy! First, split your hair down the middle.

Take a small section from the top on one side, tie it with an elastic, and do a topsy tail (flip through).

Next, take a small section just below it, tie with an elastic, and topsy tail again.

Repeat the same from the third section on, adjusting the number of topsy tails according to your hair length.

The trick is to keep each topsy tail on the tighter side.

Do the same on the other side and you’re done! It’s a hairstyle that stays put even during exercise and still makes an impact even with a headband wrapped around.

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Topsy tail half-up

A half-up hairstyle that's perfect for club activities, sports festivals, and events ❤️

This half-up hairstyle is sure to stand out at any school sports festival or field day! It’s perfect not only for long hair but also for medium-length hair.

Take a small section from the top, tie it with a discreet elastic like a silicone band, and do a “tuck-and-roll” (topsy tail).

Next, half-up the hair from both sides, secure it with your favorite hair tie, and thread it through the hole created by the first topsy tail—done! The top stays firmly in place, making it great for sports, and it’s a style that definitely boosts your feminine charm.

Using colorful hair ties would be super cute, too.

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twin bun hairstyle

[Sports Hair Arrange] Look even cuter with a sun visor ♡ 2 trendy, stylish hairstyles

A simple yet cute bun hairstyle that’s perfect for medium-length hair.

Divide the hair at the top into two sections and make a bun with each.

Wrap any leftover hair around the base of the buns and secure with pins for an even cuter, cleaner finish.

When parting the top section, use a zigzag part with a comb for a stylish touch.

Another key point is to take a bit of the side bangs and curl them with an iron.

Adding a headband can also create a soft, airy, and stylish vibe.

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Braided cross bun

Also great for sports day ♬ Braided cross bun hairstyle ☆ ♡ #easy #kidsHairstyle #sportsDay #bun #longLasting #kids

Let me introduce the braided cross bun that still looks stylish even with a hat.

Take a suitable amount of hair and make a braid on each side.

Split the remaining hair into two sections and cross them as you tie them together with the braids.

After neatening the hair again with braids, tuck the braids into the loosened pocket and secure with an elastic to finish.

Using a cute hair tie as an accent is also recommended.

By gathering the hair lower, it will peek out from under a hat for an adorable look.

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Reverse Dutch braid-style hair arrangement

Reverse French braid-style hair arrangement for preschool/school days

Here’s a reverse French-braid-style hair arrangement that won’t fall apart even with a headband.

First, take a suitable amount of hair from the crown and the middle of your head, tie them at the back, and create a base.

Leave the lower section down for now.

Then combine the tied hair from the top and middle, and tie them together along with the lower hair.

Loosen the tied sections slightly as you go, repeating the braiding motion to shape and refine the look.

Finish by securing with an elastic, and you’re done.

This will keep styles that usually fall apart during sports looking cute and intact.

It might be adorable to match the whole class with the same style!

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onion hair

Simple! Stylish! Cute! How to do onion hair! You can also master a ponytail at the same time☆

You’ve probably often seen models with “onion hair” in magazines and thought it looked cute, right? It’s a super easy hairstyle that won’t fall apart even if you move around a bit.

First, tie your hair firmly into a single ponytail at the back, then gently pull out small sections here and there to give it a loose, relaxed look.

A few centimeters below the first tie, secure it again with a small silicone elastic, then tug the section slightly to round it out.

Repeat—another few centimeters down, tie, and puff it out.

The number of “onions” will vary depending on your hair length.

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