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

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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Fishbone

[For Beginners] A Hairdresser’s Simple Guide to Doing a Fishtail Braid

One hairstyle whose weave looks like a fish’s bones is the fishtail braid.

It may seem difficult, but once you get the hang of it, it’s surprisingly easy! Try adapting this popular braided style for a sports day and become the center of attention.

First, split your hair into two sections.

Take a small piece from the outside of the right section and bring it to the middle, then take a small piece from the outside of the left section and bring it to the middle.

Keep repeating this, gradually working your way down as you braid.

To finish, gently pull out the stitches a little to loosen them—the relaxed look is super cute! Give it a try.

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kururinpa twin tails

[Hair Arrangements] Easy Hairstyles for Sports Days and Athletic Festivals!

This is a flip-through twin-tail hairstyle that works for both long and medium hair.

It’s a perfect match for a headband style, so if you find regular twin-tails boring, this is a must-try! Split your hair into two sections, take the hair above the ears, and loosely tie it with a thin elastic.

Next, flip the tied section through (a topsy tail).

To finish, gather the remaining hair together with it and tie.

The key is to tie it slightly higher behind the ears to create space for the headband to pass through.

Do the same on the other side and adjust the height on both sides, and you’re done! This style helps keep the headband from coming loose, so definitely try it when you want to bring your A-game to a sports day.

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Gibson tuck style

Gibson Tuck-Style Sports Festival Hair Arrangement Ai Matsukawa -How to Hair Arrange- ♡mimiTV♡

This hairstyle is a sporty twist on the elegant Gibson tuck—perfect for school sports festivals and athletic events! It’s recommended for anyone who wants to enjoy the event with a look that’s a little different from everyone else.

First, leave a bit of hair at both sides and create a half-up.

Do a topsy tail with the gathered section.

Next, take a small section from one side and twist it backward along the contour of your face.

The key is to keep adding the remaining hair into the twisted section as you go.

Once you’ve twisted to the center, secure it with a pin under the half-up knot.

Repeat on the other side.

Finally, twist the remaining hair, wrap it around, and secure with U-pins—and you’re done! By pinning everything in place, you won’t have to worry about it coming undone, so you can enjoy the event to the fullest.

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braided down hairstyle

Basic Braiding: How to Braid for Beginners ♪ A Complete Guide to Knit and Purl!

This is a braided, pulled-down hairstyle that makes your face line look sleek.

When you sweat during sports, it’s uncomfortable when hair sticks to your face, right? This style is great for those times too, and it still keeps a feminine touch.

First, take a V-shaped section from the top of your head and make a three-strand braid.

Next, gather hair from the sides by scooping upward from underneath and braid it in sequence.

A tightly woven braid looks lovely, but gently loosening the braid gives it a more relaxed vibe.

It also pairs perfectly with a headband, so give it a try.

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Half-up bun

For bob hairstyles! Semi-wet bun half-up

A super simple yet effortlessly chic and loosely cute half-up bun hairstyle.

If you have long hair, you’ll get a voluminous bun, and it also works for bob and medium lengths—perfect if you want a slightly different look from your usual.

All you do is make a bun high on your head with a single hair tie—so easy—but the key is to lightly curl your hair with an iron before tying it.

And don’t forget to use a styling product to create that airy, softly tousled vibe!

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High half-up × headband

Curly hair is OK‼️ A super voluminous hair arrangement📣 Let’s add some accessories here and bling it up✊🏻💖 #SportsFestival #HairArrangement #VoluminousHair #CurlyHair #Headband

How about pairing a classic high half-up hairstyle with a hachimaki headband? Gather just the top section of your hair and tie it high on your head, then let the hair fall to the left and right.

Tie the hachimaki in front of where you secured the hair, like a headband.

If simply tying it feels too plain, adding a braid or two can make it cute.

A half-up is an easy way to create a sweet look, so it’s recommended for those who don’t have much time but still want to look adorable.

There are plenty of variations, so try finding your favorite style.

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