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[For Moms] Cute and stylish adult hairstyles recommended for sports day

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On the day of the kids’ sports festival, it’s a busy morning getting everything ready, like making lunch boxes.

Even when you’re busy, you still want to show up as a cute, polished mom! To help with that, here are some easy, grown-up cute hairstyles that can make that wish come true.

Since it’s a sports day, we’ve picked mainly neat updos and styles that work well with a hat.

There are plenty of simple options even for those who aren’t good at hair styling, so give them a try.

You can use them for your everyday hair, too!

[For Moms] Recommended Cute-and-Grown-up Hairstyles for Sports Day (21–30)

Braided twin buns

[Cute] Braided Hairstyle Tutorial! [Twin Buns]

Braided twin buns

Braided twin buns made low are perfect for wearing with a hat! Roughly divide all your hair into two sections and braid each one.

Tie the ends with elastics, gently loosen the braids for volume, and set them with hairspray.

Finally, coil each braid into a bun just below the ears and pin in place to finish the twin buns.

You can tuck in the ends for a neat, round look, or leave the ends out and curl them for a stylish touch.

With low-position buns peeking out, you can show off your hairstyle even while wearing a hat!

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Wavy hair arrangement

[Stylish People Are All Doing It] How to Get the Super-Popular Wavy Hair: Easy Hair Arrangement for School and School Festivals – Polish Oil – Shiori Ikeda – SALONTube Yoshiaki Watanabe

Wavy hair arrangement

Stylishly put-together! Here are some ideas for wavy hair arrangements.

You want to keep your hair up but don’t want to give up on style, right? Why not try a hairstyle that features playful waves for your once-a-year sports day event? All you need is seven hair ties.

The number may vary depending on your hair length, but thin hair ties work best.

Matching with your child would be super cute, too.

Give it a try!

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two-tier ponytail

Here’s how to make the ponytail that’s trending overseas!

two-tier ponytail

This is a two-tiered ponytail that looks airy, as if the base of the knot is lifted! Take a generous section of hair from above the temples and gather it like a half-up style.

Split the remaining lower hair in half, bring each side up over the first knot from left and right, and secure with an elastic—done in no time.

With a regular ponytail, you usually need to tease or curl and fluff to get this airy volume, but dividing it into two tiers recreates it easily.

Curl your hair before gathering for an even more stylish finish!

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Low-arranged ponytail

The easiest! Lazy ponytail / Mil Channel

Low-arranged ponytail

A chic, effortless-looking low ponytail! Gather the hair from both sides and tie it together at the back of your head, then gather the rest of the hair underneath and tie it into one ponytail.

Loosen the elastic holding the side sections and create a small gap in the center, twist it a half turn to the right, and thread the ends of the lower ponytail through the gap.

Pull the ends to tighten the knot, then gently pull out some hair at the crown and sides for volume.

You’ll get a stylish ponytail that looks relaxed yet neatly put together! With just a little extra effort, even a simple one-tie ponytail looks more fashionable.

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Side three-strand braid flip (kururinpa)

Easy Rapunzel Hair Anyone Can Make with the Topsy Tail and a Three-Strand Braid

Side three-strand braid flip (kururinpa)

A gorgeous down style that combines a braid and a topsy tail is recommended for those with longer hair.

Work styling product through your hair, sweep it to one side, and gather it low into a single ponytail.

Create a gap above the elastic and flip the ponytail through (topsy tail).

Wrap a small section of hair around the elastic to hide it, then braid the ends and gently loosen the braid for a chic braided look.

Lightly pull out a bit of hair at the crown and sides for a relaxed finish to elevate the style even more.

To keep it in place, set it with hairspray at the end.

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For short bobs! Three half-up hairstyles that are absolutely cute

[Short Bob Hairstyles] 3 Absolutely Cute Half-Up Styles

For short bobs! Three half-up hairstyles that are absolutely cute

Among hairstyles popular with women, the half-up style is drawing particular attention.

Characterized by a princess-like, cute look, it’s a hairstyle that enhances the charm of women with short or bob cuts.

Its softly voluminous, sweet vibe is also very popular with men.

You can enjoy a wide range of variations—from the classic method of tightening the hair after a “topsy tail” twist, to styles that incorporate braids and gentle loosening, perfect for pairing with ribbons.

Adding your favorite flowers or ribbons is also recommended.

It’s a hair arrangement brimming with a girly mood.

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Rope-braided bun

[Hair Arrangement] Low Rope Braid Bun Hairstyle You Can Do Yourself

Rope-braided bun

A low bun that lets you show off your hairstyling even with a hat on! Gather your hair into a single ponytail at the back, split the ponytail into two sections, and twist them together like a rope braid.

Tie the ends with an elastic, wrap them around the base, gently loosen the bun, and pull up the crown for volume, and you’ve got a neat, stylish look.

Tying it right at the back gives a mature vibe, but shifting the bun slightly to the side so it’s visible from the front also creates a cute finish.

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