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Cute hairstyles for a school festival. Easy hair arrangements

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There are probably lots of people who want to try a different hairstyle and dress up for the school festival!

So here are some easy, recommended hair arrangements you can try!

We’ve gathered a variety—from soft, airy styles to ones that go perfectly with a yukata.

There are simple yet lovely options like cute half-up styles, twin tails, and heart-shaped arrangements.

They’re easy to try, so give them a go!

Switch up your usual hairstyle and enjoy the school festival to the fullest!

Cute hairstyles for the school festival. Easy hair arrangements (1–10)

Hairstyles you can do with just one hair tie

[Super Easy] Just One Hair Tie! No Pins, No Wrapping! 3 Cute and Elegant Hair Arrangements for Adults ♪

Hairstyles you can do with just one hair tie

Look effortlessly mature without preparing any hair accessories! Here are hairstyle ideas you can do with just one hair tie.

Some of you may not be allowed to wear hair accessories due to school rules, right? These chic and cute hair arrangement ideas are perfect for you.

In the video, stylish variations like half-up, bun hair, and low ponytail are introduced.

Each style can be completed with a single hair tie, so take this opportunity to give them a try.

Of course, adding hair accessories will make them even lovelier!

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Eye-catching hair arrangement

[Hair Styling] Super eye-catching!! Introducing easy hairstyles perfect for sports festivals and cultural festivals ❤️‍🔥

Eye-catching hair arrangement

Recommended for anyone who wants to take lots of photos! Here are some ideas for eye-catching hair arrangements.

Many of you probably want to capture memories in photos at the big event that is the school cultural festival.

This time, let’s join the festival with cute, photo-ready hairstyles.

The video introduces styles not only for those with long hair, but also options that even those with harder-to-style bob cuts can try.

There are three styles in total, so find the one that suits you best.

Hope your memory-making photos turn out super cute!

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Simple bun hairstyle

Super easy: a neat neckline! Stays put but still cute! Here are some recommended summer hair arrangements ♡

Simple bun hairstyle

Matches perfectly with yukata! Use this when you want a clean-looking neckline! Here are ideas for an easy bun hairstyle.

On hot days, tying up the hair around your neck can make you feel cooler.

These bun ideas are recommended for those who want to enjoy a different hairstyle for a school festival! You’ll need two hair ties.

The key is wrapping the bun while doing a rope braid.

If it’s tricky, have a friend check and help you.

Give it a try!

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Cute hairstyles you’ll want for the school festival: Easy hair arrangements (11–20)

Perfect for sports day too! Easy bun

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Perfect for school culture festivals and sports days! Here are some bun hairstyle ideas.

These cute bun styles can be tried even with medium-length hair.

It’s best to work together with friends for the braiding steps.

You’ll need three hair ties and some hairpins.

If hair accessories are allowed, adding pearls or ribbon decorations will give it an extra-cute finish! A bun hairstyle is perfect for showcasing a bright, energetic vibe.

Give it a try!

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Heart arrangement

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If you want to stand out, try this hairstyle! Here’s a heart-shaped hair arrangement.

The school festival is a special event that comes only once a year, right? This hairdo is perfect for those who want to stand out at the festival or think having the same hairstyle as everyone else is boring.

All you need are hair ties and hair pins.

Tie the hair on top of your head with two hair ties and pin it in place to create a heart shape.

It’s simple, but the impact is big.

A heart hairstyle is something you can try precisely because it’s a special day.

Give it a try!

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radish hair

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I’ll show you how to do radish hair, a style that stands out with a radish-like shape.

First, pull out some face-framing pieces in front of your ears.

Next, part the back of your hair in a zigzag and make high pigtails.

Leave a small section of hair out, then braid the rest and wrap it into a bun.

Split the hair you left out into two sections, twist each one, and secure with elastics.

Finally, curl the face-framing pieces with an iron to finish.

Repeat the same steps on the other side.

Enjoy your school festival to the fullest with this chic, unique hairstyle!

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Ribbon hair arrangement

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We’re introducing a super cute and stylish ribbon hairstyle that uses your own hair to make small ribbons.

First, divide your hair into two sections.

Next, take a small section from the upper part of one side, split it into two strands, twist it down to the ends, and tie it together with the remaining hair.

Then, take a small section from the tied hair, secure it with an elastic about 10 cm from the knot, and do a topsy tail (flip the ponytail through).

Feed the remaining hair through the loop about twice.

Gently pull the loop to the left and right and adjust it into a ribbon shape to finish.

Repeat the same steps on the other side.

Since you only need hair ties, it will stay put even if you move around a lot!

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