12. Little Monster Messy Buns
These Little Monster Messy Buns are adorably frightful! Create two (or more!) high buns and tease them out a bit to give them a wild, monstrous look. You can add googly eyes with a bit of lash glue for a truly fun effect. They’re perfect for monsters, yetis, or even quirky aliens. A quick tip: secure the buns with plenty of bobby pins for extra hold.
11. Royal Crown Braid
A Royal Crown Braid is perfect for your little princess or queen. It’s a simple braid that wraps around the head like a crown. It’s elegant and keeps hair neatly away from the face. This style works wonderfully for royalty, but also for goddesses or even a brave knight. My tip is to start the braid from the nape of the neck for a cleaner finish.
10. Pirate Captain Curls
Get your little one ready to sail the seven seas with Pirate Captain Curls! This involves creating bouncy, playful curls all over. You can add a bandana or a faux feather. It’s a classic look that’s always a hit for pirate costumes. A little hairspray holds these curls all night long. Just let them cool completely before touching.
9. Vampire Fangs Ponytail
For a vampy vibe, try the Vampire Fangs Ponytail. Create a sleek high ponytail. Then, take thin strands from the ponytail and twist them around the base. Leave a few strands loose around the face to mimic fangs. It’s a simple yet striking look for any vampire. My tip is to use a smoothing serum for that polished finish.
8. Ghostly Glo-Worm Braids
These Ghostly Glo-Worm Braids are so much fun! Create two pigtail braids. Then, use glow-in-the-dark hair elastics to tie them off. They’ll look like little glowing worms in the dark! This is super effective for ghost or alien costumes. A great tip is to test the glow elastics in a dark room first.
7. Scarecrow Pigtails with Ribbon
Channel your inner scarecrow with these cute pigtails. Simply create two high pigtails and tie them with plaid or burlap ribbon. You can even add a few wisps of straw-like yarn. It’s an iconic look for scarecrow costumes and always charming. My tip is to secure the ribbon tightly so it doesn’t unravel during trick-or-treating.
