Tired of the Same Bun? 11+ Easy Teacher Hairstyles for Busy Mornings

9. The High Ponytail with a Wrap

A high ponytail instantly feels energetic. But for a touch of polish, grab a small strand of hair from the ponytail. Wrap it around the elastic band. Tuck the end underneath and secure with a bobby pin. Teasing the crown slightly before you tie it up can give you a bit more lift and volume there.

8. The Messy Bun with a Twist

Who doesn’t love a good messy bun? For a little variation, try twisting sections of hair as you wrap them into the bun. You can even incorporate a tiny braid into the mix before securing. Use bobby pins crisscrossed for extra hold. It looks artfully undone, and it stays put!

7. The Fishtail Braid

This braid looks intricate, but it’s surprisingly simple! Divide your hair into two sections. Take a small strand from the outside of one section and cross it over to the inside of the other. Repeat on the other side. Keep going until you reach the end. Gently pull the sides of the braid to make it look fuller and more relaxed.

6. The Dutch Braid Crown

This style is elegant and keeps your hair off your neck. Start a Dutch braid (where you cross strands under, not over) on one side of your head. Bring it across your forehead like a crown. Continue braiding down the other side. Secure the end with bobby pins underneath. It’s a chic look that’s surprisingly quick.

5. The Side Braid with Texture

A loose side braid is effortlessly chic. Spritz some texturizing spray through your hair first. Gather your hair to one side. Create a simple three-strand braid, keeping it loose and a bit messy. Let it fall over your shoulder. This adds a touch of bohemian flair to your look.

4. The Low Twisted Bun

For a sophisticated updo, try this twisted bun. Gather your hair at the nape of your neck. Twist the ponytail tightly. Coil it around itself to form a bun. Secure with an elastic and then add bobby pins for extra security. It looks so polished and professional.