Different Hairstyles To Complement Your Saree

Almost any hairstyle will go great with a saree. But for the lazy in you, here are some simple and effortless hairstyles that you can try.

Hairstyles To Complement A Saree

1. Simple Wavy Layers:

This is one of the easiest and simplest hairstyle that you can wear with asaree.

• For this hairstyle, cut your hair in layers and maintain the natural waves.
• In case you don’t have wavy hair, you can always style it at home using curling tools.
• Blow-drying the hair can also give it a bouncy wavy look.
• Leave the hair open, with half the hair falling on the front across one shoulder and the remaining at the back.

2. High Bun (Chignon):

• Part your hair in the middle and pull back tightly.
• Roll into a bun and pin it high and tight at the back, so that the neck and shoulder area are prominently visible.

3. Layered Volumised Hair:

This is a really simple comb-and-go kind of look.

• Comb out your hair and create a middle parting.
• Roll your head down to the front and let you hair fall forwards.
•  Comb your hair from the root to the tip. This will give it extra volume and bounce once you put it back.
• Let the hair look as natural as possible.

4. Bouffant Ponytail:

• Part your hair to one side.
• Back comb the hair from the crown area to form a classic bouffant look (puffed-up look).
• Pin it in tightly at the back.
• Take the remaining hair and tie into a ponytail, preferably at the middle, not too high and not too low.

5. Puffed Up Classic Bun:

This bouffant look is great to go to formal events and even weddings, as it complements Indian jewellery really well.

• Comb out your hair well, removing all knots and tangles.
• Take the hair from the crown and back comb it to give it a puffed up look.
• Now pull back all the hair from the front and take it to the back.
• Tie in a bun.

6.  Low Twisted Bun:

• Part your hair on one side.
• Twist the sides and bring them to the back of the head, pinning them low towards the nape.
• Do this on both sides.
• Now take the remaining hair and roll it up in a low, messy loose bun.

7. Braids:

How can we speak of the traditional saree look and not speak of the braid? It doesn’t matter what kind of a saree you pick, a traditional one or a trendy and flattering one. There is a braid that will work for it.

You can either plait your hair the simple way, or go for the more glamorous choices like the French braid or maybe the Dutch braid too. Or why not try a water fall braid or a braided updo? When we talk about braids, the choices are endless.

You have so many ideas about for your hair style now! Do let us know which one you plan to sport to the next occasion!