Q&A for How to Do Cute Middle School Hairstyles

You can try straightening your hair if you want a different look. You can even use a flat iron to put waves in your hair by pinching a section of hair and twisting it.

You could try doing braids instead. Put your hair into two braids before you go to bed, and when you wake up, take them out. You will have textured waves, and it can look like you used an iron.

You could bring extra hair ties, and go to the bathroom and change your hair. Or, just put your hair back down.

To make your Dutch braid go in a diagonal, start far on either the right or left side of your head instead of the top front of your head. Think of the diagonal line you want to create across the back of your head, and as you add pieces of hair on each side of your Dutch braid, make sure you are adding them from along this imaginary diagonal line so that this is the line your braid follows.

You can try reading the article on How to French Braid . I would also recommend watching a YouTube video about it. It's best if you slow it down and pause it at every step. Just keep practicing until you nail it.

That always happens to me also, just make sure all the strands are the same and that you don't braid tighter in one spot and looser in another.

If you have bangs keep them down, and part your hair in 2 sections. Then tie your hair in 2 pigtails low down on your head, and angled to the side.

Try buns; high ponytails are great, too!

You need three separate sections. If it's your first time braiding, it's best to watch someone else do it first.

You can put your hair in a bun or ponytail. You can also choose a sulfate-free, glycerin-packed shampoo. Towel dry your hair to make it less frizzy.

I have the same problem. Letting it cascade down your back could work. High ponytails if it’s long, a braid or two can be cute. Maybe try straightening it and clipping it back, or a low pony.

Yes, as long as it's allowed within the rules of your dress code.

There are so many possibilities. One pretty and casual option is to curl it and leave it open. Curling short hair gives a bouncy, professional look to your style, and it looks cute and elegant. If you want to go nice and modest, you can straighten your hair. Another thing you can do is adding clips, barrettes, or bows, which make your hair look cute and colorful. You can also slightly wave your hair, which makes it wavy- not straight, but not curly either. Or, you can just rock your natural hair style!

If you like it, who cares if it's "weird"? If you don't like it, try a different hairstyle!

Put your hair into a half-up ponytail, twist it into a bun and secure it with a hair tie.

After you are done with your hairstyle, you may secure it with bobby and hairspray. You can also use cute clips to keep your hairstyle trendy.

Use ashampoo that repairs damaged hair. It may take a while though. Also stop doing anything to your hair that causes the damage, such as tight elastics, dye or combing when wet.

Wetting your hair and braiding it at night and sleeping in the braids will work for you. It lasts all day without a problem.

Get a spray leave-in conditioner. It will control frizz and keep your hair shiny.

Dutch and french braids are a great choice. You could also try a high ponytail or a loose bun.

Hairspray always helped me, and you can also use bobby pins.

High ponytails, low ponytails, braids, pigtails, anything would look good on you! If you're looking for a loose hairstyle, I recommend wearing scrunchies!

Just a simple ponytail shouldn't be too hard. Consult Do a Basic Ponytail .

I have these problems a lot. For thick hair, blow dry it a bit so that it's damp, not fully wet, but not dry. Then brush it out. For bad hair days, attempt to brush your hair out and pull it into a low ponytail.

Personally, I think that it looks better longer, but it really depends on the person.

It depends on what the clips are for. If you're trying to keep hair out of your face you could use gel, or even just wet it back if you don't have gel.

Consult the article Do a Ponytail with Short Hair .

Try back combing your hair to make it voluminized. And you could put your hair up into cute buns or in a messy ponytail, these styles help give an appearance of thickness, even when wet.

I usually wear a half-up style. You can just make a ponytail with about half of your hair on the top of your head, and it looks adorable!

Wear it in a low ponytail or in a braid. Braids are good because they help stop the flyaways and messiness typical of thin hair.