Q&A for How to Do Simple, Quick Hairstyles for Long Hair

A low ponytail is beautiful, classy look you can try when you're in a rush. Ponytails keep everything polished, gorgeous, and elegant.

Two donut buns might look nice for dancing, but if you need something cute and easy you could go for a ponytail or bunches.

High ponytails are good for a casual look. If you are the bride, you could do a side bun or a braid crown for an elegant look.

You could go for a low ponytail, or low pigtails. Also, if you take your hair into a low ponytail, separate the hair above the elastic into two parts, and gently flip the tail over the elastic, you will have a "flip tail," a ponytail with twists on both sides. It would look super cute! You can also do a simple twist on one side of your head, and then tie it with a bow. Look online for other styles.

Tie your hair into two tight braids before going to sleep. This not only curls hair, but keeps it from getting messy in the night.

A nice simple braid, or bun would work well. And most schools don't have rules about hairstyles, so anything you like is fine, I'm sure.

French plaits are really nice for a sleepover but sometimes they can be a bit tricky so go for a ponytail.

First, brush out your hair thoroughly. Next, take a small section at the top of your head and divide it into three equal parts. Cross the left into the middle, then the right section, but instead of continuing left to right like a normal braid, add in a new, small piece of hair from the left side of the head to the left section. Then cross to the middle. Do the same with the right side - add in a new, small piece of hair and cross to the middle. Keep going until there is no extra hair left. Then, either tie off the braid, or keep braiding until you reach the end of your hair, then tie off with an elastic. Practice this a lot and you'll get it.

YouTube is a great place: just search for "easy wedding hairstyles." Or you can get ideas from magazines or a stylist at a salon.

One thing you could do is dampen your hair down with a spray bottle filled with water and then braid it in a few braids (4-6). Sleep in them overnight and then take them out and spray with some hair spray.

Wet down your hair first, then tie it with a thick hair tie.

Divide your hair with a middle part and clip one half to the side. Do a french plait down one side, then unclip the remaining hair and do another french plait on that side.

You typically won't even have to ask. Ponytails are quite versatile and very appropriate (not to mention cute!)

Tie your hair up in a pony tail as best you can, wrap the strands of hair around to create a bun, leave if messy for the everyday look you are going for.

Use a smoothing serum or mousse beforehand. Or, you could also try using a flat iron. Another good option is to make your ponytail while the hair is still wet or damp.

Don't do it in class, do it during periods like lunch or recess. But during those times, do something simple like a braid, bun, or ponytail. Pigtails are also cute for school.

You could do a French or Dutch braid your hair to the bottom of your head and then tie it into the pony tail. Or, do any type of a half up half down.

A ponytail is a suitable style choice for long and thick air and you can do one or two at a time. And if you braided it at night, then when you wake up and take the braid out, the waves would be cool!

Use two bobbles instead of using one. Don't tie too tightly as tying it up extremely tightly can break a lot of your hair.

For school, sock or doughnut buns are good, also half up, half down, plaits or braids or even a high ponytail and if you wear a uniform, then wear a coloured clip or scrunchie that matches your school colours.

Nobody’s ugly. I think that you can rock any hairstyle you wear! Try doing cute braided pigtails. I find that pulling a few strands from the front frames your face better.

A plait is a really easy and quick hairstyle for any occasion. To do a plait, you gather all your hair in one place, then section off into 3 sections. To start plaiting, cross the left section over the middle section then cross the right over into the middle and continue to repeat the crossing over. When you have finished the plait, tie it off with a hairband or elastic.

Just do it as it says above, it won't take long. The timing just depends on how quick you are. Don't rush it though!

Good hairstyles for the outdoors are buns, ponytail, two braids or a french braid (best with long hair). You can find tutorials for these hairstyles on wikiHow.