Adding a Christmas crown or wreath to your holiday hair is easy, but don't neglect the hair underneath. We adore this delicate, chic rolled updo. Leave a few strands around your face for a romantic, relaxed look.
It's Christmas, so why not shine like a star with glitter hair? Thread tinsel through your hair and add hair charms and glitter along your part for the full effect.
Platinum blonde is a stunning Christmas colour. This year's version stands out with its luxe silver rather than brassy yellow.
A Dutch braid crosses the crown and joins a braided ponytail at the nape of the neck in this sweet candy cane design for girls of any age.
Christmas coifs need not be elegant. Let loose with this whimsical Tannenbaum design. Add ribbons, garland, gold pine cones, and baubles to high-teased hair. This holiday is all about you!
Short hair doesn't prevent you from getting a holiday do. To replicate this look, section your hair and layer each section over the last.
Why not try a half-updo that's glamorous but not too formal for Christmas parties? Many styles, like this fairytale princess-inspired half-up, half-down bun, are available.
Keep it cool with a Frosty-inspired beehive. Using hair donuts to secure each bun and hair spray to tame flyaways will help it stay smooth as snow.
Chignons are classics for a reason. The ancient Greek-inspired look is still a red carpet favourite. The simplest method—combing hair back from the face—may be the best.
Is choosing a Christmas morning outfit as hard as buying Aunt Mildred a gift? Since the kids are eager to open their gifts, it must be quick and easy, but you want to look cute for your S.O.'s photos.
Holiday hairstyles include the pompadour, which sweeps hair up from the forehead. This bold piece gives any outfit drama. Suitable for pixie cuts to braids.
A fun double French braid on one side makes this design double fun. Even better, weave it into a chic updo or casual ponytail for any Christmas event.
The mid-20th century ultra-sophisticated style, not a croissant. After twisting your hair upward until it's tight against your head, tuck the ends into a French twist.
While crimping is trendy this year, the 80s want their hair back! A crimping iron makes zig-zag waves and volumizes straight hair.
Twisted ponytails are real! An update takes minutes. The nape-of-the-neck twisty knot adds style, unlike a ponytail. The dress suits gift shopping, tree decorating, and formal holiday open houses.