Fairy tale old-fashioned hairstyle

Fairy costume hairstyles include hanging bun, high ponytail, ball head, braided willow ball head, curly hair, flat-headed ball head and so on.

1, hang a bun

This hairstyle with a bun on the top and a braid on the back, mostly from the Han Dynasty, is called hanging bun. This hairstyle style is more dignified and steady, which can set people off more steadily. The braid hanging behind you can swing with walking and look very graceful. You can wear a colorful robe, so the ancient rhyme will be stronger.

2, high ponytail

If you are wearing a high-waisted Hanfu similar to a stand-up collar or a round neck robe, you can also do this hairstyle as long as you wear a hair pin or a small hair crown at the hair root.

3, meatball head

Although the meatball head is very simple, it is very malleable, and basically any style of Hanfu or ancient costume can be matched with it. Just match the hair accessories according to the style or color of the clothes. For example, this one, with an orange flower headband on the head of the ball, will look more harmonious.

4. wickerwork meatballs

This chest-high Hanfu is simple in style, with the whole hair tied in a big bun at the top of the head and two locks of hair tied in a braid around the top of the head at the back of the head. Those girls with high hairline can pull out the broken hair on both sides and modify the "wide" forehead when doing this hairstyle, so that the forehead area will be smaller and the face will look smaller.

5, dish hair

Curly hair is a complicated antique hairstyle, but it is not difficult to do it as long as you master the skills. First, divide the hair into two parts, and then screw one part into a spiral shape and fix it on the top of the head. Then comb the other part of the hair into thin strips, wrap them around the spiral hair, and finally fix them with hairpins.

6. Flat meatballs

Flat meatball head is a fresher and more natural antique hairstyle. Divide the hair into two parts, then braid each part into two long braids, twist them into a big bun, and finally fix them with hairpins or hair bands.