
7 Summer Hairstyles To Beat The Heat In Style
Stay cool, look good— these summer hairstyles are your go-to solution for glam in rising temps
As the temperature rises, so does the need for hairstyles that keep you cool while still feeling polished. Whether you're lounging poolside, heading to a festival, or just trying to survive a scorching day in the city, these summer-ready styles strike the perfect balance between function and fashion. From breezy braids to playful hair accessories—sweat-proof doesn't have to mean style-proof.
Jennie braids
For those who struggle with their long hair in the summer, take inspiration from the popstar 's iconic braids, that give equal parts edgy and boho— perfect for every summer outing. The multiple braids throughout your hair, helps you beat the heat with a stylish editorial look.
The It-Girl Headband
Headbands are the new summer staple for this year, perfect for keeping hair off your face while adding a touch of flair to your outfit. You can add playful twist with colourful patterns or embellishments, instead of the classic sporty band. They are a stylish effortless way to tame flyaways and stay cool while still looking put-together.
Hydro bob
This slicked-back, fresh-out-of-water bob is the antidote to hair that looks half dry, half lank in the heat. Choose your products wisely—a hair oil with a summery scent is a must.
Bubble braids
Fun, flirty and perfect for the heat—bubble braids are perfect for long summer days at the beach or fun music festivals. Offering an editorial look in a few easy steps, simply secure sections with mini elastics and create 'bubbles', for a playful twist on a classic braid. You can play around with different styles— sections of your hair or even pigtails.
Slicked-back half up
A hybrid of sleek and soft, this style pulls the top half of your hair into a polished slick-back while the rest of your hair falls elegantly. It's giving modern day elegance with cool-girl summer.
Double twist bun
Right from the runway, the double twist bun is the ultimate summer updo— chic and creative. Just divide your hair in two sections and twist them into buns, for a playful voluminous style that holds up in heat and humidity. It's quick to do and works beautifully for both beach days and breezy summer evenings.
Silk bandana
Can't go through summer without this accessory, tie a silk bandana for instant retro summer vibes. It not only protects you from the sun but adds a fashion forward finish to any hairstyle underneath.
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