The last bridesmaids hairstyle from our waterfall shoot (pop on over to GWS for that) is super simple and perfect for special occasions AND everyday.

Step one: Part your hair in the middle. Add texture to straight hair by loosely curling a few sections away from your face. Next, add dry shampoo and mess things up a bit!

Step two: Create four mini-braids (two on each side of your part) throughout your hair. Don't worry about being precise or keeping braids tight... things should look bohemian and relaxed.

Step three (optional): Add a flower crown or interesting headpiece for more fun.

Photography: Sleepy Fox Photography
Styling: Hazel & Scout
Hair: Twiggy Romei
Floral Design: Simpsons Florist
Dress: Free People
Model: Brynae Goldsmith

I'm so excited to share this simple hair tutorial from our beautiful bridesmaids shoot (seen on Green Wedding Shoes here). I love an effortless ponytail with a little bit of added beauty!

Step one: Part your hair on one side. Leaving a large chunk out (from your part to the opposite side of your head) gather your hair into a low ponytail.

Step two: Secure your ponytail with a clear elastic.

Step Three: With the remaining loose hair, create a french braid down the length of your face. Either tuck hair into the first elastic or, if you have thicker strands, add another rubber band around the base of your ponytail AND your braid.

Step Four: Wrap a thick strand of hair from your ponytail around the elastic (to disguise it) and tuck the hair underneath.

Step Five (optional): Add a succulent crown or beautiful headpiece for a little more pizazz.

Photography: Sleepy Fox Photography
Styling: Hazel & Scout
Hair: Twiggy Romei
Floral Design: Simpsons Florist
Dress: Free People
Model: Rebecca Tillman

I always fall into the same old hair routine... wash and go without styling. This summer, bohemian braids are everywhere and I'm excited to switch things up a little! My friend Twiggy Romei came over recently and helped me dream up two (pretty simple) styles for all of you boho babes.

We started with a fishtail. Be sure to really pull the pieces of your braid apart for a messier, more relaxed look. The more texture and movement in your hair, the more interesting your braid will look!

Next we created this half up/half down look that I fell in love with! As a girl who likes to let her locks flow freely in the wind, I was happy to add a little interest with two tiny plaits but leave the majority of my 'do down. Twiggy did a great job getting me to step out of my hair comfort zone!

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A big thank you to Twiggy and Jessy for spending a Sunday playing with my hair! It was such a fun treat!