The season we've all been waiting for the whole year is finally here, and if you are anything like us, we can't get enough of it! Whether you have a holiday trip planned to an exotic destination, or simply want to spice up your hair style routine at home, we've got you.
In this article, we will show you our top 5 easy vacation hairstyles that you can do without much effort or hassle. So, let's get right into it:
This one on our easy vacation hairstyles is simple and perfect for an active day on the town. For hair that's secure, you might need to double up with a bun plus band combo.
Go with a headband (a scarf tied around your head, or the more traditional kind) with some strands framing your face, and the rest of your mane pulled back in a low messy bun.
Target has some cute headbands to complete this quick vacation hairstyle. If you checked a bag and have the room, definitely pack a holding spray like the NuMe Freeze Please Finishing Spray to lock the look in place.
Who knew that cute hair accessories like pins and clips can be so chic and ideal for summer? These can adorn hair that's half-up half-down, used to clip a small section to one side, or select portions of a braid.
Discover your perfect accessory for your next trip in our shop, and get ready to have all eyes on you everywhere you go!
The best pairings with clips and pins are hydration and shine so get both with the NuMe White Truffle Serum, a one-stop-shop for hair priming and reviving.
Easy vacation hairstyles: easy, loose braids
If you want to spend as little time on your hair as possible (but still want it to look cute), this is the simplest braid to create while you're in tourist mode.
If you are one of those people who can only do the basic three-section brad, we promise this hair idea for vacation is doable since that's all it really is.
Secure loosely in the back and leave a few strands to frame the face.
If you want to straighten your hair before styling both the braid and the face framers, we go with a powerful tool to tame unruly locks, like our NuMe Megastar Flat Iron, to last through humid temperatures.
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This hair idea for vacation is also known as a braided headband or a front row braid. If you're growing out bangs, and they're in that awkward in-between-bangs-and-normal-hair stage, this is a great 'do to rock.
It's a lifesaver on a hair day that isn't going your way, but it will also look snappy for your trip's Insta pics. Need a tutorial?
Beauty blogger Jenny Buchanan has an easy how-to on this for short-haired women here, and if you've got long locks, hairstylist Alexis Mae has a YouTube video here for braiding your fringe this way.
Sometimes the sole motivation for a braid is because of oily or unwashed hair, so pair this easy vacation hairstyle with some of the NuMe Clean N' Mean Dry Shampoo Powder if you want to camouflage dirty roots! It's TSA approved (less than 3.4 oz), so you won't have to check a bag to bring it!
Vacations are a time for beach waves to take center stage, even if you aren't at the actual beach.
Create mermaid-level waves with the NuMe Classic Curling Wand Pearl. The key to maximizing waves to vacation heights is alternating the direction you wrap hair around the barrel.
Letting your hair air dry before using the wand is another option for keeping the texture beachy. Be sure to travel with a heat protectant to spray before hot tool usage like our Watch Me Werk Thermal Heat Protectant, which is also capable of making its way through security at the airport clocking in right at 3.4 ounces.
Now that you know which are the best easy vacation hairstyles for your next trip, let's take a look at some of our tips for the holiday season:
Packing for your next trip can be a hassle, especially if you are traveling overseas. And you don't want to risk surprises at security, or your hair products being thrown out!
To prepare for a worry-free trip, make sure that you pack all your travel-sized tools and products, such as these absolutely adorable Jet Setter Pro Mini Tools. They are convenient, practical, and can travel with you everywhere you go!
Check our article for all travel essentials.
Frequent visits to the beach and the seaside may get you tempted into washing your hair every day, but you should avoid whenever possible. Frequent washing with a shampoo may strip the natural oils of your hair, leaving it dry and brittle.
However, chlorine and saltwater can also be damaging, so it's recommended to rinse your hair with fresh water after swimming. Check this article for the best tips when traveling.
Can I bring a hair straightener on a plane? This is probably the most asked question when it comes to thermal hair styling and traveling, so make sure to check the airplane's regulations before flying.
In most cases, you can perfectly bring a hair straightener on a plane.
In between the strong UV rays, the chlorine and saltwater, and the sweat caused by high temperatures, it is very easy to end up with dry and dehydrated hair at the end of your trip.
So, make sure to keep your hair hydrated and moisturized with the right hair travel products - including deeply hydrating shampoo and conditioner, a deeply hydrating mask, hair serums and thermal heat protectants.
You can check our hair care line for the best products.
Dry shampoo offers several advantages: it absorbs excess oil, extends time between washes, adds volume, saves time, and can be used on-the-go.
It's a convenient solution to refresh and revive your hair when you don't have the time or opportunity for a full wash, which happens often especially during summer!
Now you're #vacationhair ready. Find tons of ideas and inspiration for more mane looks on our Instagram, @NuMeHair. Sign up for our NuMe Rewards & Loyalty Program to earn points so that you'll be on your way to achieving gifts, products, tools, and even tickets to exclusive NuMe events!
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Author: Mary Patterson Broome
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wooNes
August 13, 2021
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