Pinkys up rings on
Pinky’s up rings on.
Top 5 Jewellery brands
I am not a Pandora girl. It’s over the piece, excited, and looks tacky and neat. I am also a gold girl, and they usually only do silver. One thing I do experience around rings is the green ring. When rings turn fingers green, it's either because of a chemical reaction between acids in your skin and the metal of the ring or because of a reaction between another substance on your hand (such as a lotion) and the metal of the ring.
This is just another excuse for accessories
Everyone can take something from this list, from long to short hair, to amplify your look without heat or taking up much of your time. This is a perfect time for summer when you don’t have the time or energy, and it is too hot to apply heat to your hair. These are perfect to keep you cool but stylish.
So, this is my top 5 hair accessories. When you look at the list, you will likely be transported back to your primary school days, but don’t worry, like any trend, it comes back around, but this time with a more silicated one.
scrunchie
The humble scrunchie is not just a wrist accessory but, funnily enough, can tie up your hair. You would likely have one that matched your summer dress pattern in primary school. The coordination element started young in you, and scrunchies are perfect for elevating a simple ponytail you have had to whip up on hot summer days. While also making it stylistic and elevating your look.
These are my top choices for you to look at. If you want to support independent businesses, your first stop is Etsy. But here are a few links to some of my faves.
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1229241708/pure-mulberry-silk-scrunchie-set-silk?gpla=1&gao=1&
claw clips
The handy dandy claw clip or, as I like to call it, claw grip. This is perfect for a half-up, half-down look or to place hair away from your face. It’s a stylish way to put your hair up without kinks or bobble tangling. They come in all sorts of materials, from plastic to metal, and in all shapes and sizes, from flowers to butterflies. However, I cannot use these to put all my hair up because I think long hair is perfect for those who want to create the illusion of more hair. You can YouTube so many styles or ways to use the clips. I would choose a metal clip because they are sturdy and can hold more of my hair. I have a staple one from & Other Stories, which is gorgeous. Remember to match your accessories and the tones to match your hair colour if it’s cool and warm-toned. But in the 2000s, tiny butterfly clips spread around your hair with plaits, for example, with all the possible colours and shades. The claw clip is necessary for your hair accessories box, but brands have now incorporated it with bows, scrunchies and fringe trims to add to your outfit and be the show stopper.
hair slide clips
If you are like me and hate your hair in your face, these clips are perfect. Or if you're out of the tube and don't want your hair to stick to your face. Pull your hair aside when you're pampering or doing your makeup. These clips come in so many different forms, materials and colours. I always had a fluffy flower clip from Claries in my hair when I had to have my hair in a ponytail, as that was the only hairstyle my mum could do. So, the clip was to elevate and make my hairstyle more interesting as I had to have my hair up at school. Remember to match your hair accessories to your jewellery and sunnies this summer.
These are also ways to express your feelings or perspective of a movement, whether saying “feminist” or “queen” For example, these can elevate an outfit with jewels and pearls for formal events and, more simply, colours for festivals or pride events, as shown above.
bows
The hair bow, which has previously had connotations with youth and innocence, has come back in style with sex appeal and chic nature. The simple bow with long tie ends is perfect for a dinner party or a picnic in the park. It can be a simple outfit or a classy one. It can bring a day outfit into a night one for those late-night pub trips. This is a staple if you're looking to find your Scandi style. The world is your oyster for bow fabrics, from plain colours to embellishments with pearls, denim, and satin. But that's not it: bows come in all shapes and sizes from the ends of your plats. The fashioning for these hair accessories comes in many forms, from bobbles to clips or draw clips. They can place your hair around the back of your head to create a simple, elegant half-up-and-down updo. These are also easy to DIY and make at home with any leftover fabrics and easy leftover or from old clothes, reducing reuse recycle. Perfect to make like the scrunchies with your girlfriends with some wine in the garden while the sun is setting.
headbands
The hairband ( that brings back the hair at the front of your face) was a staple from a headscarf to a small grip band to pull the hair back or create a crown effect. Even the royals have used these padded and embellished headbands for royal events like weddings or King Charles's coronation. The humble headbands have many uses, such as pulling your hair back when wearing a face mask and skincare routine to the perfect modern accessibility for a wedding instead of a fascinator. Headscarves have become an empowering accessory for those losing their hair due to chemotherapy, not just to embrace their strength in their cancer battle but also the desire to dress up their still head where they can using silk due to its softness and lack of irritation. Again, these were a staple in primary school in the 2000s, some with bows or flowers on them, some plastic, some with the school dress fabric and material on it, but every girl loved to have them ponytails can get boring, and this was before the bubble hair and the plats craze.
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