6. A Great Pixie

Even if you couldn’t have dreamed about a pixie with your waist long locks, you can make it in just a few steps.

• Take your hair and pull it back to make a very tight ponytail.
• Depending on the length of your hair you can either braid it or keep it as a ponytail.
• Pull the ponytail up and clip it at the crown or near the front hairline.
• The ends of the ponytail can be arranged as bangs.

7. A Center Back Ponytail

If your hair is medium length, try a slick ponytail in the center back of your head. If you wear it at the nape, your hair would look much longer and hang down the back. When it’s in the center, it looks much shorter, and from the front, you can’t even tell it’s there.

8. A Pin Curl Coif

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Try pin curls for an amazing coif. You can design them so that you have a vintage curl in the front with only one removed. And the rest of your hair is in perfectly pinned swirls. It’s lovely, but you may need a little help getting the curls in just the right position.

Make sure to do these the night before and tie them down with a silk scarf so that they don’t have any frizz. Then in the morning, you can add a spritz of hairspray to keep them firmly in place.

9. A Loose Bun

To hide your length, try a loose low bun that’s tucked into the rest of your hair at the nape. This is a chic, messy look that’s cute.

• Bring your hair back to the nape loosely.
• Double it and secure it with an elastic.
• Flip the little bun up and inside the gathered hair.
• If you want a loose french twist look, flip it twice.
• Hide the bun inside of the rest of your hair and pin it.
• Make sure you have a few textured or curly tendrils hanging in the front for style.

10. A Fake Lob

You can create a fake lob by securing the ends with an elastic and then pushing your hair underneath at the nape and clipping it. So this one is something like the loose bun, but you don’t need to double the hair inside the elastic.