Easy Ponytail!

 Easy Messy Ponytail!

 

Need a cute hairstyle for a busy morning or simply just looking for a new hairstyle? Here’s a cute and easy natural looking ponytail tutorial for you to try! 

 

     1. Divide your hair into three parts. Take the middle bunch of hair to make a medium height ponytail.

  

     2. Take your side hair to the back of your head, and tie it over the middle ponytail, creating a “mini” ponytail.

     3. Take the “mini” ponytail from step 2, and flip it from the bottom to top, making a twisty look.

 

4. Make a little space between the middle ponytail from step one. Take the twisted “mini” ponytail though the space between the middle ponytail, and tighten the middle ponytail so it’s not loose.  

    5. Do you notice the end of the “mini” ponytail dangling? Take that end of hair and wrap it around the middle ponytail’s hair tie, and pin it so it won’t fall apart.

 

   6. Fix any parts of your hair that you need to, and wallah! Now  you have mastered a natural looking ponytail!

 

Tips:

By curling your hair beforehand, you can get a messy, flowy looking style. If you’re looking for something more classy and elegant looking, try straightening your hair before creating this ponytail look! 
Ponytails are great for helping to make your neckline standout, which are a perfect match with our strapless rompers, jumpsuits, and maxi dresses! 
Tell us what you think by trying this hairstyle with your favorite LuckyB outfit! 

Model: Haruka Satake 
Reference: 
http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2142370571892953401

Two-Tone Pearl Nails

A couple blog posts ago, I wrote a blog about some tips when doing your nails. So, this time when I did my nails, I decided to try using some tips that I found, and created this fun and girly two-tone look.

  

What I did

1.  I filed my nails to a box shape

2.  After filing and putting on hand cream (it’s healthier for your nails to moisturize), I applied a coat of baby pink polish

3.  After the first coat of nail polish dries, I gently laid a piece of masking tape on my fingernails

4.  I painted a beige polish over my nails, and removed the masking tape carefully after the nail polish dried

5.  Using a toothpick, I drew a straight line across the split of the two manicures with a thicker consistency of glitter nail polish  

6.  After the glitter nail polish dried, I used a tiny bit of super glue to attach a bead on the middle of my finger

 

What I Learned  

When you’re using masking tape, make sure the first coat of nail polish is COMPLETELY dry before applying it. I learned that the hard way when I peeled off the masking tape and saw my nail polish got smudged… 

Also, toothpicks were a wonderful tool to work with, when I needed to remove any excess nail polish on the side. I was able to utilize a toothpick for tiny details too, making my nails look a little more like they were professionally done.