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In addition to favoring loungewear and no makeup, or at least no-makeup makeup, many of us now homebodies are taking a relaxed approach to our hair. We’re not alone. Celebs are also favoring more laid-back locks. And as Vogue just pointed out, they’re doing so by bringing back a beloved hairstyle…
Runway Pigtails
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Instead of braiding your pigtails close to your scalp, try weaving them so they frame your face.
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Separate your hair into two sections close to your head. Hold both pigtails in place with one barrette.
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Crisscross your locks before braiding your pigtails.
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These pigtails give the illusion that your strands are simply just swept over your shoulders.
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Braided pigtails look great on shoulder-grazing locks. Leave a few strands free to highlight your face.
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FYI: This works best on long locks. Middle part your hair, then split it into two sections and secure up top.
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Barely braid your pigtails for a laid-back look.
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Go for a retro look by sporting low, loose pigtails and partial finger waves up top.
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Braid a red ribbon through your pigtails. Leave half of your tails loose for a cool contrast.
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Not a fan of elastics? Use your own hair to secure your pigtails.
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Got layers? Leave your front strands out of your braided pigtails.
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Give standard braided pigtails an upgrade by sculpting your baby hairs. An asymmetrical part also amps up the look.
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Leave part of your braided pigtails loose, then join them with an elastic.
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The perfect pigtails for lounging around the house. Don’t slick back or even brush the strands up top. Leave your ends messy as well.
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Switch things up by braiding some strands on the sides of your head. But leave your locks flowing when it comes to your pigtails.
