2010 Long Hairstyles
Take a look at some 2010 long hairstyles. The looks are all quick and easy, so you can update your ‘do in minutes.
Make a side part and pull hair back into a low and messy ponytail,
leaving some strands out. Attach a sparkly hair accessory to spice up
the look.
To get loose waves like Beckinsales’, roll large sections of hair in
a curling iron and brush out curls once they’ve cooled to loosen them.
Straighten hair and pull it into a low side pony, leaving shorter layers in the front out.
Curl just the ends of your hair, like Seyfried did, for a more
casual look. Then fishtail braid a small bang section and pin it behind
your ear, covering the pin with hanging hair.
Heavily backcomb (tease) the top of your hair and secure the top and
sides to the back of your head with bobby pins (gently, so you don’t
flatten the volume you just created).
Blow dry hair with a diffuser to add texture. Then pull hair back
into a low, messy bun. Pull a few strands out to frame your face and
curl them with a curling iron for a more polished finish.
Use a curling iron to curl the bottom half of your hair (or if you
have naturally curly hair, just let it air-dry). Then pull all your
hair over one shoulder and secure with pins, then finish with a fun
hair accessory.
Use a texturizing product and roughly blow dry hair. Then tease the
top of your hair for even more volume and texture. Wrap into a loose
bun a few inches above the nape of your neck. Leave the ends of your
hair out of the bun to add to the messy effect.
After curling hair with a curling iron, make a side part and tightly
pull back the hair on the side your part is on and secure with a bobby
pin or a decorative clip.
Use smoothing cream, when blow drying hair straight to get a shiny,
sleek look. Pull hair into a low pony, and then twist the ends of hair
around the pony and pin into place.
Lightly tease the crown of your hair to add volume. Make a side part
and pull hair back into a low, slightly loose bun, covering your ears
with hair. Pull strands out in front to frame your face and curl them
with a small curling iron.
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