Festival Ready Knotted Ponytail

Festival ready messy knotted ponytail (click-through for the full tutorial) Coachella might be over but Faux-chella can live on forever in your heart (and on your head in a festival-inspired hairdo)! To me, festival hair is all about messy but adventurous style, and this knotted ponytail has both of those categories covered and should help keep you cool while you spend all day dancing outside – even if you’re only dancing around in your backyard!Festival ready messy knotted ponytail (click-through for the full tutorial)Step One: Take two sections of hair from either side of your face. Tie them in a knot.

Step Two: Take the two strands of your knot, wrap them around the rest of your hair, and tie them together towards the nape of your neck with a small elastic.

Step Three: Repeat the previous step; take two sections of hair from either side of your “ponytail” and tie them in a knot.

Step Four: Again, pull the sides around the rest of your hair (sometimes easier if you turn your head upside down and let all of the other hair fall forward) and secure with an elastic.

Step Five: Repeat another time, and then start carefully pulling at your ponytail between each knot to add volume.

Step Six: Add a few more knots if your hair is longer, or just pull your ponytail a bit more into a messier, fuller look.

Festival ready knotted ponytail (click-through for the full tutorial) Festival ready knotted ponytail (click-through for the full tutorial) That’s it! Easy, right? I love how this style looks as it gets messier and messier, perfect for those warmer days when you’re outside all day having a good time and too busy to worry about “maintaining” your look! I’m not going to any musical festivals this summer, but that doesn’t mean I won’t be rocking my faux-chella look and dancing outside on the weekends! Cheers, Rebecca.

Credits//Author and Photography: Rebecca Stice. Photos edited with A Beautiful Mess Presets for Lightroom. 

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