3 Easy Spring Hairstyles to Love

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It seems that as soon as March hit, I’ve been rapidly changing into spring preparation mode. From florals to stripes and bright colors, I can’t switch my wardrobe over fast enough. In addition to my wardrobe changes, I’ve been changing up my hair styling and makeup too. Instead of vampy colors, I’m opting for lighter and brighter hues and am opting for pretty and softer spring hairstyles like braids and buns.

3 Simples Spring Hairstyles to Love // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

I’ve also recently switched up my hair tools. One such switch is to the Goody Clean Radiance Oval Cushion Brush, which uses copper bristles to add smoothness and shine to even the most unruly hair. (Mine!) As you know, I’ve battled tangly, dry hair all winter long, and while it still likes to be a bit of a pain, I’ve noticed a tremendous improvement since adding it to my arsenal.

Goody Clean Radiance Oval Cushion Brush Tutorial & Review // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

After smoothing in a hair oil and detangling my air dried hair, I run the Goody Clean Radiance Oval Cushion Brush all over until it glides through seamlessly and hair feels soft and smooth. It doesn’t take a whole lot either – I ran the brush through my hair Saturday afternoon, and it left my hair soft and smooth all the way through Sunday evening. I also have found that it prevents my hair from getting tangles throughout the day, regardless of what I’m wearing. For someone like me that is constantly plagued by knots, the brush has changed my hair game. Plus the scalp massage you get from the copper bristles isn’t bad either! ;)

Goody Clean Radiance Copper Hair Brush & Goody Ouchless Hair Elastics from Target // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

My hairstyles wouldn’t be complete without some security too, and that’s why I’ve always used Goody Ouchless Elastics. Gone are the days of wincing when taking your hair out of a high bun or ponytail in fear of how much hair will be yanked out. I also love that the Ouchless Elastics come in a variety of sizes to suit any hair length, thickness, and style. Best of all, both products are available at budget-friendly prices at your local Target! Target also has some incredible Cartwheel deals for both products, and if you haven’t downloaded the Cartwheel app yet, you should! Just remember to search quickly for whatever you’ve picked up while you’re waiting in the checkout line and save big at the register. Super simple!

Goody Clean Radiance Hair Elastics at Target // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

Here are a couple of upcoming offers you can score in March & April, but don’t forget to keep checking the Cartwheel app everytime you shop for Goody at Target!

Speaking of simple, there’s nothing worse than overly complicated hair look that no one but a professional can accomplish! I opted to highlight three different spring hairstyles that are easy to manage for anyone from beginner to advance. If you’re like me, you much prefer to stay in bed for an extra 5 minutes rather then spend it on your hair, which is why each hairstyle shouldn’t take you any more than a few minutes to accomplish!

Goody Clean Radiance Hair Brush & Braided Bun Tutorial // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

3 Spring Hairstyles to Love

Braided Bun

Sounds complicated, but is actually super easy as long as you can get your hair into a ponytail and then braid it! I find that braiding the hair adds a fun twist to the traditional top knot, and you can make it look as polished or not as you’d like. I opted to pull some of the hair loose for a bit of a bohemian vibe in this one. See the full tutorial on my Instagram video!

Voluminous Ponytail

Another super simple hair style, the volumized ponytail is a classic for all year round. I especially love the high ponytail with a little curl on the ends to bump up the volume and add a bit more polish to an everyday look.

Center Braid

This is the most complicated of the three because it requires a bit more dexterity and skill to keep the hair taut. At the crown of your head, split hair into three sections, then braid it down the back and secure it with a Goody Ouchless Elastic. You can also take it to the next level and incorporate the center braid into one larger braid too! For the slightly messy and romantic vibe, gently pull the braid loose.

Goody Clean Radiance Hair Brush & Ouchless Elastics // Hair Ideas for Spring // Hello Rigby Seattle Beauty & Style Blog

What are your favorite hairstyles for spring? Have you tried the Goody Clean Radiance Oval Cushion Brush to add a little shine to your ‘do?

44 thoughts on “3 Easy Spring Hairstyles to Love

  1. Chelsie

    I LOVE this Goody Hairbrush! It’s really helped reduce the amount of buildup on my scalp from the dry winter (gross) and I’ve noticed it help restore some shine to my super damaged hair! And I totally agree; I’m all about the braids, loose waves and spring colors right now!

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  2. Megan

    I’ve got pretty unruly hair, too, and the braided bun is definitely my go-to updo. No better way to keep wayward curls in check! I’m a big fan of half-up hairstyles for spring, though – so soft and pretty!

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    1. Jenn Post author

      Half up hairstyles are great! I’m going to have to play around with more styles that are easy and quick for work! :)

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  3. Tiffany Khyla

    I love Ouchless hairties! Seriously, I don’t know what I did before them. Actually, I know what I did – I was in pain trying to get my hair out of a ponytail haha. I really love wearing braided buns during the springtime. They look so classy, and I love that my hair doesn’t get caught up in grossness when my neck sweats. Ew.

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    1. Jenn Post author

      Ha, right?! Ouchless hair ties are one of the best ideas ever! Braided buns are definitely a must for when it’s hot out!

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