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For those of you that have been paying attention, How-to Hair Girl, has regularly been giving us amazing DIY hair-style videos and inspiration. She's even got hair love for our grooms! For those that are all, “Wuh? DIY wedding hair? That's a THING!?,” we're here to officially introduce you to our lovely sponsor, Roxie from How-to Hair Girl.
Roxie is about to revolutionize your wedding hair…
Roxie Hunt is a hair stylist, business owner, and full-time mom who got her start doing hair in Seattle. Her How-to Hair Girl site caters to DIY brides who want style, empowerment, and budget-friendly options.
People need to know that they don't need a lot of money, skill, products, or people telling them how to be, to have good hair. There are other options. This is where I come in. My plan is to provide a comprehensive educational blog dedicated to teaching and empowering people to do their own hair themselves, do their friends and loved ones hair, and make their own educated decisions regarding their hair. I want to create a resource and outlet for people to ask questions, watch videos, share ideas, and gain the confidence to experiment.
How-to Hair Girl is full of easy-to-follow, step-by-step tutorials on haircuts, colors and styles for men, women, and children. This means TONS of hair tips, tricks, and inspiration for the DIY bride! Y'all should definitely click over and check out these sections first:
Those categories include super-helpful posts like “Make a statement with floral hairstyles fit for a DIY bride.” My two favorite styles being the ones pictured above.
You can do this hairstyle YOURSELF!? My mind is blown in the most perfectly coiffed way. If you'd like to keep up to date on all the news that Hair-to Hair Girl has to offer, including new DIY hair tutorial releases, you can
head over to the website and get your perfectly-coiffed wedding hair on.
About the Author: Megan Finley Horowitz
When Megan's not writing, traveling, and sleeping, she's eating like the fate of the world depends on it. (You're welcome, world!) You can snoop into her personal life over on her website The Dash and Dine!
Thanks for the post! I’m still at a loss for what to do with my long, thick, stick straight Asian hair that refuses to stay up. At least this’ll give me an idea of what’s possible to DIY! 🙂
Short-hair updos? Ooh!
Oh my goodness! I went rifling the archives in a panic about what to do with my hair and this is absolutely DELIGHTFUL! I should probably check the most popular posts, but if this isn’t there, it should be!