The best method of losing weight: Nine yards. Nine yards of a saree is all it takes to transform an ordinary woman into a divine Indian goddess. When a woman drapes a saree, she is making a statement. She is proclaiming to the world that she is a fiercely independent woman who also nurses a tender and nurturing spirit. She is a force to be reckoned with and you better not get in her way. The saree has been the identity of the traditional Indian woman for centuries now. And over these years, it has evolved to suit the needs and style of the modern woman as well. But it’s heartbreaking to see the look of a gorgeous saree being ruined by a hairstyle that does not suit it in any way. Worried you might be making this mistake? Well, fret no more! I’m here with my foolproof list of beautiful hairstyles to complement your saree perfectly and make you look like the divine goddess that you truly are.
20 Hairstyles For Sarees That Will Make You Look Like A Goddess
1. Messy Low Bun
What’s the point of wearing a sexy backless blouse if you don’t show it off, right? So, it’s time to tie up your hair (and flaunt that gorgeous back tattoo, maybe?) and go for this chic messy bun style that will work perfectly to complement your sleeveless and backless blouse. And the best part is that it suits every face shape.
Hair brush
Texturizing spray
Hair elastic
Bobby pins
Light hold hairspray
Brush out all the knots and tangles from your hair.
Generously spritz on some texturizing spray all over your hair.
Part your hair on one side.
Pick up a 2 inch section of hair from the front (from the left side of your parting), twist it a couple of times, and pin it at the back of your head.
Repeat the previous step on the right side.
Gather all your hair and tie it into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck.
Messily roll up this ponytail into a bun and secure it to your head by inserting bobby pins into it from all directions.
You can mess up the bun a little more with your hands if you want to go for a shaggier look.
Finish off with a few spritzes of light hold hairspray to set the look in place.
2. Half Up Curls
Straight hair may hold a special place in some people’s hearts, but curly hair has a beauty of its own. So, what better way to style up your elegant pattu saree than with some graceful curls? Go for a half-up style that will help you show off your jewelry as well. This style is perfect for round and square face shapes.
Hair brush
Heat protectant
5 inch curling iron
Bumpit (small)
Bobby pins
Strong hold hairspray
Fresh flower
Prep your washed, dried hair with some heat protectant.
Brush out all the knots and tangles from it.
Picking up 1 inch sections of hair at a time, curl all your hair.
Part your hair on one side.
Insert a bumpit under your hair at the crown of your head.
Gather all the hair from the front and pin it in the center, right under your bumpit, at the back of your head.
Spritz on some hairspray and pin in a fresh flower to finish off the look.
3. Loose Curls
No other saree can beat the elegance and grace emitted by a simple chiffon saree. So really, you don’t need to go for frills and fancies when styling your hair for it. Just take a page out of Madhuri Dixit’s book. With just a simple loose curls style, she has managed to keep her gorgeous saree the center of her ensemble. And if you have an oval or ... full article:
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