Lazy Hair--How to look good in a Snap!

This is my last Monday home with my baby girl before I head back to work.  Fortunately, school is only in session for about 6 more weeks after I get back, and the state testing will be finished by then.  (Clearly, life got incredibly busy because I am just now posting this...a week before school is out for the summer.)

 My maternity leave has seriously flown by!  I am a little curious how everything is going to work when I head back.  I think a lot for me is going to be previous night preparation. Since the majority of my pre-maternity clothes do not fit comfortably, I am going to have to make sure that I lay out my outfits the night before.  

I have been dabbling around with some different hair styles that I have found on Pinterest.  Especially for me as I struggle accepting were my body is right now, it is super important for me to have good hair days.  Fortunately for me, I don't have to wash my hair often, like I am talking about once every 5 to 7 days.  I have a couple go-to looks but wanted to extend my options.  Here is one that I really love:

My version of the below tutorial I found on Pinterest.

Bigger is Better!

I love big hair! The bigger the hair, the closer to Jesus right?  haha:))  If you have struggled with getting your hair to have that poof, try these steps.  All you need is a comb and hairspray.

Let's get started!  Pull your hair forward over your eyes.  I usually start from the crown of my head and pull forward.  It kind of depends where you want your poof.  Just play around with it.

Spray the hair while laying flat.  Take a strand apart from the layer going over your face. 

Tease, tease, tease!  Take more strands and keep teasing.

This is what it looks like when I have teased most of the hair.  NOTICE that I did not tease all the hair pulled forward.  You will need to leave a layer of hair at the front.

Pull smooth hair over the teased section.

You can leave the hair down, pull it up, put a headband in, whatever.

For our special Valentine's date to Bass Hall, I decided to put it up.  Just remember, practice makes perfect!