The best headbands for straight hair

 

Straight hair is the perfect hair type to play with accessories. Headbands look great against straight hair and give you multiple options for styling it around. Adding headbands to your stylish locks with moment pieces gives a stylish upgrade to your classic straight locks. Adding a headband to your textured, straight hair can add to the cool factor of this look.

Blows up

Straight hair offers many options for your hairstyle. You can use it, half up, completely down, or in a sophisticated up-do. If you want to keep your bangs in place, slip into the headband and pass it about an inch past the hairline. Since you don't want the top of your head to look too flat, add a little volume under the hair that flows out of the headband. For extra volume, you can also blow dry your ends to create some flow. A simple and thin headband that contrasts well with your hair is your best option when you want to put your bangs on.

Knocks down

If you like to leave the bangs down, there are a couple of headband hairstyles that will add an extra boho chic look to your style. Put your headband on top of your head, hippie style. Let your bangs drop to the front. This look is best with side swept bangs - with blunt bangs it can look really tough. Again, you want to place your headband where your hair meets your bangs. This is an ideal location for your headband if you have Kinky Curly Hair . You can also add some volume by styling your hair at the crown of your head so that your hair falls well around your headband. When you put your bangs on, you can play around with bigger or brighter headband pieces to create an effortless feminine look.

Medium

Separating your bangs and putting your hair in half can produce a more creative hairstyle than a simple headband and straight hair. Rachel wears a simple braided brown headband, but it looks great with the way she parted her bangs and pulled it behind her ears. This look is really easy to achieve and gives it a slight boho vibe.