Halloween Hair Tricks: Part Three

Coming up with a great Halloween costume can be as easy as the perfect hairstyle, a little bit of makeup, and a whole lot of attitude. Check out the second set in our month-long series of Halloween hairstyles – all completed by our own Madison Reed ladies.

Thanks to Chelsea, our fabulous Color Crew lead!

• Start by finding the perfect middle part in your hair
• Flat iron your hair (see our tips on flat ironing)
• Spray hair to smooth any flyaways, add some eyeliner and rock this Cher circa 1960s look

Thanks to Puja, our Biz Dev marvel!

• Pull your hair back into a french braid that moves diagonally across the back of your head. We suggest getting a friend to help (Thanks Tana!)
• Leave out several tendrils and curl them loosly
• Work on your aloof yet fierce warrior look

Thanks to Stephanie, one of our talented Color Crew Coloristas!

• Divide your hair into two sections
• Used a doubled strip of florists wire that will run from the tip of one braid, over your head like a headband, all the way to the tip of the other braid
• Braid the first section of your hair including the wire as you work
• Run the wire over your head and braid the wire into the second braid
• Bend as needed!

Thanks to Tasha, one of our amazing Color Crew professionals!

• Start by finding the perfect middle part in your hair and dividing your hair into two sections
• Pull your hair up into two high ponytails. Back tease ponytails for fullness
• On each side, pull the hair through the elastic one last time, creating a loop. Then feed the bottom of the ponytail through the loop
• Wrap the remaining lengths of hair around the Minnie Ear buns and pin into place

Thanks to Joy, another of our incredible Color Crew professionals!

• Starting at the front on either side of your head, separate two small sections and braid them. Join the two braids at the back
• Curl the rest of your hair in loose curls
• Back tease hair to create volume if necessary

Hope you enjoyed our Halloween Hair ideas!

By: Natasha, Misha, and Tana