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Styling yourself for office can be a little bit cumbersome because you are trying to be mindful of your appearance so that you do not appear too informal. Waking up in the morning, having to bath and fix breakfast then dress up and get ready for work; Sometimes, time is not just enough and most times you end up sacrificing time meant to care for your hair for other things and end up arriving at the office with uncombed or disheveled hair. A lot of the time in our attempt to look formal, we end up looking boring and uninspiring. This does not have to be the case. There are a variety of hairstyles that require little time to prepare and are also suitable for the office. Irrespective of the length and texture of your hair, you can still rock these styles and look ravishing and splendid.

Half crown braid

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Half crown braid is one of the hairstyles that can be done in little time and still give you the feel of a proper hairstyle. A good hairstyle for official duty will be one that is well packed and does not crouch unto the face at intervals. The half crown braid embodies these qualities and the good thing is that it is suitable for medium and long hair depending on the length of your hair. This is a half up, half down type of hairstyle because all that is needed is the braiding of a crown at the back of the hair so that it pins down the hair from flowing down lest you have to keep pushing it back to place as you spend time at work.

Double ponytail

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This is perhaps one of the most popular hairstyles ever. It is easy to do and also suitable for long and medium length hair. It is so simple to do, you do not even need any previous hairstyling experience of any sorts to pull through because all you need to do is:

• · Partition your hair into two sections with one section containing hair above your ears and the other section containing the hair beneath the ears. The essence of this is to capture the hair in such a way that they will not flow across the face indiscriminately.
• · Place the upper portion of the hair in a high ponytail and then also hold the lower portion in a ponytail as well.
• · Get a tooth comb and comb the upper ponytail to give it fullness and straightening. Hold it in place with a rubber band or interlock it and you are good to go.   
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 Pinned pixie

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When it comes to hairstyles longer hair gives you many options unlike the short hair. Short hair comes with fewer styling options. If your hair is pixie-cut then one hairstyle that you can consider is the pinned pixie and you can get this done by just dividing your hair with a comb and pinning down the sides of the hair and you are set to go to work. Since you are setting off for the office rather than a conventional social event ensure your pin is not too colorful so as to attract unnecessary chatter or attention. Flashy colors are not suitable for office duties. 

Why stress yourself trying to look good for the office when you could simply implement any of these simple hairstyles and you are good to go.

 Hair head band

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If you have a long hair, you are likely to be concerned with your hair flowing around and covering your face as you move around. The hair head band is particularly good for anyone with a long hair. The processes involved are as follows:

• · partition two patches of your hair at the top and front of your head while you hold the rest of your hair in a ponytail in order to keep it out of the way.
• · Hold the two pieces at the back of your head so that they go over your ears to the back bottom of your head at the nape of your neck and frame your face then,
• · Untie the ponytail and let the hair fall over the headband you have created.
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Long Hair and Bangs

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Long hair looks fantastic, paired with bangs. The contrast gives you the face-framing powers of short hair while keeping the rest of your mane intact. Getting a fringe is a simple way to change your look, and there are endless options to flatter your features. A soft, centre-parted fringe – also called ‘curtain bangs’ – blends beautifully with thick, wavy hair. Meanwhile, wispy or ‘piece-y’ bangs are great if you have fine hair. If you’re feeling daring, you can experiment with a blunt or choppy fringe.

Long Blonde Hair

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Blonde hair never goes out of style, and the shade that’s trending right now is ice blonde. Not as stark as platinum, this is a cool-toned bleached look with an ashy wash, plus subtle champagne and peach highlights to add dimension.

Long Bob

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There’s a reason fashion editors all over the world love the long bob – otherwise known as the ‘lob‘. It’s super sophisticated, chic and easy to maintain, and it flatters every face shape because the cut ends several inches below the chin. Unlike a bob, there’s no risk of making your face look wide or square.

Long Updo

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To get this style, make sure your hair has some grip to it too; either wait until the day after you’ve washed it, or add some texturising spray. You’ll also need to make sure you have a volumising product in your roots, as this oversized bun needs a good foundation to sit on. Leaving some pieces out to frame your face, twist the rest of your hair up to make the bun, then secure underneath with a clear hair tie and bobby pins.

Long Straight Hair

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The ultimate simple style is long straight hair. Because this look is so simple, you’ll need to make sure your locks are in tip-top condition. There’s no room for frizziness or split ends; otherwise, this hairstyle runs the risk of looking messy and unkempt. Long hair can be dense, so use a root building product to make sure your mane isn’t weighing itself down and looking too flat

1920s Long Hair

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Super-sleek and polished, you can create this iconic look’s signature ‘s-shape’ waves with a flat iron, duckbill clips and a lot of hairspray. Alternatively, save this Great Gatsby-inspired style for a special occasion and have a professional do it for you. . 

Experiment with any of these trendy hairstyles and give your hairstyle a corporate and formal look. Who says you cant style yourself and look good too!