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Teacher Hairstyles for the Everyday Teacher

For everyday teachers, it's important to have hairstyles that are not only professional but also practical and comfortable for a long day of work. Here are some top types of hairstyles that are well-suited for everyday wear


Low Bun Hairstyle for Teachers

A low bun is a classic and elegant hairstyle that keeps hair neat and out of the way. It's easy to achieve and works well for various hair lengths and textures.


Ponytail Twist

Create a twist or braid along the hairline before securing the rest of your hair into a ponytail. This adds a stylish touch to a simple ponytail.


Messy Bun Hairstyle for Teachers

A messy bun is a relaxed and effortless hairstyle that can be achieved by gathering your hair into a bun and allowing some loose strands to fall around your face.


Half-Up Half-Down

Combine the practicality of a bun with the softness of flowing hair by securing the top half of your hair in a bun and leaving the rest down.



Claw Clip Hair Styles

Adding a claw clip to any teacher hairstyle is an automatic win because the claw clip adds a professional touch to your everyday look and is also extremely easy to use.



Sleek Low Ponytail

For a sleek and polished appearance, gather your hair into a low ponytail and secure it with a hair tie. Use hair gel or pomade to tame any flyaways.



Natural Waves

Embrace your hair's natural texture by enhancing waves or curls with a styling product. This gives a friendly and approachable look.


Remember that comfort and ease of maintenance are key factors for everyday hairstyles. Choose a style that complements your personal style, takes minimal time to create, and allows you to focus on your teaching without being distracted by your hair!

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Hello fellow educators!

My name is Danielle Lippacher, and I teach middle school math in Rhode Island. I find great happiness in connecting with other teachers like you. I enjoy sharing my classroom, my outfits, and my lifestyle with others. Let's work together to inspire each other on our teaching journeys.

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