Grease Hairstyles

Grease’s iconic Sandy look has seen a resurgence. Celebrities like Molly Mae of Love Island and Perrie Edwards of Little Mix have recently donned the style, drawing comparisons. To achieve the ideal greaser style without feeling oily or greasy, it is recommended to use premium pomade.

Sleek Side Bun

Creating a sleek side bun is a simple yet eye-catching way to amp up your look. Gather your locks into a low ponytail, leaving the front locks loose at the side for a playful finish. Roll the ponytail up, secure it with pins, and then roll it back for a sleek updo perfect for formal events.

Slicked-Back Wet Look

The slicked-back wet look adds sophistication and elegance to any ensemble. It works on almost all hair lengths and textures, making it an excellent option for structured high ponytails or low buns. Get a blowout to smooth away frizz and fuzz to achieve this style. Then, apply a strong-hold hair gel to slick back your hair without creating visible creases. Finish with hairspray.

French Braided Hairstyle

French braiding is an iconic style that can be worn casually or dressed up for special occasions. Create a thin French braid and high ponytail combination for an adorable look. Try “pancaking” by gently pulling the links apart to give your French braids a thicker appearance. This style looks beautiful on medium-length, slightly wavy hair.

Pompadour

A classic pompadour is timeless, but you can add texture to spice things up. A textured pompadour adds flair and youthful style, especially with a sleek fade. Ask your barber to create this look by keeping the top long and full while shortening and fading the sides and back for a contrasting effect. Use quality grooming products to secure your hairstyle and add shine.