Cheerleading Hair help.!

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Sammie C.

Jan 4, 2014

Sammie C.

I am a cheerleader and I have to wear my bow for games but I don't know how to do my hair so I look cute and still have a bow and not be blah...any suggestions.?

Sammie C.

Jan 4, 2014

Sammie C.

My hair is black medium/short length and my bow is maroon with a silver paw print if that helps

Rachel W.

Jan 4, 2014

Rachel W.

Maybe like this?

Skylar S.

Jan 4, 2014

Skylar S.

Most of the cheerleader at my high school wear a high ponytail with a lil bump in the front and pin the now to the pony. Or pin back the front of their hair to make a little bump and pin the hair with the bow.

Jesslee M.

Jan 4, 2014

Jesslee M.

If your hair isn't past your shoulders, leave it down and then do a bump in the front with your bow facing forwards behind it
if your hair is medium length, I'd do either a high ponytail teased slightly, or a double ponytail to make your hair look longer. no matter what you do though, just make sure you can cheer in it, and make sure your now is facing forwards 
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