5 Hairstyles You’ll Love Even in the Hottest Heatwave

This simple yet brilliant summer hairstyle just asks you to tie your hair into a high bun and let a few strands fall out messily—kind of like the tentacles of an octopus in the sea. The best part? It takes about three minutes to make and looks perfect even if you haven’t washed your hair for a couple of days. Standing in front of your bathroom mirror, you can whip it up in no time and enjoy a more comfortable day in the summer heat.

Summer isn’t complete without colorful clips that instantly take us back to childhood. Maybe you haven’t worn hair clips in ten or even twenty years, but now there are so many great options that it would be a shame not to try at least one. Whether bright yellow, pastel pink, pearl, or fresh green, these cheerful or elegant accessories don’t require much effort to add to your hair. In the hot summer heat, they’re a real lifesaver for casually pulling your hair back or securing your bun.

With my long, brown, wavy hair, a common summer problem is getting sunburned scalp if I stay too long in the sun without a hat or cap. The bandana scarf is a great fix—it instantly shields your scalp from UV rays, helps prevent hair color fading, and looks super stylish. Whether polka dot, floral, patterned, or solid, it pairs perfectly with many casual summer outfits. Depending on how much protection you want or which style you prefer, you can tie it wide or narrow in just moments.

Whether you want a quick, elegant hairstyle for the office, are heading to a garden party, or just taking a stroll around the neighborhood, the low bun fits any occasion—and the whole summer. Usually, one hair tie is enough, it’s fast to make, and it keeps you looking stylish all day while making the summer heat a little easier to handle.

Braiding your hair is always a great summer idea, but if you want a style that truly matches the warm weather, go for the double inverted braid. It effortlessly pulls your hair back and works just as well for a relaxed day by the water as for a romantic evening walk or dinner. It’s a bit trickier to make than a bun or tying a bandana scarf, but still manageable. Plus, there are