Hair & Make-up Artist Yukari Hayashi's 3-Way Scrunchie Clip Styling Techniques: Turn Your Everyday Look Into Something Special.
It's the season when updo hairstyles are a must.
For those of you who feel limited by self-styling,
we're unveiling three ways to style your hair using ANEMONE's popular "Scrunchie Clip."
This time, our in-store staff experienced Ms. Hayashi's styling techniques!
We've highlighted the items used,
Ms. Hayashi's styling process and tips,
and the feedback from the staff who experienced the styling!
Incorporate these professional tips into your daily hair routine.
For those of you who feel limited by self-styling,
we're unveiling three ways to style your hair using ANEMONE's popular "Scrunchie Clip."
This time, our in-store staff experienced Ms. Hayashi's styling techniques!
We've highlighted the items used,
Ms. Hayashi's styling process and tips,
and the feedback from the staff who experienced the styling!
Incorporate these professional tips into your daily hair routine.
Hair & Make-up Artist
Yukari Hayashi
She excels at creating trendy, up-to-the-minute makeup looks, and her imaginative approach and meticulous color balancing techniques have garnered a large following of women who wish to emulate her style.
Known as a beauty expert with an unceasing curiosity for new things, she is highly trusted by actors and models alike. She is currently a dynamic hair and makeup artist active in various fields, including fashion and beauty features in women's magazines, and advertising.
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1: For a half-up style, a low bun with a scrunchie clip creates a cute and voluminous look. Pull out strong side wisps, and leave the remaining hair fluffy at the back. Don't forget to add nuance around the face with wax.
2: Kachimori-style arrangement: Create two buns closer to the center, arranging the ends to flow outwards, and secure with pins or hair ties you have on hand. Then, attach a claw clip horizontally to bring the buns together in the middle. Using glittery or colored hair ties is also recommended.
3: This style is both trendy and cute, and also looks neat. Simply create two braids and add a scrunchie. It's a reliable and easy style for when you don't have much time.
2: Kachimori-style arrangement: Create two buns closer to the center, arranging the ends to flow outwards, and secure with pins or hair ties you have on hand. Then, attach a claw clip horizontally to bring the buns together in the middle. Using glittery or colored hair ties is also recommended.
3: This style is both trendy and cute, and also looks neat. Simply create two braids and add a scrunchie. It's a reliable and easy style for when you don't have much time.
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A versatile hairstyle that works for both outings and special occasions.
Staff's comment
I usually fall into a pattern when it comes to styling, but I was surprised at how much the same item can change in appearance just by slightly altering the arrangement or how it's worn. I especially had a strong impression that claw clips were meant to be used vertically, so using them horizontally in a deliberately different arrangement felt fresh, and I'd like to incorporate that myself!
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1: Boldly make a bun high up and secure it with a clip, then put on a scrunchie. Making the bun flat makes it easier to clip and looks good.
2: Scoop up the top section and tie it in two places, one on each side, then flip each one through. Gather these two sections in the center (you can tie them with an elastic) and secure with a clip slightly off-center to one side. Loosely curl the ends and the hair underneath to create an airy look. This style looks elaborate but isn't difficult.
3: A style that makes the most of the design of this large scrunchie. Tie your hair in a single ponytail and flip it through once. While slightly revealing the flipped-through section, add the scrunchie to easily complete a voluminous and trendy style. Enjoy it like a scarf arrangement.
2: Scoop up the top section and tie it in two places, one on each side, then flip each one through. Gather these two sections in the center (you can tie them with an elastic) and secure with a clip slightly off-center to one side. Loosely curl the ends and the hair underneath to create an airy look. This style looks elaborate but isn't difficult.
3: A style that makes the most of the design of this large scrunchie. Tie your hair in a single ponytail and flip it through once. While slightly revealing the flipped-through section, add the scrunchie to easily complete a voluminous and trendy style. Enjoy it like a scarf arrangement.
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Perfect for a girls' night out. This hairstyle will elevate your mood even more when you're at a girls' gathering or out shopping.
Staff's comment
Since I have medium-length hair, I often just tie it up and add an accessory for a simple style. The hairstyle Hayashi-san did for me this time was an easy one that made my usual tied-up look seem more stylish by adding just a little something extra! It seems like even someone like me, who's not good at styling, could easily try it.
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