Youth Inspired

This look works well with any hair texture, from curly to straight. When you're looking for a sweet style you could trace back to girlhood, start by parting your hair in a straight line just off-center. Pull your hair over one shoulder and, starting at the base of your head, braid your tresses so the braid hangs over that shoulder. Secure the braid with a tonal hairband. Add a ribbon headband to your look; either reach for a pre-made band or lay a ribbon over your hair just behind your ears and tie it in a bow beneath your braid.

Boho Throwback

Wear your hair down -- with added fringe -- for a throwback style that is reminiscent of the boho-chic styles of the '70s. Ask your hairdresser to create long layers around your face and throughout. Then, go for fringe that curves around your eyebrows, angling downward over your temples and cheekbones. If your hair is wavy or straight, wear your natural texture. Curly girls, blow your hair dry with a round brush and a flat iron if necessary. Create an uneven part just off-center, pulling your hair forward over your shoulders, while allowing your bangs to drape over your forehead.

Classic Take

Go for the classic, wear-your-hair-down hairstyle. Allow your hair to take on its natural texture, adding products as needed. For example, curly and thick-haired women will benefit from smoothing balm while those with fine locks may opt for volumizing mist. Create a messy, off-center part and either allow your hair to air dry or blow it dry on low settings. For an added kick, keep the part and leave the front layers loose, while gently pulling longer layers into a loose chignon at the nape of your neck.

Festival Ready

Try a simple festival-inspired look that's perfect for everything from checking out musical acts to attending a wedding. If you have naturally wavy hair or big curls, leave your hair as is. For super curly hair, blow your hair out straight. Girls with straight and blown-out hair, wrap 1- to 2-inch sections of hair around a 1.5-inch-barrel curling iron, alternating the direction you wrap the hair, for beachy waves. Create a messy, off-center part for and then pull back a couple of inches of the hair near your face. Secure the hair at the back of your head near the crown with a tonal hairband, barrette or bobby pins, while leaving the rest down and beautifully wavy.