Turtleneck Hair
This style is versatile and works well with any hair type, though your hair should be long enough to tuck into the collar of your turtleneck. Creating this look is effortless. Simply loosely tuck your hair into your roll-neck top. Alternatively, you can opt for a low ponytail and slip your turtleneck over your hair.
Additionally, the turtleneck hair tuck offers a fun way to experiment with your hairstyle. Achieve the illusion of a bob haircut without committing to the chop! By strategically tucking your hair, you can create the appearance of shorter hair, enjoying the benefits and allure of a bob without sacrificing length.
Here's how to achieve the turtleneck hair tuck look:
1. Brush your hair and let it hang loose or put it in a ponytail. If opting for a ponytail, make sure to use a small, high-quality elastic hair band that won't damage your hair.
2. Pull on your turtleneck top.
3. Leave your hair tucked into your turtleneck.
4. Pull up your collar and fold it down.
5. If desired, let a few strands of hair peek out of the turtleneck for a messy look.
For a more dramatic effect, leave the turtleneck unfolded and scrunch it. This elevates the collar slightly, enhancing its presence. By keeping it unfolded, you enhance the relaxed appeal of the look. This subtle adjustment adds a touch of sophistication while maintaining a fashionable edge. Folding the turtleneck may result in a more polished appearance, but leaving it unfolded adds an extra layer of style and character.
You can also borrow elements of this look by using a scarf, jacket collar, or button-down shirt collar instead of a turtleneck. On warmer days, opt for a collared T-shirt or polo shirt to achieve a similar effect. While these alternatives can work, they won't quite capture the same level of sophistication and appeal as the classic turtleneck hair tuck. After all, the original is always superior to the imitation!
See also: Turtlenecks and hairstyles