The Best Indian Dandiya Hairstyles For Women

Thursday, September 29, 2011, 10:14

Best Indian hairstyles for women are intricate and elaborate but if you are going to play Dandiya then you need to chose a hairstyle that keeps your hair in place. Flowing long locks may look stylish when you go for parties or fancy dinners but just imagine what will happen to your hair if you leave it open while dancing in the pressing crowds of people with sticks in their hand. Strands of your hair will be sticking on their edgy clothes and sticks! You need not put your hair though this ordeal if you just go for one of the Indian hairstyles that keep your hair together while dancing.

Here are some Indian hairstyles for women that you can try this Navratri to look gorgeous and also protect your hair.

Indian Hairstyles For Women For Dandiya Raas:

A simple layered plait is one of the most versatile Indian hair styles for women. If you have long hair then plait it in layers. Plait the sides of the hair from near your ears and in the middle of your parting finally including it in the plait at your back with all your hair.

It does not let the hair strands escape when you spin around to the beats. Moreover, the traditional silver jhumkas that women wear for garba are so chunky that on their own they will droop your ear lobes; they need to be attached to the hair with a chain for support. Your hair can hold these chains strongly only if it is plaited.

Braid Hairstyles are the best when it comes to dancing because they keep your hair tightly together not even letting a strand escape. You could try a half braided look where you weave the top layer of your hair with threads matching the colour of your outfit and tie up it up with the rest of your hair in a simple pony.

You are lucky because braided hairstyles for women are really in after Miss Angola (of African origin) has been crowned Miss Universe. It gives texture to your hair and also makes it colourful. You will achieve the right amount of spunk that you need for your perfect Indo-western look.

A bun will be the most comfortable Indian hairstyle for women to sport at a Dandiya dance. Imagine the rush, the number of people breathing down your neck and amount of sweat you will be oozing! Do you really want to have your hair down your back on top of all this.

It gives you the added advantage wearing a traditional chunni on your head if you want to. If you feel that your face is becoming too flat due to this hairstyle then wear a mang tika or tiara to go with your ethnic outfit. It will make you stand out in the crowd.

Use these fashion tips for women to sizzle this Navratri with interesting hairstyles.