10 Hairstyles You Can Do In Literally 10 Seconds

This off-duty ballerina bun will make even the most knotted of hair look instantly polished, with very little effort required.

Brush hair into a high ponytail, then slip a headband over your hair about an inch back from your hairline.

Twist the length of your ponytail into a bun, then secure the whole thing with six or seven bobby pins scattered around the edges of the bun.

Stick either a pencil or the end of a tail comb through the hair on the crown of your head, and gently wiggle up, tugging sections of hair at your roots for added volume.

With the added height and extra length, this voluminous ponytail is anything but blah.

Pull the hair above your ears into a half-up, half-down ponytail, letting the hair beneath your ears hang loosely.

Scoop the rest of your hair into a second ponytail right beneath the first one.

Tease the top ponytail using a fine-tooth comb to create fullness.

Give your fine hair an easy upgrade that won't fall flat.

Twist a one-inch piece of hair near your temple away from your face.

Secure the twist with a bobby-pin placed diagonally at an angle, then slide a second pin over the first to create an X-shape.

Repurpose last night's mussed-up texture with an easy out-of-your-face style.

In the morning, sweep the hair into a half-up, half-down style—leaving out two fine layers of hair to frame your face—and secure the ponytail with a band.

Next, grasp the bottom of the ponytail, and, with your finger, tug a little at the band to create an opening above it (see the previous picture for an example) and tuck and pull the bottom half of the ponytail through the space you've created. Re-adjust the band so that your hair doesn't slip out.

This hybrid of a low ponytail and a modern chignon is actually way easier than it looks.

To start the look, brush hair back into a low ponytail just above the nape of your neck, grasping it with one hand.

Using both hands, twist the ponytail into itself to create a fat roll down the center of your head, then use your other hand to pin the hair in place with several bobby pins (place a pin every half inch down the curve of the roll).

Show off an unexpected style with this no-nonsense braided bun.

Pull hair into a low ponytail, tie it off with a hair tie, then loosely braid the length of hair and secure the ends with another tie.

Wrap the braid around the base of the ponytail like you would a bun, tucking in the loose ends of hair and securing them with bobby pins.

Keep crazy layers or out-of-control bangs in place with this easy twist.

Separate a small triangle of hair starting at the center of your hairline and extending to the midway point at the crown. Twist, flip it over, and secure at the crown with bobby pins.

This low-key style adds a modernized edge to your hair, no matter your natural texture.