Hairstyles for girls
Eighteen styles, written for dads. Each one says how long it takes and what you need.
All eighteen are in the free app, with the steps for her hair.
Free styles, step by step
Six everyday styles, in full: every step, a picture of what your hands should be doing, and what to check before you move on. Ponytails and bunches are where most dads start.
Tangle-Free Brushing
Classic Ponytail
High Ponytail
Two Even Bunches
Half-Up, Half-Down
Clip-Back for Baby Wisps
Beyond the Ponytail
Twelve more styles, from plaits and buns to puffs and twists. Each page shows the finished look, how long it takes, what you need and what the steps cover. The full steps are in the app, in an optional one-time pack. There is no subscription.
Three-Strand PlaitBeyond the Ponytail
Plaited PigtailsBeyond the Ponytail
Top KnotBeyond the Ponytail
French PlaitBeyond the Ponytail
Dutch PlaitBeyond the Ponytail
Sports BunBeyond the Ponytail
Bubble PonytailBeyond the Ponytail
PuffsBeyond the Ponytail
Twisted BunchesBeyond the Ponytail
Criss-Cross BandsBeyond the Ponytail
Pull-Through PlaitBeyond the Ponytail
Space BunsBeyond the Ponytail
By the day, or by her hair
- Easy hairstyles for girlsThe six free styles, quickest first.
- Hairstyles for curly and coily hairThe curly method, and the styles written for it.
- School hairstyles for girlsThe styles that get through a school day, quickest first. Each one says how long it takes.
- Toddler hairstyles for dadsShort hair, fine hair, and a child who will give you about two minutes. These are written for her.
- Hairstyles for sport and active daysHair that has to survive a match, a swimming lesson or a whole afternoon outside.
- Hairstyles for parties, picture day and danceFor the days a photo will be taken. Neat, a little more than everyday, and still something you can do.
All eighteen, on your phone
Tell Dad Hair Hero how long you have and what her hair is like today, and it picks a style that fits. Then:
- Her hair, not hair in general. Choose Straight, Wavy, Thick, Curly or Coily under "her hair today" and the steps and pictures change to the method for her hair.
- A check before every step. Each step ends with what it should look and feel like, so you know it is right before you move on.
- Fix It, mid-style. When something is not right, "Something's not right" opens the fix for it without leaving the step.
- The diary. Add a photo and a note when you finish, and see what you have done and what to try next.
Free, with six everyday styles and all eight techniques. No account, no ads, no tracking.
