There are many variations of the Greek hairstyle. This hairstyle can be done for both long and medium hair. And even for short hair, there are beautiful options.

A Greek hairstyle never goes out of style. These hairstyles can be worn for casual and festive looks.

The history of the Greek hairstyle goes back to the times of Antiquity, namely, Ancient Greece. Such hairstyles were also in vogue in the 19th century during the dominance of the Classicism and Empire styles. Today, Greek-style hairstyles can be considered a classic option. The most common patterns are the bandage hairstyle and the Greek knot hairstyle with a low bun.




The hairstyle with a bandage is very popular today. In general, traditionally Greek women used ribbons in Antiquity. A headband with an elastic band is a modern, more convenient replacement for ribbons.

Today, a Greek hairstyle with a bandage can be done on hair of any length, and at the same time it does not require a lot of time and effort. You can do this hairstyle yourself within 20 minutes.

A Greek-style hairstyle with a bandage and hair with bangs will look good. And the ideal option would be a hairstyle for curled hair. In ancient Greece, it was believed that the goddesses were golden-haired. Greek women imitated goddesses in their hairstyles, so curly hair was very popular in Antiquity. It was in those days that the perm appeared.



In order to make a hairstyle with a headband for long hair, you should:
• fasten the bandage-rim for stability with invisible ones
• if you have bangs, then it should be under the bandage
• divide hair into small strands and wind them on a bandage
• fix the hair with invisible hairpins or hairpins
• sprinkle with varnish.

For medium-length hair, the hairstyle with a bandage is done in much the same way as for long hair. However, the hair and the bandage can no longer be fixed with invisible ones, because the hair is not so heavy, and the hairstyle will hold on by itself. Moreover, if long hair can be twisted under the rim, starting from the temples, then hair of a shorter length should begin to twist just below the ears.

For very short hair, you can make the following version of the Greek hairstyle with a headband - wind the hair and decorate it with a ribbon in the Greek style. Or a rim.




Hairstyle with a low bun - the Greek knot can be done for both long hair and medium length hair. The bundle can be at the back of the head, or at the level of the neck. In this case, the hair is divided into a straight parting. The bun can be intertwined with ribbons or with a thin braid from your own hair.

This hairstyle will also look great with curled hair.

A bun in a Greek knot hairstyle must be voluminous. To do this, you can:

• put an elastic bandage on your hair
• gather all hair into a loose low ponytail
• twist strands of hair into a tourniquet
• raise the tail to the elastic band and put it in a bun
• fix hair with hairpins or hairpins

The headband hairstyle and the Greek knot can also be decorated with a fabric flower or natural flowers.




In addition to the common bandage patterns and the Greek knot, other hairstyles that date back to the days of Ancient Greece are also worn today.

1. "Melon-like" hairstyle or "melon wedges". In such a hairstyle, the hair is laid in the form of "lobes" from the forehead to the back of the head and is gathered at the back by two ribbons.
2. Another option is a complex hairstyle "lampadion". It is done on curled hair.

When creating this hairstyle, a thick strand of hair is taken from the back of the head and fixed at the base with a tape.After that, all the other strands are attached closer and closer to her with the help of invisibility. Then all the strands are collected in a loose tail or a small bunch and fixed with varnish. As a decoration with a "lampadion" hairstyle, you can wear not only a headband, but also a tiara.

Hetera hairstyle - option of a low bun, laid in a hairnet.

Greek tail - also styling with curled hair, which gathers in a bun at the crown, from which a long strand of hair descends onto the shoulders and back, decorated with a ribbon or a string of beads, better than pearls.

Greek braids - these are always voluminous and textured braids. The curls above the temples are most often not woven into a braid. The braid is laid on one side. Such a hairstyle is decorated with a rim.