This is the Best Way to Part Hair Instantly. Show Your Unique Style!

Are you starting to see your hair thinning in certain areas? Little did I know that hair can get super stressed when staying in the same direction for years! So, after much trial and error, I narrowed down my best ways to part hair in minutes. Join me and change up your style! Keep your roots happy and healthy.

Part Your Hair to the Side

Brush your hair when it’s dry. Then run your parting comb through the side away from your thinning spot. The further the better so your hair still gives that volume to the new crease. Then pat some hair paste onto your roots. Keep your hands on your head and press down for 5 minutes. The light pressure should activate your strands to stay in position. Keep doing this daily until your hair starts getting used to the new direction. I saw results within 2 weeks.

Part Your Hair in a Zigzag

This is my favorite way to part hair. Take your parting comb and work your way up from the forehead. Part your hair where it usually starts and navigate a zigzag pattern half way to the back of the skull. From there, use that guide to direct your hair to where it needs to go. And voila! No more flat hair.

Part Your Hair With a Headband

If you feel like your hair is bare in the middle, cover it using a wide headband. Part your hair the opposite way it usually goes, then place the headband on your head to cover the center where you need it. This will give you that sweet innocent look and hide any unflattering areas.

Part Your Hair Half Up, Half Down

Part your hair vertically in the opposite direction that it usually goes. If it’s stubborn, use some hair paste to pat it down. Then use your parting comb and divide the back of your head horizontally half way. Take the top bunch of your hair and tie it up. This type of parting technique keeps your hair looking well put together and in place.

I also really like these hair parting styles which look the best on specific face shapes.

Would you try these ways to part hair? How about parting your hair with natural curls? Share your tips!