It’s fall, and I know for myself when the weather cools down I like to spend more time being cozy and lazy rather than getting all done up everyday. I decided to share 3 of my favorite easy go-to hairstyles for Fall that keep you looking put together without spending tons of time. If you decide to give one a go, be sure to share it with me using #MaddyCorbinBeauty

Black Cat Braid-to-Pony

Step 01: Start with curled or textured hair!

Step 02: Take a large section of hair from your part, and break into 3 sections. You’re going to use this to make a dutch braid. A dutch braid is similar to a French braid but the opposite, instead of pulling sections over the middle, you pull them under! See how to make a dutch braid here!

Step 03: Once you get the braid half way around your head stop grabbing excess hairs and finish the braid off like normal.

Step 04: Take a clear elastic and tie off the end of the braid.

Step 05: Next you want to pancake your braid by pulling out each section of the braid to make it look larger and fuller. (TIP: Pancaking is really great if you have thinner hair as it gives the illusion of having thicker hair!)

Step 06: Now we are going to collect the rest of our hair in a mid-height pony.

Step 07: Once you get your pony secured where you want it, you are going to bring your braid up to the pony and start wrapping it around. I am going to wrap the braid around the elastic I used to secure my pony, and tuck the bottom.

Step 08: Now I’m going to fix any hairs, that could be popping up on the top of the braid, by pulling them down securing them with a bobby pin.

Step 09: Now it's time to make the look a bit more natural. Feel free to pull out any hairs that naturally fall to loosen the look, this will also help with any that would get loose in the crisp fall winds!

Step 10: Show off your new Black Cat Braid-to-Pony with #MaddyCorbinBeauty!

Mini Pumpkin Pigtails

Step 01: Start with curled or textured hair!

Step 02: The first thing you should do is part your hair down the middle. Take the center part all the way down the back of your head splitting it into two big sections using elastics.

Step 03: About an inch below your first elastic add an second one, then slowly pull the hairs to the elastics to form a circle (TIP: Pull from the outer edge in the front and then flip the circle and do it again the opposite way!)

Step 04: Repeat the same steps until you have reached the end of your hair.

Step 05: Do the same thing to the other pigtail!

Step 06: Pull out any extra hair that may fall naturally so it’s not super tight and top it off with your favorite hat! Show off your new Mini Pumpkin Pigtails with #MaddyCorbinBeauty!

Hocus Locus Low Bun

Step 01: Start with any texture of hair, the smoother/straighter the better.

Step 02: Find your natural part on your head and make it straight

Step 03: Take a fine tooth comb and comb through your hair so it is easy to work through and slicks back easily as we make our bun.

Step 04: Use the comb to bring your hair back together tie off with a elastic, as you are pulling the elastic around create a bun effect by pulling hairs halfway through and tucking them at various points. (TIP: Here you could also pull off your own favorite bun, the biggest part of this style is to have it clean and slicked back, you could even use some gel!)

Step 05: For this look we aren’t going to pull any hairs out at all. Top it off with your favorite hat and you’re good to go! Show off your new Hocus Pocus Low Bun with #MaddyCorbinBeauty!