prompt:  I have long hair but I’m bored of my usual styling go-tos. What are some different ways I could style my hair? I already do chignons, basic braids, pony tails, and wearing it down so don’t list those options. Give me a brief explanation of how to do each one but don't give me too much detail, I'll do more research on the ones that seem interesting.
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chosen.content:  I have long hair but I’m bored of my usual styling go-tos. What are some different ways I could style my hair? I already do chignons, basic braids, pony tails, and wearing it down so don’t list those options. Give me a brief explanation of how to do each one but don't give me too much detail, I'll do more research on the ones that seem interesting.
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chosen.content: Here are some different ways you can style your long hair:
  
  - French braid: This braid style is tough to nail without a mirror. Start by braiding three small strands at the crown of the head and gradually add more and more hair to each strand, securing the braid to the scalp along the way. You can also part your hair in the center and do this twice for French braided pigtails.
  - 4 stranded braid: It takes a bit of practice to get the hang of this style, but it’s nearly as easy as a standard braid with a more interesting look, plus it tends to be sturdier for those whose hair falls out of braids easily. 
  - Half up: Take the top section of your hair and keep it up with a claw clip, a ponytail, or a small warrior’s knot; meanwhile let the bottom section of your hair hang loose.
  - Style with a headband or scarf: Leave your hair loose but brush it back so that there is no visible part. Then use your favorite headband or scarf. You can always use Bobby pins to hold slippery scarves in place.
  - Braided headband: Make a headband out of your own locks! This style is similar to a French braid except it’s woven from one temple To the other rather than straight back from the crown of the head.
  -  Twisted halo: This style works best with curly or textured hair. Twist locks to weave them into a halo around your head, using Bobby pins to hold the twist in place. You can do this as a full updo or use just the top section of your hair for a half-down version.
  - Ponytail flip: Style your hair in a loose, low ponytail, then pull it into two symmetrical sections, creating a hole just above the elastic. Filter the long end of your ponytail through that hole once or twice to create a twist. This can also be done as a half-down style.
  - Space buns: part your hair into two even sections and secure both as high ponytails on each side of the head. Twist these into buns and hold them in place with pins. These can be tightly woven knots or loose for a wispier style.
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rejected.content:  I have long hair but I’m bored of my usual styling go-tos. What are some different ways I could style my hair? I already do chignons, basic braids, pony tails, and wearing it down so don’t list those options. Give me a brief explanation of how to do each one but don't give me too much detail, I'll do more research on the ones that seem interesting.
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