BEAUTY
4 Summer Hairstyles Spotted on Nojoud Al Rumaihi
Farah Fala
8-July-2021
Saudi fashion influencer and entrepreneur Nojoud Al Rumaihi constantly shares some seriously inspirational and trendy hairstyles with her followers on Instagram. She almost never misses trying new styles or reviving retro-inspired ones with a special twist. She loves her curls (she calls herself “curly head” in her bio) and often gives tips on how to pamper and style curly hair, but she also tries different hairstyles from braids, to buns and wavy hair. As we were scrolling her Instagram feed, we have spotted 4 cute hairstyles to try this summer. Keep scrolling to discover the latest and chicest hairstyle worth a try this season.
Retro Beauty
Looking for a glamorous hairstyle? Then why not try this retro-glam hairstyle rocked by Nojoud al Rumaihi? The mother of two goes for full-on glamour with these glossy waves and half-up half-down hairstyle, and this look will be on point for the upcoming Eid Al-Adha. She teamed her hairstyle with an elegant nude off-shoulder dress from Chitön and a statement necklace from Chanel.
The Curly Hairstyle
Summer’s here and that means it’s time to switch to natural hairstyles, which will keep your curls bouncy and protected. “Curly head” Nojoud Al Rumaihi is rocking the wash and go hairstyle, but we bet she’s using the right products that give hold and definition to her curls.
The Braided Hairstyle
The Saudi entrepreneur chose the braided hairstyle with no partings. She chose this hairstyle after having a hair treatment, to avoid using heat, but we will definitely copy this look at the beach. As for her makeup, she opted for nude and earthly colors. She accessorized the look with very simple gold-colored bracelets.
The Cute Bun
If you don’t feel like straightening your curls or letting your hair down, we totally understand you! It’s too hot to do any effort, so how about your tuck those lovely curls into a perfectly messy low bun just like Nojoud Al Rumaihi? The white scrunchie gives some cute ‘90s vibes.
