I love my hair. Sure, it has its downsides — it's , it turns whenever I dye it, and it's a little from heat styling — but for the most part, I can't complain. It holds a curl well, I can go a good number of days in between washes, and it's growing long (slowly but surely).
Although I get most of my hair inspiration from celebrities I follow or scrolling TikTok, there are occasions when I find new looks from movies or shows, and after digging into , which aired on May 16, I was ready to try out some new looks. In all honesty, I didn't think "Bridgerton" would be a show I ever sourced inspiration from for a few main reasons. There are a lot of updos on the show, and I usually only wear my hair up if I'm working out (even then, I do anything wild or out of the box; just your run-of-the-mill ponytail).
Also, I've found that throughout most of the three seasons, the characters have maintained similar looks — curls or ringlets, wispy tendrils, and lots and lots of accessories (and I'm not a hair accessories girl by any means). I'll occasionally throw on a hat or a headband if my hair is dirty, but if it's clean, I usually wear it down and in loose waves or I'll give myself a bouncy blowout. The only accessory I reach for is either a hair tie or a , but in the spirit of trying new things, I opted to grab a whole bunch of , headbands, and floral clips to test a few "Bridgerton"-inspired hairstyles out.
I started with a half-up, half-down style, which I rarely do because if my h.
