(18) Taste the rainbow with this colorful Skittles hairstyle. Cut a slit in the bottom of a Skittles box and slip it over your ponytail elastic, then wrap colorful pipe cleaners around pieces of the ponytail to look like the candy spilling out. You could even hot glue the actual candies onto them before wrapping! (via @shan.n)
(33) If your special spirit day is in the Fall, this wacky apple tree ponytail will fit in with the season perfectly. Make a high pony and wrap the base with plenty of brown elastics to form the trunk. Tease the top, add some mini apples and spray with green hair color. (via @jehat)
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(3) If your hair is long enough, create a fun bee hive with a pile of braids, and twist in some thick yellow yarn. Attach the bees with pipe cleaners and wait for honey! (source unknown)
If your child has shoulder-length hair or longer, these Crazy Hair Day ideas should work like a charm. From rainbows to princesses, there are so many unique ways to make a wild or fun statement with your hair. Browse through this best-of-the-best list and get inspired!
(21) Wrap your hair around a rectangular shaped box (a candy package works well) and spray yellow and blue. Add on some Minion details for this movie-inspired super crazy hairstyle. (via peekaboo photos)
(28) Turn your ponytail into a palm tree with a toilet paper roll (or paper towel roll if your hair is super long), some colored hairspray, and a few beachy accessories. (via The Keeper of the Cheerios)
(4) One of our favorite Crazy Hair Day ideas for short hair: bugs in grass! Spray your whole head with green hair color then add in some small plastic creepy crawlies. You can superglue them onto clips so they stay in place all day at school. (via Bee in Our Bonnet)
(17) Instead of using a regular bun maker, try wrapping your hair around a small gift box (cut a hole through it to thread through your ponytail), then wrap with a pretty ribbon. (source unknown)
(18) We love this simple holiday hairstyle, a Peppermint Candy bun! Add red and white ribbon to your bun, then wrap it with plastic wrap. Tie the ends into the wrapper shape with more ribbon. So cute! (via Cynthia Cadina Katch)
(14) This spooky white pumpkin is perfect for short hair and only requires some temporary hair color. Make a stencil for the facial features to get nice crisp lines. (via @ycorner.yvonne)
Before you can create some fun crazy hair styles like the ones below, you need a few essentials in your crazy hair day kit which you can get online or from your local craft store or discount store! Here are some of the must-haves for many of the simple crazy hair day ideas below:
Having longer hair can make it much easier to come up with some crazy hairstyles for kids so these crazy hair day ideas are perfect for girls or anyone with longer hair (boys included) and can be created with your own unique twist.
This spider hairstyle is one of the easiest crazy hair day ideas for long hair. All you need is a bun (you can use a doughnut bun roll if you want it to sit perfectly) and some bobby pins. Thread through some black pipe cleaners for spider legs, add a pom pom for the body and add some eyes. You could recreate these spider buns with a spider of any colour or make it a rainbow coloured spider.
This Lalaloopsy hairstyle is a fun idea for anyone who loves Lalaloopsy dolls and wants to have a hairdo just like their favourite character. Although you can create this hairstyle even without being a fan of Lalaloopsy, using any colour pipe cleaners.
Little girls who love unicorns will love having their very own unicorn horn with this crazy hair unicorn style, turning the front sections of the hair into a horn using a cardboard or foam cone. The coloured hairspray adds extra fun to the hairstyle and helps keep it in place for a day of play and learning at school.
This tall cone hairstyle looks fantastic with long hair, using styrofoam cones inside the high pony tail to give it the height and finished with coloured hairspray and bows. These might get a little annoying by the end of the school day so it might be best for older kids but it is so much fun!
This crazy octopus hairstyle found on Pinterest is perfect for kids who love sea creatures and is a really easy way to add some fun to their hairstyle. You just need coloured hair spray, some wire, googly eyes and some sea creature accessories. This style was found on Pinterest and the original source is unknown.
This fun popcorn crazy hairstyle is so much fun for long hair since you need something to keep the popcorn tub in place! All you need are a small popcorn box, hot glue gun, cotton balls, a highlighter (or yellow paint) and bobby pins.
This easy and colourful dinosaur hairstyle is perfect for kids who love dinosaurs, using creating the look using cardstock cones underneath the gel soaked hair then finishing off with a rainbow of coloured hairspray.
This Halloween inspired jack o lantern pumpkin bun is super cute and simple to create and perfect for really long hair. This is a good style for keeping hair tidy while still enjoying the fun celebration.
This spooky hairstyle is also great for Halloween dress-ups or any child who loves Spider-man. Best of all, you can create this spiderweb hairstyle as a short hairstyle or for long hair too! This can be a great last minute crazy hair day style, raiding the Halloween decorations.
This Stikbots crazy hairstyle is perfect for kids who love the little toys and is relatively easy to do, with loads of hair gel, coloured spray. The rocks and Stikbots figurines stay in the hair using bobby pins which have the accessories glued on with a hot glue gun.
This Mohawk style is the perfect spiky hair look for boys or girls who want to show their wild side on Crazy Hair Day! All you need is coloured hair spray and some gel to create a spiked mohawk style. This can work with long hair too although you need something really heavy duty like clear gelatine to get long hair to stay upright.
If you're a parent that thinks ahead, this fun hair color from Rock the Lock's is a kid-friendly way to add a pop of color! Lasting five to 15 shampoos you can use again and again and rest easy in this vegan and phthalates, sulfates and parabens free formula.
You can finally use all those pipe cleaners you've had lying around! Grab those plus a puffy ball and googly eyes, then add to a bun for a cute look that works for any crazy hair day. Head to One Creative Mommy for all the details.
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The magic of anime is its disobedience with reality. Anything is possible at this point especially in Shonen anime, or even other genres of anime, for that matter. Hence, even the very first character you see screams uniqueness at the viewers and this can be due to many characteristics of their face. More often than not, it's the hair that makes the anime character.
The hair is everything, it has more personality than the character itself and changes in hairstyle usually mean they have completed their development arc. So, you can bet that the crazier the hair, the more distinct and prominent the character is in a particular anime, and here are some of the craziest and most peculiar anime hairstyles ever:
Most characters in Detective Conan are drawn in a simple yet distinguishable style. After all, it aims to be semi-realistic with all the clever criminal geniuses featured in the show. Still, one character's hairstyle there sticks out like a sore thumb.
We're talking about esteemed Detective Kogoro Mori's daughter, Ran. What. Is. That? It looks like a Looney Tunes bump in her head which the hair grew over. It could also be she applied gel generously on just one spot in her head full of hair. Out of all the mysterious crimes in Detective Conan's two-decade run, Ran's hair is the biggest unsolved crime of all, it's a fashion crime.
Fullmetal Alchemist and its Brotherhood reboot are both set in a fictional Germany, which explains the tame hairstyles. Then, along came Envy and made us all confused on what kind of look he really wanted to achieve. Are those supposed to be dreadlocks? Or did he accidentally transmute a spider on his head?
Perhaps he has no one to braid it for him because he's evil so he just used pomade to divide them into sections. Anyway, he's a villain and he doesn't have to follow rules, even in a fictional anime world where everyone has European hair.
It's not just Kakarot-- more than half of all the characters in the Dragonball franchise have really ridiculous hair. However, the Saiyans take the cake for making their crazy hairstyles relevant. The longer and more upright it gets, the more powerful the Saiyan, that's sayin' something.
And it gets better, they also go blond and become more screamy when they increase their power levels. Without a doubt, Goku is single-handedly responsible for a big chunk of the '90s kids population bleaching their hair blond and gelling them to kingdom come.
One look at Jessie from Pokemon's Team Rocket and you'll know why they make for horrible incompetent thieves. It's obvious she spends more time styling her hair than preparing for their periodic Pokemon heists. With that amount of hold on her hair, she probably spends at least half a day in front of a wind tunnel just to achieve that slick look.
Shiki is an awesome horror anime and we usually don't get a lot of those. Yet, what makes Shiki truly horrific is the fact that half the characters in the said anime have hairstyles that look like they got murdered and came back from the dead.
One such example is Ritsuko, a nurse whose hair is made out of green origami constructed by a five-year-old kid... or so it appears. Ritsuko is quite busy helping everyone afflicted by the Shiki though so that might have contributed to the death of her seaweed hair. 2ff7e9595c
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