Summer Hairstyles That Aren't Just a Ponytail

Another day defying the bob propaganda.

Today's newsletter was written and curated by Popsugar lifestyle director Kelsey Garcia. The Feel-Good 5 is a daily curation of stories we can't stop talking about. These Summer Hairstyles Are Scorching Hot Something about the summer makes me want to impulsively chop my hair off. (It's definitely the heat, actually.) Just last weekend, I went in for a routine trim and ended up nixing several inches. It was for the best, and my ends feel so much healthier, but whenever I'm in a hair rut, I do have a tendency to forget that scissors don't always need to get involved and different hairstyles are also an option.   I'm personally saying "oui" to French pins as an elegant way to get my hair the hell out of the way next time I'm overstimulated. Perhaps you're more into beach waves? Or a big '90s headband? Regardless, inspiration awaits you. Read More The Moms Behind Big Little Feelings Share Game-Changing Postpartum Products I'm not even a mom (yet), but I already trust the Big Little Feelings folks with my life. Needless to say, I'm taking these product recommendations into serious consideration. READ MORE → 4 Black Beauty Editors Reflect on Ami Colé's Legacy "Ami Colé wasn't just selling makeup, it was building space for melanin-rich beauty in an industry that still sidelines us. Its closure is a gut punch and a reminder: shelf space at major retailers isn't protection." READ MORE → The Summer's Hottest Club Is Actually the Gym Sure, you might have acquaintances — perhaps even friends — at the gym, but would you spend your Fourth of July partying there? Amid the rise of wellness "fourth spaces," it isn't the strangest thing we've done. READ MORE → I've Had Eczema My Entire Life — Here's What It's Really Like to Live With It Summer can be a tough time for eczema baddies, of which I am one. This essay might help the others out there feel seen. READ MORE → Hype Check In today's featured column, a PS contributor puts an advanced scalp system to the test. I Tried the TikTok-Loved Microneedling Tool and Serum That Claim to Grow Your Edges My hair-care philosophy has always been rooted in tradition. Growing up in a Black household, Jamaican black castor oil was the gold standard: trusted, time-tested, and deeply woven into our hair-care routines. Anything too clinical or serum-based felt overly complicated and, honestly, a little impersonal. Oils also meant growth. So when I first came across the OneSkin OS-01 Hair Peptide Scalp Serum ($62 for a one-month supply, originally $69) and OneSkin OS-01 Hair Dermaroller ($20), I was equally intrigued and skeptical. A biotech-backed peptide serum for the scalp? Still, my edges (which had been slowly thinning and weakening over time) were in need of serious reinforcement. Curiosity won, and I decided to see how science could change my life. — Deena Campbell Read More Editor's Picks: The Mane Event Shop the hair products I use when I'm feeling really fancy. Oribe Supershine Moisturizing Hair Cream $54 Crown Affair Hair Towel $55 Ceremonia Scalp Massager $16 Kitsch Ceramic Thermal Hair Rollers $11 $14 PS . . . Before you go, here are a few more stories from PS and beyond that you might enjoy. Oh cool, Jupiter is also retrograde later this year. Is there any planet just moving forward?! We got a registered dietitian to rank Erewhon smoothies. This is great news because as an Angeleno who loves to frivolously spend money, I am immune to being de-influenced. Crash-outs happen — but there's art to managing them and moving on. Skinposium We've put together an A-to-Z guide for all things skin care, from ingredient breakdowns and expert advice to the best treatments for every skin type and condition. Ready to find the products and ingredients that work best for you? PS — click here to read more from us. Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe now to get more from PS in your inbox.   update preferences | privacy notice | unsubscribe This email was sent to latestnews401.cele@blogger.com.  View online    As Popsugar editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.   Vox Media, 1701 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2025. All rights reserved.