Ponytail
A ponytail [3] is a hairstyle in which all of the hair is pulled away from the face and secured at the back of the head with a hair tie or scrunchie. It gets its name from its resemblance to the tail of a pony. Unlike buns, the hair is left to hang freely from the point where it is bonded. This is the most common hairstyle for women and with a few tweaks, can be worn formally or informally.
You can wear a sleek-back ponytail for a fierce look that fits for office, and workout sessions. Because of its simplicity, many prefer other elaborate or fancy hairstyles for occasions. However, a high ponytail is a statement look that commands attention and can be worn to parties. This hairstyle is most common among younger girls and ladies because flowing hair is often associated with youthfulness.
A ponytail is a go-to hairstyle when you want to do any strenuous or high-intensity activity because it keeps hair out of your face and eyes. Health safety regulations also recommend this style for workers in environments like hospitals, restaurants, laboratories, and sporting activities. Places like hospitals and laboratories require workers to wear hairnets, but this is the preferred style to be worn underneath the nets. The ponytail, particularly a low ponytail, is often the most practical way to secure the hair.