Help! Normal hair bun.

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Jazmyn M.

Feb 22, 2013

Jazmyn M.

So I can't put my hair in a simple ass bun to save my life -.-. I have fine straight hair with layers and every time I try to put it in a 5 second bun it just comes undone and doesn't hold. I'm not trying to look cute or go out anywhere I'm just trying to get my studies done for school and my hair isn't helping -.-

Ali W.

Feb 22, 2013

Ali W.

When my hair is being difficult I take 2 hair ties and as long as I'm not leaving the house (wouldn't leave the house like this) I twist my hair up right on top of my head, wrap one hair tie around the base then criss-cross the other over the bun to keep it. I always hairspray the stray hairs and I can get my work done no problem (: hope this helps!

Mirjam B.

Feb 22, 2013

Mirjam B.

Have you tried a donut bun? Pretties bun ever and it takes a min to do. But use hairspray and hairpins to make it hold.

Amber B.

Feb 22, 2013

Amber B.

Try a messy bun they are cute && always stay up. Just act as if you are doing a ponytail then wrap the hair up and strap it down with a second elastic(:

Jazmyn M.

Feb 23, 2013

Jazmyn M.

I have layers so donut buns just don't work when I try to fold it in unless I do the one where I just wrap the loose hair around it and kill it with pins but I don't like how it looks, and amber I've tried that too but it just never holds. the weight from the top just brings it back down :/

Alli W.

Feb 23, 2013

Alli W.

Most of my friend with fine straight hair can't wear buns. It's just your hair type fine straight hair doesn't hold as well as thicker hair.

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