Messy bun help

Mar 10, 2014

McKenzie J.

I see a lot of girls with the same length of hair as me that's at their waist and they can just toss their hair into a cute messy bun. But I have no ideo how they do it without making it look like a "rats nest". Any ideas?

Mar 10, 2014

Kyraa D.

I usually flip my hair upside down, gather it into a ponytail either on the top of my head or a little further back, give the hair a little twist, & then bunch it up on top of my head & wrap an elastic around it (:

you can also check out YouTube tutorials. that's how I learned.

Mar 10, 2014

Jackie J.

My hair is 32in and I usually do it like this and tug at it a little bit to make it look more big.

Mar 11, 2014

Kenzie L.

I do the same thing as Jackie all the time. I tied it with a ribbon today.

Mar 11, 2014

Jensen H.

I have a lot of hair too and thought I'd never get it in a bun for just the normal ones I but it in a ponytail wrap in around and add more ponytail holders LOTS of bobby pins (the ones for curlers help a lot) and some hairspray.

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