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Showing posts with label bun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bun. Show all posts

Monday, November 4, 2013

Hair Tutorial: Fish Tail Bun

Here is a cute Fishtail Bun. 

Step 1: add body to your hair by curling chunks of your hair and curling pieces you will leave down in the front.

Step 2: Tease the back of your hair to add volume.

Step 3: Fishtail your hair to one side. Once you are done loosen the fishtail by gently pulling outward.

Step 4: Twist the fishtail up and back and pin the braid to your head into a bun shape.


If you don't know how to create a fishtail braid CLICK HERE for a link to a tutorial video.

What do you think of this updo? Post your comments below. If you successfully create this updo post pics below! I would love to see pics or hear tips that may help create this look!

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Cute and Easy Hair Tutorial-Top Knot Bun

Here is a quick and easy hair tutorial of the Top Knot Bun. It takes about 5-10 minutes and is a cute hair do when you don't feel like wearing your hair down. I found this on YouTube searching for new hair styles. The woman in the tutorial has a ton of cute hair and makeup videos on her YouTube page makeupbybella.



Enjoy!


Monday, September 16, 2013

Products Worth Your While- Hot Buns

Hey Ladies,
Here is my review of hot buns:




 I saw the infomercial on tv a while back and decided to buy it and try it out. The directions in and on the box are pretty self explanatory. The kit comes with two size buns. Small and large. The small is a little too small for me personally but would work well with shorter or thin hair. The Hot Bun is a little tricky at first but once you get the hang of it its pretty simple.

Like any hair style, practice makes perfect. My buns take anywhere from 5-15 minutes depending on how anal I am that day. If you are good at not having bumps when putting your hair in a ponytail you should be good. That seems to be the hardest thing for me. A trick I have found helpful is to either wet your hair with a spray bottle (not your ponytail, only where you are pulling the hair back). Also, you can use a bristle brush and push all the bumps towards the elastic where your hair will be hidden. When I straighten my hair and don't wash it the next day, I tend to have an easier time with not having bumps around my ponytail.


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