Xcellence2
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I have seen pics of this updo but I have no idea how to do it. Can someone give me step by step instructions and alos let me know if my hair is long enough? Thanks a bunch ladies.
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Eyvonne7131
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Hi xcellence2,
yes your hair is definitely long enough to do a bun/chignon. My hair is past my shoulders which is not as long as yours and i still get a very full bun. Ok here is what I do...
1. I put my hair into a ponytail (with a non breakage ponytail holder of course-smile)
2. I gather my hair in my hand and kind of twist/roll it into the shape of a bun around the ponytail holder.
3. Finally I secure my bun with 1 or 2 bobbie pins (with the rubber tips still attached of course...if you do not have both rubber tips still on the bobbie pins it could break you hair off-smile)
However you hair is really long so you might be able to secure your ponytail within the actual ponytail holder -meaning tuck the last part of your made bun under the ponytail holder...but I would use a scruchie in your case because your hair is long....that might be easier for you to do then a ponytail holder. Overall it takes practice but you will get the hang of it. Good Luck!!!!
yes your hair is definitely long enough to do a bun/chignon. My hair is past my shoulders which is not as long as yours and i still get a very full bun. Ok here is what I do...
1. I put my hair into a ponytail (with a non breakage ponytail holder of course-smile)
2. I gather my hair in my hand and kind of twist/roll it into the shape of a bun around the ponytail holder.
3. Finally I secure my bun with 1 or 2 bobbie pins (with the rubber tips still attached of course...if you do not have both rubber tips still on the bobbie pins it could break you hair off-smile)
However you hair is really long so you might be able to secure your ponytail within the actual ponytail holder -meaning tuck the last part of your made bun under the ponytail holder...but I would use a scruchie in your case because your hair is long....that might be easier for you to do then a ponytail holder. Overall it takes practice but you will get the hang of it. Good Luck!!!!
Xcellence2
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thanks a bunch
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