Do you have a "signature" style?
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GinuwinesBoo
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Re: Do you have a \"signature\" style?
mine is also half up half down with the top in a clip with hairs out in the front
mine is also half up half down with the top in a clip with hairs out in the front
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Re: Do you have a \"signature\" style?
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When i'm on my "moisture blast" kick, then it's the bun. This way i can CO wash everyday or every 2 days without ruining my style
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Yep! I do the same....great way to revive dry hair. My hair absolutley loves this...plus I tink the bun being damp most of the day is good for my hair.
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Me too, me too!
When I'm wearing it down, it's just a part down the middle, plain and simple.
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When i'm on my "moisture blast" kick, then it's the bun. This way i can CO wash everyday or every 2 days without ruining my style
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Yep! I do the same....great way to revive dry hair. My hair absolutley loves this...plus I tink the bun being damp most of the day is good for my hair.
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Me too, me too!
Paris Belle
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Re: Do you have a \"signature\" style?
My signature styles are buns with chopsticks (I can't wear my bun any other way), braidouts/twistouts now, and if I wear my hair out I always always wear a headband with the front parted or straight back. I am also starting to like the chignon pulled low in the back to the side.
My signature styles are buns with chopsticks (I can't wear my bun any other way), braidouts/twistouts now, and if I wear my hair out I always always wear a headband with the front parted or straight back. I am also starting to like the chignon pulled low in the back to the side.
Sky
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Re: Do you have a \"signature\" style?
Question:
How do you get the bun to stay in place? I have seen pictures on this board but my hair is not long enough to do the pictures I have seen. My hair is pretty thick . But now since joining this board I moisturize the heck out of my hair which makes my ponytail much thinner looking. Now when I do my bun it doesnt have that thick full look that I like. I hope I am making sense. I like for the bun to look thick. My hair is a little past my shoulders.
Normally I put a pony tail holder on and then pin the hair under with bobby pins and then wrap a scrunchy around it . Now I hate when shorter pieces of hair ( cause my hair is not all one length) peek out from the scrunchy. Also I read scruchies were passe (sp?) but thats another story.... anyway how do I get my bun to stay tight without using gel and "fluffying" or drying my hair out? I know you ladies will give me some good suggestions because I wear a bun daily and I am tired of adding hair to the bun to make it look right.
Question:
How do you get the bun to stay in place? I have seen pictures on this board but my hair is not long enough to do the pictures I have seen. My hair is pretty thick . But now since joining this board I moisturize the heck out of my hair which makes my ponytail much thinner looking. Now when I do my bun it doesnt have that thick full look that I like. I hope I am making sense. I like for the bun to look thick. My hair is a little past my shoulders.
Normally I put a pony tail holder on and then pin the hair under with bobby pins and then wrap a scrunchy around it . Now I hate when shorter pieces of hair ( cause my hair is not all one length) peek out from the scrunchy. Also I read scruchies were passe (sp?) but thats another story.... anyway how do I get my bun to stay tight without using gel and "fluffying" or drying my hair out? I know you ladies will give me some good suggestions because I wear a bun daily and I am tired of adding hair to the bun to make it look right.
Re: Do you have a \"signature\" style?
Sky: I buy small, thin brown hair bands and put my hair in a ponytail and then but it in a bun with the help of a synthetic hair scrunchie. Sometimes I leave it like that, sometimes I dress it up with chopsticks.
I like to use the synthetic hair scrunchies because I look like a gradeschooler with the cloth ones. However, if you want to use clips (no hair), they make them with a sewn on baggie (breatheable) to keep the bun in place and nice and neat. I haven't been able to find them lately, though.
Or you can also use a "bun cage" that you put a stick through to keep it in place. They may still sell them at Claire's
Sky: I buy small, thin brown hair bands and put my hair in a ponytail and then but it in a bun with the help of a synthetic hair scrunchie. Sometimes I leave it like that, sometimes I dress it up with chopsticks.
I like to use the synthetic hair scrunchies because I look like a gradeschooler with the cloth ones. However, if you want to use clips (no hair), they make them with a sewn on baggie (breatheable) to keep the bun in place and nice and neat. I haven't been able to find them lately, though.
Or you can also use a "bun cage" that you put a stick through to keep it in place. They may still sell them at Claire's
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