What Products Do You Love To Use When Bunning Your Hair?

[Blue_Berry]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to know what types of products you guys like to use to sleek back your buns or like to use when bunning your hair????

 

[sunnieb]

I love bunning!

As soon as I recover from this setback, I'm going back on a bunning spree.

The one thing that I think took my bunning to the next level was a bun net. @divachyk recommended it and it changed my bunning forever.

We talk about our love of buns I this thread: Relaxed Bunning

 

[SuchaLady]

I’ll be back.

 

[Alma Petra]

Making sure that my hair is moisturized. A creamy leave-in. My shea butter mix. And often gel.

 

[silverlotus]

When I was relaxed, I liked a creamy leave-in sealed with oil. I had the most shiny, moisturized buns. Moisturizers I liked were Sedal SOS Ceramides, and ORS Carrot Oil for colder months. Moisturize & seal daily for best results.

 

[sunflora]

I use a watered-down conditioner, then take eco-styler and mix it with an oil to put over the top of my head. Mixing with an oil prevents flaking and gives shine. I take a soft boar brush, run water over it and use that to smooth my hair down. I get super sleek buns every time

 

[nymane]

I love As I Am Smoothing Gel for my edges. I've been using this for over 5 years...it's strong hold but somehow it leaves my edges feeling so soft. The ingredients are great too, and I never have build up.

 

[LushLox]

I use my leave in and a dab of Moroccanoil which gives beautiful shine.

 

[Rozlewis]

Besides the bun nets, I have also found the silk scrunches made by Slip. They are thin and made from high quality silk. They hold my bun nicely without tugging on the hair and they slide off easily. They are a little pricey, but well with the price, in my opinion.

 

[aishae]

I first spray my hair with curl activator (my fave is S-curl) or simply with tap water. I then add some eco-styler gel, smooth with a boar bristle brush into a bun and tie a scarf around my head to set the style.

After two minutes I untie my scarf, use a little more gel and water to curl up my baby hairs and add some Marley Twist hair to create a faux bun.

 

[PlanetCybertron]

Anything that has the capacity to coat. Whether it’s heavy conditioner, or a thick serum, or a thick leave in.

Anything containing BTMS, or smoothing ingredients. And some oils on my ends.

But if I have to name a few stuff like SM JBCO leave in, straight up Shea butter, Planet Beauty and Love conditioner, I’ll even use diluted Honey if money is tight enough. The actually act of Bunning helps more than the products do.

 

[Rocky91]

I like a creamy leave-in and ecostyler gel to smooth. i used to sometimes seal with vaseline, but now i do a nice butter like shea butter or even camille rose almond butter. i also just rediscovered the good hair day pins for secure bunning.