At the moment, I am very smitten with the double top knot hairdo. When you have dirty hair and you are at a loss for what else to do with it, it is extremely beneficial to have this option. Not only does your filthy hair hold the look in place better, but it actually becomes less obvious in an updo. Whenever I walk out in public with my hair styled in space buns, I am frequently asked how I manage to pull off the stylish appearance. In order to provide answers to all of your pressing inquiries, I made the decision to create a space buns hairstyle lesson. If you are eager to learn how I achieved this color in my hair, then you should immediately go to my tutorial on how to achieve pastel pink hair with Ion Color Brilliance. Alternatively, if you are feeling lazy, you can go to Amazon and purchase this flamingo pink dye. If, on the other hand, you did come for the space buns and intend to remain for the space buns, then continue reading!
In order to get this look, I will only require two bobby pins. What You Will Need is Bobby pins. On the other hand, perhaps you will require a few more if your hair is thicker and heavier.
Your buns will require a total of two hair ties, with each bun requiring one hair tie. Due to the fact that they will be concealed by your hair in the end, it is irrelevant what color they are.
• Parting comb/brush: I just used the back of my hair color brush. If you don’t have a parting comb, use a lead pencil (with the lead retracted).
• Teasing brush: This brush is intended for teasing, and it works miracles for my thin hair. If you don’t already have a teasing brush, you NEED one. It makes all the difference in moving from flat, uninteresting hair to thick and voluminous locks!
• Aussie hairspray: I enjoy completing pretty much any look with a good thick layer of hair spray. It helps hold things in place for full day wear. And this Aussie hairspray has the finest grip you will ever discover. Ever. It’s sturdy enough to last all day without leaving your hair feeling crunchy. When one of my pals uses my hairspray for the first time they’re instantly hooked. It’s that fantastic. I’ll never purchase another hairspray again!
Read Also: Cute Space Bun Hairstyles For Every Occasion
Instructions
1. Part your hair down the center. Using your parting comb, pull in a straight line from your forehead down to the nape of your neck and split your hair into 2 portions.
2. Bring up the right piece of your hair and bind it in a high ponytail. While you’re at it, pluck out a few long pieces to frame your face. I opted to release one piece near my part and one piece near my temple.
3. Repeat with the left portion of your hair. Try to make the 2 ponies at an equal height so your space buns aren’t uneven.
4. Lift up your right pony and tease your hair. Make it good and messy. This is going to help your space buns seem full and gorgeous.
5. Repeat with your left pony. You probably look stupid now. But that’s all about to change.
6. Twist your left pony away from your face. Don’t twist too tight–we want our space buns to be flexible.
7. Wrap the coiled pony around its hair tie. Wrap around the front of your head first and then the rear.
8. Pin the tail under the bun. When you come to the very end of wrapping your ponytail, tuck the tail in with a bobby pin. Try to totally conceal the bobby pin under your bun.
9. Gently pull apart on opposing sides of the bun. Don’t worry if some small stray hairs come out. It will just add to the loose, sloppy bun appearance we’re striving for.
10. Repeat the previous techniques to your left pony.
11. Grab your favorite hair spray and give your hair a nice spritz. I concentrated my hair spray on the space buns to help them stay set. But I also gave my entire head a couple sprays for good measure.
You’re done! That’s my sort of hairdo–one that is incredibly easy and super attractive. I’m obsessed. Now go hit the streets with your new space buns!
Kari Pettersen
At the moment, I am very smitten with the double top knot hairdo. When you have dirty hair and you are at a loss for what else to do with it, it is extremely beneficial to have this option. Not only does your filthy hair hold the look in place better, but it actually becomes less obvious in an updo. Whenever I walk out in public with my hair styled in space buns, I am frequently asked how I manage to pull off the stylish appearance. In order to provide answers to all of your pressing inquiries, I made the decision to create a space buns hairstyle lesson. If you are eager to learn how I achieved this color in my hair, then you should immediately go to my tutorial on how to achieve pastel pink hair with Ion Color Brilliance. Alternatively, if you are feeling lazy, you can go to Amazon and purchase this flamingo pink dye. If, on the other hand, you did come for the space buns and intend to remain for the space buns, then continue reading!
In order to get this look, I will only require two bobby pins. What You Will Need is Bobby pins. On the other hand, perhaps you will require a few more if your hair is thicker and heavier.
Your buns will require a total of two hair ties, with each bun requiring one hair tie. Due to the fact that they will be concealed by your hair in the end, it is irrelevant what color they are.
• Parting comb/brush: I just used the back of my hair color brush. If you don’t have a parting comb, use a lead pencil (with the lead retracted).
• Teasing brush: This brush is intended for teasing, and it works miracles for my thin hair. If you don’t already have a teasing brush, you NEED one. It makes all the difference in moving from flat, uninteresting hair to thick and voluminous locks!
• Aussie hairspray: I enjoy completing pretty much any look with a good thick layer of hair spray. It helps hold things in place for full day wear. And this Aussie hairspray has the finest grip you will ever discover. Ever. It’s sturdy enough to last all day without leaving your hair feeling crunchy. When one of my pals uses my hairspray for the first time they’re instantly hooked. It’s that fantastic. I’ll never purchase another hairspray again!
Read Also: Cute Space Bun Hairstyles For Every Occasion
Instructions
1. Part your hair down the center. Using your parting comb, pull in a straight line from your forehead down to the nape of your neck and split your hair into 2 portions.
2. Bring up the right piece of your hair and bind it in a high ponytail. While you’re at it, pluck out a few long pieces to frame your face. I opted to release one piece near my part and one piece near my temple.
3. Repeat with the left portion of your hair. Try to make the 2 ponies at an equal height so your space buns aren’t uneven.
4. Lift up your right pony and tease your hair. Make it good and messy. This is going to help your space buns seem full and gorgeous.
5. Repeat with your left pony. You probably look stupid now. But that’s all about to change.
6. Twist your left pony away from your face. Don’t twist too tight–we want our space buns to be flexible.
7. Wrap the coiled pony around its hair tie. Wrap around the front of your head first and then the rear.
8. Pin the tail under the bun. When you come to the very end of wrapping your ponytail, tuck the tail in with a bobby pin. Try to totally conceal the bobby pin under your bun.
9. Gently pull apart on opposing sides of the bun. Don’t worry if some small stray hairs come out. It will just add to the loose, sloppy bun appearance we’re striving for.
10. Repeat the previous techniques to your left pony.
11. Grab your favorite hair spray and give your hair a nice spritz. I concentrated my hair spray on the space buns to help them stay set. But I also gave my entire head a couple sprays for good measure.
You’re done! That’s my sort of hairdo–one that is incredibly easy and super attractive. I’m obsessed. Now go hit the streets with your new space buns!