Here’s everything you need to know. 1. You’re going to need a lot of hair to make this stitch-braided bun come to life. Stasha uses golden-brown-colored braiding hair, but you can use any ...

Twist your hair and roll it up in a bun After you’ve teased your mane to your heart’s desire, twist your hair and roll it up to create a bun. Again, have fun with this look. I decided the ...

If the hair is clean, I’ll apply a texture dust throughout; Oribe’s Swept Up is good. When making a ponytail, which will anchor your bun, the trick is to first push back all the hair — down ...

Create a stunning holiday updo in minutes with this easy high bun (chignon haut) tutorial perfect for Christmas parties and ...

Did you love the stitch-braided bun from a couple ... perfect tool to make sure your parts are sleek. Grab a rat-tail comb—the fine teeth make it easy to section off your hair.

Neither has hair. In fact, I've always had too ... it is to not really fuss over it – the imperfections make it charming. A plastered bun is the only thing that's dated." Most important, though ...

Leave it to Natalie Portman to go for a headband with a low bun—a hairstyle many of us wear to run errands—and make it look incredibly glamorous. Here's how she did it: First gaze at the ...

wrap the remaining hair below your newly formed bun. The best part of this hairstyle is that you can easily make it your own. For a "messy bun" look, use sea salt spray during the first step.