hey guys so today I'm not
around I'm jumping right in so the first
step is to have kind of gross hair which
luckily three days of not washing my
hair has already done for me having
second or third day hair will actually
help your bun hold in place and your
hair is not move around or anything but
to make sure my hair is looking too oily
I'm just going ahead and spraying some
dry shampoo I'm just using the generic
brand from CVS and then I'll give my
hair a little bit more volume and
texture and grit for when we're doing
this bun now that my hair is all
ungreased I'm just going to be using
some regular hair ties slipping my head
upside down and gathering as much of my
hair to the top of my head as possible
wherever I want my bun since I have
short hair there's obviously going to be
some bits at the back that fall out but
I'm just gonna let those fall out for
now and gather whatever I can now this
part is a little hard to explain but
basically what I'm doing is spreading my
hair around the elastic so instead of it
all flopping down to the back it's
spread out all around the elastic and
then I'm just going to kind of swoop the
hair around to form this really nice
donut bun shape and here is that motion
again a bit slower and I'm gonna add
just another elastic to secure that in
place then I'm gonna just gorge the bone
a little bit and I decided that I wanted
to add an extra elastic since some of
those hairs are still sticking out I'm
just gonna continue fiddling around
until I get my bond the way that I like
it I'm going to be using bobby pins I
like to use a combination of large bobby
pins for extra hold and small bobby pins
just for putting down small pieces and
flyaways so I'm just continuing to pin
parts of the bun down pin down any
flyaways and sections of the bun that
are sticking up until I get it the way
that I like it so now it's time to get
rid of that weird rat tail / blob of
short bits at the back of my head I'm
just using some regular Pantene hair
spray and a comb and I'm going to spray
the hairspray onto the comb and then
comb up my hair in the back if your hair
is a bit longer or finer and you don't
have too many pieces this strategy might
actually be all you need to keep up
those back pieces but obviously for me I
have a lot more short hair than that so
this technique helps all of your short
hairs and the back kind of net together
so the next step will be a lot easier
just gather all of the short hairs at
the back of your head and try to twist
them together again so
turn into this like single unit so
they're a lot easier to pin up and then
I'm just using two large bobby pins and
making a cross at the top of my twisted
hair section any short pieces that are
remaining I'm just pulling those up and
using a small bobby pin to secure them
after this I just hairsprayed the heck
out of the back of my hair I do got off
camera those of the hairspray wouldn't
get on the lens and then I'm pulling out
some of these front pieces to frame my
face so here is the final look and be
awkwardly posing fun times hey guys so
here's the finished product actually
around five or six hours later I went to
work and now I'm here so in this
conclusion yeah everything held together
actually pretty nicely it's a little bit
frizzy but other than that everything's
still intact none of my little short
bits in the back fell out anyway thank
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