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3 Ways to Create a Tucked Bun

By Matthew Lynch
December 20, 2023
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The tucked bun is an effortlessly chic and versatile hairstyle for any occasion. Whether you are donning this look for a busy day at work, a casual outing or a glamorous evening event, the tucked bun never disappoints with its timeless elegance. In this article, we explore three different methods of achieving this classic hairstyle that will leave you looking simply stunning.

The Low Tuck: Minimalist and Sophisticated

The low tuck is perfect for those who appreciate simplicity and want to achieve a discreet yet polished look. Here’s how to create the low tucked bun:

a) Brush your hair thoroughly to remove any knots or tangles.

b) Gather your hair into a low ponytail, securing it with an elastic band.

c) Starting at the base of the ponytail, create a small opening just above the elastic band.

d) Flip your ponytail upwards and pull it through the opening, creating a loop.

e) Tuck the ends of your hair back into the loop and secure them with bobby pins if needed.

f) Gently pull on the edges of the bun to loosen it slightly and create a more relaxed appearance. Finish off with hairspray to hold it in place.

The Side-Swept Tucked Bun: A Romantic Twist

This version adds an enchanting flair to your tucked bun, making it ideal for special occasions or date nights. Follow these steps to achieve the side-swept tucked bun:

a) Comb your hair to smoothen out any waves or kinks and create a side parting.

b) Gather your hair into a loose side ponytail, fastening it with an elastic band, but leaving out a section of hair at the front of your head nearest to your parting.

c) Twist the loose section around the base of your side ponytail, creating an elegant swoop effect.

d) Create a hole above the elastic band and pass the ponytail through it, forming a loop.

e) Tuck any remaining hair back into the loop and secure it with bobby pins.

f) Gently loosen the bun and use hairspray to give it a firm hold

The High Tucked Bun: A Glamorous Statement

The high tucked bun is perfect for both casual and formal occasions, adding a touch of drama to your look. Here’s how to create this show-stopping hairstyle:

a) Begin by brushing your hair thoroughly and gathering it into a high ponytail, securing it with an elastic band.

b) Wrap your ponytail around its base to form a bun, then tuck the ends under the elastic band.

c) Use bobby pins to pin any stray hairs in place for a more polished finish.

d) If you prefer a more voluminous look, gently tease the bun with your fingers by slightly pulling apart the hair sections and fix it in place using hairspray.

Whether you choose the minimalist low tuck, the romantic side-swept tucked bun or the bold high tucked bun, these diverse styles cater to every taste. Give these techniques a try and add some flair to your hair game!

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