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Home›How To›3 Ways to Do a Scarf Bun

3 Ways to Do a Scarf Bun

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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A scarf bun is a chic, versatile hairstyle that is perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re going to a formal event or just want a quick and easy way to style your hair, the scarf bun has got you covered. Best of all, it can be created with a few simple steps and only requires a scarf and some hairpins. Here are three different ways to achieve the perfect scarf bun.

1. The Basic Scarf Bun:

Step 1: First, gather your hair in a high ponytail. Make sure it’s secure with an elastic band.

Step 2: Fold the scarf in half, forming a triangle shape. Place the folded edge of the triangle at the base of your ponytail and wrap each end around the sides of your head, just above your ears.

Step 3: Twist both ends of the scarf together.

Step 4: Wrap the twisted ends of the scarf around your ponytail as you continue twisting.

Step 5: As you reach the end of your ponytail, start wrapping it around itself to create a bun. Tuck any remaining scarf ends underneath the bun and use hairpins to secure it in place.

2. The Braided Scarf Bun:

Step 1: Gather your hair into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic band.

Step 2: Divide your ponytail into two equal sections.

Step 3: Place one end of the scarf between the two sections of your ponytail. The scarf should now become part of your hairstyling process by acting as a third section in braiding.

Step 4: Create a braid by alternately crossing each section over one another, ensuring that the scarf is also woven into the braid.

Step 5: Secure the end of the braid with another elastic band.

Step 6: Carefully wrap the braid around the base of your ponytail, creating a bun. Tuck in any remaining scarf and hair ends beneath the bun using hairpins.

3. The Twisted Scarf Bun:

Step 1: Begin by pulling your hair into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic band.

Step 2: Choose a long, narrow scarf and fold it in half lengthwise.

Step 3: Position the center of your scarf at the base of your ponytail and wrap its ends around your head, just above your ears.

Step 4: Holding one end of the scarf in each hand, twist your ponytail together with the scarf.

Step 5: Continuously twist until you reach the ends of your hair and scarf, then wrap this twisted segment around the base of your ponytail to create a bun.

Step 6: Tuck any excess scarf material and hair ends beneath the bun. Use hairpins to pin everything in place securely.

Each of these three methods for creating a scarf bun is simple and quick to execute, allowing for a fashionable hairstyle on even the busiest days. Experiment with different types of scarves and styles to find your perfect look!

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