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4 Ways to Make a Top Knot Bun

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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A top knot bun is a versatile hairstyle that can be worn for both casual and formal occasions. Not only is it chic and stylish, but it’s also perfect for keeping your hair out of your face on those hot, humid days or during a workout session. Here are four ways to create a top knot bun, each with different techniques to suit your personal style.

1. The Traditional Top Knot Bun

This classic method works best with medium to long hair. To achieve the look:

1. Brush your hair thoroughly to remove any tangles.

2. Gather your hair into a high ponytail and secure it using an elastic hairband.

3. Twist your ponytail until it tightens and wraps itself around the base of the elastic band.

4. Tuck the ends of the twisted hair under the bun and secure with bobby pins.

5. Use hairspray or a gentle mist of water to smooth down any flyaways.

2. The Messy Top Knot

Perfect for casual outings, this effortless style works well with slightly dirty hair or day-after curls.

1. Begin by loosely gathering your hair toward the crown of your head.

2. Twist your hair starting from its roots until you reach the ends.

3. Wrap the twisted section around itself, creating a loose bun without pulling too tightly.

4. Secure with an elastic band or bobby pins, allowing some loose strands to escape for an undone appearance.

3. The Braided Top Knot Bun

Ideal for individuals with long or thick locks, this braided method adds texture to the standard top knot look:

1. Brush your strands to eliminate any knots and separate them into three equal sections at the crown of your head.

2. Braid these sections together until you reach their ends and fasten with an elastic band.

3. Twist the braid around itself at its base, then secure with bobby pins.

4. Tuck in the ends and smooth any flyaways for a polished finish.

4. The Double Top Knot

For an edgy twist on the conventional top knot bun, try this double top knot style, suitable for medium to long hair:

1. Split your hair into two equal sections by using a comb to draw a sharp part from the center of your forehead to the nape of your neck.

2. Gather each half into a high ponytail and secure them with elastic bands.

3. Twist both ponytails and wrap them around their respective bases, resulting in two separate buns.

4. Use bobby pins to fix them in place and smooth down any flyaways.

By mastering these four techniques, you can sport a stylish top knot bun that complements various moods and occasions. Use your creativity and personal touches to adapt these methods, ensuring you look polished wherever you go.

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