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Home›How To›4 Ways to Make a Braided Bun

4 Ways to Make a Braided Bun

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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A braided bun is a versatile and elegant hairstyle that can be worn for various occasions. From professional settings to casual gatherings, this hairdo never fails to make a statement. If you’re looking to add some flair to your hair repertoire, learning different ways to make a braided bun is essential. In this article, we’ll explore four unique techniques that will have you rocking this chic style in no time.

1. The Classic Braided Bun

Step 1: Begin by combing your hair thoroughly to remove any tangles or knots.

Step 2: Divide your hair into three equal sections and start braiding it in a traditional three-strand pattern until you reach the end of your hair.

Step 3: Secure the braid with a hair tie, then twist it around itself, forming a bun shape.

Step 4: Tuck the end of the braid underneath the bun, and pin it in place using bobby pins. Add more pins if needed for extra security.

2. The French Braid Bun

Step 1: Brush your hair and start by French braiding from the top of your head towards the nape of your neck.

Step 2: Once you reach the base of your head, continue with a regular three-strand braid until you reach the end of the strands.

Step 3: Similar to the classic braided bun, wrap the braid around itself and secure it with bobby pins.

3. The Inverted Braid Bun

Step 1: Brush and part your hair into two halves, keeping one part thinner than the other.

Step 2: Flip your head upside down and start an inverted French braid on the thinner section by crossing each strand underneath instead of over each other.

Step 3: Continue braiding upwards towards the crown of your head. Once there, finish off with a regular braid and secure it with a hair tie.

Step 4: Now roll the braid into a bun, tuck it underneath the braid, and secure it with bobby pins.

4. The Side Braided Bun

Step 1: Comb your hair and create a deep side part.

Step 2: Start braiding your hair on the side of the part with the most hair, using any braiding technique such as Dutch, French or fishtail braid, until you reach the nape of your neck.

Step 3: Combine the remaining hair with the end of your braid and twist it all together to form a bun on the side.

Step 4: Secure the bun with bobby pins and hairspray to keep it in place throughout the day.

With these four different methods for creating a braided bun, you’ll have a variety of stunning options for your next event or just an everyday elegant look. Practice each technique to find your personal favorite and enjoy this timeless hairstyle.

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