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Home›How To›How to Do a Messy Bun for Curly Hair

How to Do a Messy Bun for Curly Hair

By Matthew Lynch
April 8, 2024
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Curly hair can be both a blessing and a challenge, but one hairstyle that’s perfect for making the most of your curls is the messy bun. It’s a versatile and effortless updo that takes only minutes to achieve. Not only is it great for casual outings, but it can also be dressed up for more sophisticated events with some simple accessories. In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps to master the messy bun for curly hair.

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

To create your messy bun, you’ll need the following supplies:

– Hair tie (preferably one without metal connectors)

– Bobby pins

– Hair spray (optional)

– Wide-tooth comb or brush (for detangling)

– Optional: Hair accessories like headbands or decorative pins

Step 2: Prepare Your Hair

Before creating your messy bun, make sure your hair is clean and completely dry. If needed, use a wide-tooth comb or brush to gently detangle your curls.

Step 3: Make a Loose Ponytail

Gather your hair into a loose ponytail at the nape of your neck or at your desired height, depending on whether you prefer a low or high bun. Secure the ponytail with a hair tie, but be careful not to pull too tightly on your curls.

Step 4: Twist and Tuck

Before twisting the entire length of your ponytail, hold onto the end section of the ponytail with one hand. With your other hand, twist the remaining length of hair in the ponytail around itself until it forms a tight rope-like strand. As you continue twisting, wrap the twisted section around the base of your ponytail to form a bun shape. The more twists you create, the messier and more textured your bun will be.

Step 5: Pin Your Bun in Place

As you wrap the twisted hair around the base of the ponytail, secure its position using bobby pins. For added hold, push the pins through the bun and into the hair underneath. You may need multiple pins depending on the thickness and texture of your hair.

Step 6: Adjust and Loosen Your Curls

Once your bun is secured, use your fingers to gently loosen some curls around the bun. This will create more volume and make it look slightly disheveled for that perfect messy bun look. You can also loosen a few curls around your face to frame it.

Step 7: Set Your Style (Optional)

If necessary, use hair spray to set your style in place and provide extra hold. However, be cautious not to overdo it, as too much product may weigh down your curls.

Step 8: Accessorize (Optional)

To add a touch of elegance or dress up your messy bun, incorporate stylish accessories such as headbands or decorative pins.

And there you have it! With just a few simple steps, you’ve successfully created an effortlessly chic messy bun for curly hair. Enjoy experimenting with different heights and textures to find the perfect version that best suits your unique curls and personal style.

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