Updo Steps For Easy Buns & Twists
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Category: Hair & Special Events
Forum Name: Up, Down & Formal Hairstyles
Forum Description: Special hairstyles for special events
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Printed Date: May 16 2024 at 4:02pm
Topic: Updo Steps For Easy Buns & Twists
Posted By: Karen Shelton
Subject: Updo Steps For Easy Buns & Twists
Date Posted: September 26 2003 at 9:48am
This style was done by me at HairBoutique.com on model Brigid. Keep in mind that while I have been studying hair for years, I am not a licensed hairstylist. I am more like a good friend that could do this style at home for anyone with the right hair.
Check out:
http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip3753.htm - http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip3753.htm
Once you master this bun you are on your way to updo perfection.
Karen
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That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger or drives you totally insane. :-)
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Posted By: andy
Date Posted: March 26 2004 at 1:32pm
Karen, thanks for posting these instructions and pictures. I am totally new to hair stuff and am looking for advice on keeping my hair which is shoulder length under a riding hat when I start competing later this year. I posted a thread in the General hairtalk forum. Ballet Dancer suggested a bun or braid and I couldn't find any instructions on buns and then I saw this post. So thanks.
I have a question. How short can hair be before you can make a bun. Will shoulder length and layered hair be OK. And is it possible to make the bun flatter so it can sit better under a helmet.
Thanks Andy
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Posted By: LadyFrog
Date Posted: April 26 2005 at 2:02pm
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it looks great Karen, however don't call it a ballerina bun. When a
ballerina has to have a bun in, all the hair must be scraped tightly
back, none on the face. And no fancy bits generally. Trust me, I know.
It looked nice though!
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