How to make a bunch?
"Cones" come in many styles.They can appear on the crown, back or sides of the head and are most often secured with hair clips or elastic bands, although a richer selection can be made from hair sticks, chopsticks, combs and jewelry.
- Wicker beam
Gather your long hair into a ponytail and secure itelastic band. Divide the tail into two parts, braid two French braids, then wrap them around the base of the tail (one braid clockwise, the other counterclockwise). You can put a net on top.
- A bunch in Chinese style
Chinese-style "bagel" is easier to makesimple, but it looks sophisticated. Gather your hair into a ponytail at the top of your head and secure it with an elastic band. Insert the stick horizontally under the elastic band at the base of the ponytail. Divide the ponytail in half and wrap each half over the stick. Secure the ends with bobby pins. Since the stick acts as a base, you can change the direction it turns, easily changing the look.
- Classic beam
He looks elegant.This is how it's done: gather your hair back as if you were going to make a ponytail. Twist it into a clockwise tourniquet along the entire length to the maximum. Then twist the tourniquet into a bun. Use a hair clip or decorative sticks to secure the "donut" in place.
- An untidy bundle
Untidy "knots" serve tocasual look. To style your hair into a bun, do not use a brush, but use your fingers to comb your hair into a low ponytail. You should also leave some strands of hair loose around your face for a casual feel. Secure it with bobby pins or a clip of your choice. If you have curly or unruly hair, use gel or another product throughout the styling process.
- Side beams
They can be seen everywhere:From weddings to red carpets, to achieve this hairstyle, you need to make two ponytails on the sides and twist each of them into a rope, then wrap them around the base of the ponytail and secure with an elastic band, clips or bobby pins.
Tips for laying a bundle of long hair
- Add long hair ribbons, unusual hair clips, rims, combs or sequins to your hairstyle to give it more style.
- Use sticks is best for thick hair. Choose gum, if your hair is very thin.
- To give the usual bundle a new look, curl the strands before laying it.
- Handles or pencils can be used instead of sticks, but do not use things with a rubber grip.
- Choose a hair net that is closest to the color of your curls for the least visibility.
- To keep the hair style longer, fix it with lacquer.
- The best day for making a bun, the second or third after washing your head.
- Use a soft brush to get a smoother 'knot'.
- If you leave a few front strands free when creating the beam, they will give you a more feminine image.
- If you are a tall woman, you should not abuse "high-set" buns. And vice versa, petite, fragile women should avoid large, lush buns.
- If you have a thin hair, then before you make a bunch, make a haircut. But do not do it often, since it severely damages and weakens the hair.
- It has been proven that a casual "donut" makes its owner look 3-5 years younger.
