The standard bun, combed back, is a thing of the past. In the spring, stylists advise replaying the classic hairstyle by creating something similar to a rosebud from your hair. It can have many variations that reflect the character of the owner: strict and smooth, light and careless, naughty and knocking out in different directions. To create such a hairstyle does not need special skills. Only 20-30 minutes of free time, elastic bands, hairpins and styling mousse.
First, apply styling mousse to your hair. Distribute it evenly along the length and comb through the hair with a comb so that each strand is smeared with the product, writes Allure.
Now comb your hair back so that there is no parting at the roots. Then dry your hair, smeared with mousse, with warm air to give smoothness. If you’re worried about the quality of your hair when blow-drying, then apply a heat protectant along with the mousse. Use a comb and blow dryer to style your hair into a tight ponytail. It should be located on the back of the head parallel or slightly above the line of the ears.
Then divide your ponytail hair into four equal sections. Brush them again with mousse. Now each strand needs to be wrapped around the elastic band, secured with hairpins. Thus, you will get something resembling a rosebud. If you want a slight negligence, then carefully push the collected curls out from under the hairpins, creating volume.
At the end, take some hairspray and spritz the bun a little to make the style hold better. To emphasize your individual style, you can also leave a few loose strands near the face, decorate the bun with an accessory, or insert a real small rose into it. This option would be appropriate for a party or a romantic date.
Spring has come, and it’s time for light airy hairstyles. It is not necessary to run to beauty salons and spend money on transformation. You can also experiment at home. Let’s try another one spring hairstyle with French pin or hairpin.
