View Poll Results: Do you pony before bunning

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Thread: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

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    Default Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    Just wondering what many do, although those who bun with sticks Im guessing dont. A pony seems to help with keeping the bun up for me and I use a slice of cut silk stockings to wrap it with.
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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    I find it easier to make the buns tight when I make a pony tail first. It also stay in place better.

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    No, I don't pony my hair before bunning. I prefer to section my hair then bun as desired.

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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    No, I gather my hair as though I'm going to make a pony but I don't secure it with an elastic or anything. Once gathered, I twist and bun it with a stick.


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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    The only time I pony before bunning is when I do the Chinese bun. I don't do that one very often though.

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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    On my hair, that would be too damaging. I never pony my hair before bunning.

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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    My hair is so heavy that whenever I make a ponytail it notsoslowly falls off, and if I make a bun from that.. well, it does stay, but it doesn't look tidy at all


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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    The only way to keep a bun tight and secure is to put it in a ponytail first.

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    Default Re: Do you pony your hair before bunning?

    Sometimes I use a ponytail as a base for my bun, but not always (I picked the second option). It just really depends on the style. Rose Buns, for example, always need to start from a ponytail, while cinnabuns are impossible if I used an elastic. I also need to be careful about whether to start with a ponytail or not because I get the absolute worst updo headaches if I use elastics because of how they distribute weight.

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