This is a variation for longer hair that uses the extra length in a way that makes the style visually more complex.  [more]

Like the name suggests, it’s a way to make a high ponytail that will hold, and that will also shorten the length of it somewhat. Requires two barrettes, nothing else.  [more]

I call it the Lazy French Twist because it's how I originally tried to make a French Twist, not knowing the proper way of doing it. Quick, easy, no or minimal twisting required.  [more]

A soft bun anchored in a half-up, this was inspired by Janeway’s early ‘do in Star Trek Voyager.  [more]

Some pictures of a way to make a cascade style. The style is really quick to do (I just timed it to 10 seconds) and it doesn't require twisting. I wanted something that held securely on freshly washed hair, yet let the ends splay out a bit.  [more]

Tutorial in words and video. It looks more difficult than it is!  [more]

Here's a braided bun how-to in two formats: a series of pictures with explanation, plus the video that the screencaps were taken from.  [more]

This focuses on cinnamon buns - how to, problem-solving tips and tricks, ways to secure it etc - but there are also examples of other types of buns.  [more]

One of the classic styles that looks more complicated than it really is.  [more]

This style was invented by Twitch, who had it posted on her website. Her website is unfortunately no more, and I thought I’d try to make another picture how-to so this beautiful style won’t be forgotten.  [more]