Hmm.. you could do two braids on damp hair the night before and then comb it out just a little. That gives super volume. Then, just very gently twist for the updos so they take up more space.
In general, I figured that the more hair you had the larger your bun is. However, that is not the case for me. Since I grew out the damaged hair, my circumference in my ponytail went down and my buns are no longer as large, even though my hair is longer than it was before I started to grow out the damage. I don't like having small buns (at least in my hair!)
My solution is usually a rolled sock bun, however, it gets so heavy at times that I get a headache from it. *sigh*
Do you have any buns you like to do that are large and make your hair look thicker and maybe even longer?
I hope that made sense.
Hmm.. you could do two braids on damp hair the night before and then comb it out just a little. That gives super volume. Then, just very gently twist for the updos so they take up more space.
~~embracing nature's waves~~
instagram: monophonatic
Hairagami, magic bun, eazibun bun. Anything you wrap the bun around will "pouf" up your bun. They make a bun donuts that are a foam like stuff that is super light weight, so that might help. The other big pouf not a real bun I can think of is this thing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCopp3wHTww
However, with the pouf not a bun you would end up rolling under a lot more probably.
Braided bun, as long as you put the braid really flat on top of your head =)
"I will never be Milo either; nevertheless, I don't neglect my body. (...) In short, we do not abandon any discipline for despair of ever being the best in it" - Epictetus
This one sure makes my hair look longer than it was:
I like pin roll buns since they are very pretty and leave lots of room for creativity. When I make a flower-shaped bun like the one in the video, it gets much bigger than a fully-rolled sock bun but doesn't have the weight of the hair donut.
Thanks all.
doing a curl "set" in the hair and lightly gently twisting as opposed to tightly twisting is my secret to big deceptive buns
I like to do a sort of lazy wrap bun and then adjust the coils and spread them out a bit so that it looks like I have more hair. It's very effective. I get about twice the bun size that I used to get from a regular cinnamon bun. I don't like to use bobby pins or elastics (just forks, sticks and flexis) so this is a good solution for me.
Here's a pic of the "spread out" bun:
and compare that to a normal twisted cinnamon bun on me:
LHC member for 17 years and ALWAYS learning!.....♥ Currently growing out silver again
Bookmarks