Create A Messy Bun Using Goody Spin Pins

Okay, so I wanted to do a quick tutorial. I had my hair up in a bun. It had posed a couple days ago and I used to wanted my prettiest business, and I made a comment about how you know how awesome you things are and how it made putting you know my really fine, thin hair up in a bun look more nice because It wasn't just like a small little, although not on top of my head, so to the quick tutorial just to show you what I did first, I just put my hair back in a ponytail. This should be, you know, simple enough to do and I sent the ponytail up a little bit higher than what I would normally put me point it up in I just kind of you know. I want the bun to come, sit on top of my head. A little bit more so once your hair is up in a pie dough, I just kind of take pieces of it and I start teasing it just because that's the only way I can get you know this tiny little bit of hair I'd have a little bit More volume, so I just take little pieces and I take you know just a simple. You know fine-tooth comb I just got at this from, I think Walmart and I just kind of take pieces and I just kind of back home. So I mean I don't have very much hair, so I mean I can just take my entire ponytail and kind of you know just backcomb the whole thing and it's really messy and loose, and you know I'm not really going. You know in a very careful section or anything I just kind of want. You know just random pieces. You know just so that the general effect is that I have you, know more volume, so then take the hair and keep on teasing it. So it was kind of tingly and knotted you're. Actually, for me at least, I find that this you know, make the hair more workable and the volume actually is what helps make the bun not look so so I just keep taking random pieces and just kind of keep on got combing it until I can kind Of get this big knot in bed, see it's just it's just big and hazy so once you've got that, then just kind of flip it around put it on top of your head, wrap, we just hold onto the ends and then once I have the hair kind Of wrapped around then I just slowly kind of ruffle. I guess ruffle the bun. You know kind of spread it out until I gets bigger, so that's kind of big news. It was like that then I take the glaze bend down and I just kind of stick. It into the center - and I start spinning - wants one pin is in and I kind of readjust it - and this is, I mean it's obviously, a very messy bun, so the pin is ultimately the secret to what keeps it all in place. Twisted it out a little bit more and this time I think you know, let us think, and I kind of stick it into a bit back and then spin it and that's it. So you can see you know, the bun is extremely messy and loose. You know kind of big and crazy, you know. Even you know I kind of even have straight pieces hanging out, but that's kind of what it looks like in the back. It'S super messy and and easy to do so. You know very imperfect for sure. That'S kind of you know the appeal of it. You know I just kind of a quick and easy do whenever you don't want to mess of it. You just kind of throw it up have to. You know, pin kind of take care of everything and it's just one big business, so I hope this was helpful. I let me know if you guys end up trying this and put your comments below thanks have a great day light.