How To Do The Perfect Messy Bun | 3 Ways + With Extensions!

I loves welcome back to my channel so today we're doing three different techniques to achieve your messy bun like your perfect messy bun, so you don't have to keep you're doing it seven or eight times. I literally every time I start talking sophie has to make it appearance, like I'm not even kidding. This girl is a camera Wow you're literally adorable, because I have very thin hair. I use extensions for my messy buns. My extensions are a must they're so old. I am so overdue for getting a new pair minor from Bellamy. I do color them myself there honestly. I just use them for volume now, because they're literally, not even that long anymore. If you don't work extensions, you can skip this part, but if you do, please tell me I'm so dramatic, so I'm gon na turn around to help you understand. So the first thing you want to do is section your hair, like so you're gon na, be taking your first smallest left, which is my 3 clip now. The trick to this is to clip it up side down. So, instead of clipping it like this you're going to be clipping it like this, so clip it upside down and kind of away from this area, I'm making sure you have hair it's going to cover it once you flip your hair up, we're going to section off The next section just about like an inch or so above the previous section, and now I'm taking my four clip left and clipping that in you, don't have to worry about how high up it goes because your hands, I mean a bun, that's like anyone's gon na See this part of your head anyways mind you, my hair is like four days old, so I am watched in four days I washed over four days, so it's sturdy a state right now. I do have dry shampoo in it. But if you see some greasy spots, you can go ahead and judge me: I don't care so I'm gon na brush all the hair back, I'm going to flip my head upside down gather into this sexy. Look this sexy ponytail and I'm gon na smooth out some of the edges. The extensions will make some bumps, so you want to make sure you smooth out like that you're gon na gather it all on top of your head and with your hair tie you're going to keep it in a loop and then you're gon na twist, with the Hair and you're gon na make like a claw and you're gon na grab it. I'M gon na show you that again, so I have at my right hand if you're left handed out know. I have my right hand, I'm going to gather the hair and a pony grasping it with my hand, and my mouth you're gon na run the pony into a loop, but you're not gon na pull it all the way through and you're gon na twist it once With the hair claw your bun and then pull it over, but I'm going to take my claw and kind of pull out this hair to make it even Messier and then you're gon na take both your claws and you're gon na guys. Stick it in here and just start pulling this way and then also this way and up and it's gon na get pretty messy and I'm gon na pull down my face-framing pieces, like that's optional, if you don't like yours, that's fine! I'M gon na pull mine down. I did straighten them prior to this so because they get all willy-nilly and it's not cute, if you're, really not happy with it bobby pins, are also optional. I sometimes like to play with mine and clip a few pieces in place so that way, if it does move throughout the day, well it won't with the bobby pins. You can mess it up like, however much you want, I'm kind of happy with it. I, like them big and messy. That'S what she said this technique doesn't allow for a lot of mobility. I'Ve done this at the gym. It comes out just letting you know. The second technique, though, is perfect for the gym. It'S again brushing all the hair up gathering it into your Flintstone ponytail. Now what I'm going to do is, with my left hand, I'm going to start. What is this? What what is this are you kidding get in there, I'm going to start wrapping the hair around. My two pincher fingers into a ballerina button, I'm gon na, take my hair tie claw the bun and wrap this around the bun. I created like that. That'S why I like this technique, because it's tight enough, where, if you do run with this at the gym, it's not gon na fall out. I just want to take a clause and start. I kind of pull up hand out, and this one creates like a really nice, like twisty bun, it's really cute and this one won't go anywhere, we're just gon na kind of mess it up. I'M happy with it. Okay, now that I'm like fairly happy, I'm going to pin the things that came out of place, I'm gon na wrap it around and pin it and then mess it up, some more, I'm gon na kind of pull this stuff out and what for the third technique? What you're gon na do is pull your pointy tail all the way through pull it all the way through again and on your last twist you're going to hold it through halfway and stop until you have this little loop on your head now. What you're gon na do is you're gon na kind of pull these pieces out, my hair always frizzy, always frizzy, and with this little once you're done pulling out the rest of this you're gon na kind of I don't like doing it this way, I like pulling It this way, and then you can pull it this way, and this I call the flappy bun. It'S not my favorite bun, but you can play with it to make it look perfect. So I'm gon na kind of twist this I'm gon na come now. I'M gon na pin this like here you're on a stage and I'll play that until you are happy with what you got and I'm going to twist, I'm gon na hold this piece and bring in front and they boat, maybe also optional. Is these little boho headbands? 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