Everyday Messy Bun & Bang | Quick & Easy Natural Hairstyles

Okay guys so today, I'm going to show you guys how I got this easy, bleep fun kind of like a messy bun, but you could do it two ways with a bang, so I'm gon na go ahead and get started and just top my bang area and Section that part off. I really think that this style is really cute for everyday wear and or Bridal or somewhere, elegant or sophisticated, but yeah you're, just gon na see me kind of struggle with this little part. I had to edit some pieces out because it's so hard to part my hair correctly without watching a mirror so yeah, but this is just the small sections that you just want to leave out for the bang. It doesn't have to be thick at all. Just it could be smaller than this if you're worried about any heat image. Now I'm brushing my hair up with a diamond brush or a wig brush into a messy bun, and I started to tease it out first and I didn't want to split my ends. So I just ease it out a little bit with my hands and then later on, you'll see me teases at the brush, but I don't like to do that as much because it could definitely, you know, mess up your ends and you don't want your ends to Be split so just trying to flick it off with your hands if possible and then try to pin it in the right position. You can also add extensions up here. If you don't want to, you know, bother with your real hair or if your hair is too short or it's not thick enough. So just clip on or you know, just use the track and just bobby pin it down and then just rock the bun around you're. Not gon na see the inside of it anyway, so no one will really know that it's extension unless it doesn't match your texture, so yeah and like I said this is a messy bun. So please excuse my messiness. I had two legit struggle for a minute trying to get it to be. You know placed correctly but kind of still looks to my needs. Now, I'm using one of my favorite edge controls. This is the Murray edge wax it's the same owner as the beeswax and it's kind of like the same consistency, but it's not as thick and it's not. It does not leave that white residue and it does have a little more Sheen than beeswax. These box will really dry your hair out, but I like this much better because if let's say you do want to wear your hair down and still have body, the oils from this edge wax will not weigh your hair down. So that's the good part about it and it's on like five dollars for a big cuff, so you can get this at Sally's at Walmart or local Beauty, Supply stores, I'm just cleaning my edges. So this is my favorite: go to silk elements: olive oil, heat, protectant, spray. Of course you always want to use this whenever you're applying heat to your hair - and I always use it sometimes just to add Sheen to my hair. That'S why you see that my bun is kind of shiny, that's what this stuff really does for your hair and it's really silky. It'S just amazing. Don'T like five dollars from Sally, so I'm just gon na. I do show an option if you want to just swoop the hair around and pin it up. You could do that, but you know for this tutorial, I'm just gon na curl the two pieces. So this is basically the final look. You can swoop it over to have like one side part or you can do it. However, you really want to, but it's just easier for me and I didn't want to apply much heat and I'm just gon na show you enough clothes of these sleek edges, and you know if you want to just comb it all over to one side to get Like a volumize fan, you can do that also, but yeah. This is just pretty much a simple elegant, flash messy bun for school, for teenagers, for adults, for Bridal, for church, for work or anywhere make sure you guys thumbs up this video. If you liked it and subscribe and check out my hair playlist, my natural hair, probably list and my extensions playlist see you guys in the next video