High Sock/Doughnut Bun On Thick Type 4 Hair Tutorial - No Weave! | The Curly Closet

Hello curlies it's Mary and welcome back to the Cody closet. So on my Instagram in the past couple of months, I have been wearing this one to multiple occasions and I did a poll where you guys said that you definitely wanted to see a tutorial on how I do this one style. So this is a tutorial for you. If you'd, let's see how I get it, then keep watching. So I'm starting off with old hair. I know it doesn't look that old, but it really is, and I've just come out of the shower and I purposely left any kind of covering off my hair, because I needed the water to really moisten my hair and make it pliable now, for this section, I'm Actually, speeding this up quite a lot, because essentially this is the first stage of what I usually do for my path. By the way I am using eco styler gel. No, it's not cancelled. For me, this is the first stage as I was saying, of doing my path and I'm not gon na go into too much detail about this bit. I'M just gon na leave a video in the top right. If you would like to see my whole path process, but essentially this one style is based off the same ideas. What I would usually do away from my path. So for the purposes of this that I've actually tied my hair, a bit tighter than I normally would and then I am going on to doing my bun, so I've chosen this bond make up on your left just cuz, it's a bit please! So my hair color and now I am voice to rising my hair before putting it into the bun, so I've opted for this luxury nourishing hair cream. Now this is not sponsored, but they were kind enough to send me some of this nourishing hair cream. I do not regret this whatsoever and it has some beautiful natural, really moisturizing ingredients. It'S a gorgeous hair butter that if your hair is really part and in need Moisture, especially from aloe vera, shea butter, coconut oil, baobab, Amla, nettle, neem, olive and a lot of other good ingredients, you definitely want to try this cream out. So, as you can see, I'm making sure to just spread it throughout my hair properly, because I wanted to wear this bond for a couple of days, so I wanted to make sure that my ends were nourished and moisturized. You don't want the ends of your hair to dry out, especially if you've got colored ends like me, so I've separated a section in the middle and then my bun maker goes in the middle and then I am creating a bun, a small bun, with my bun Makeup right in the center of my hair, you can see there's a lot of hair left around, but this is the basis of the jumbo blonde, and then I am just taking small sections stretching them out and I'm just using some hair pins to pin them into The middle of the bun make our I actually got this idea from a fellow youtuber called troph Dave, I'm going to leave her link in the description box below the video hurt, hair texture in her video is a little bit different to mine. I think her hair was a bit more stretched out than mine, but nevertheless it went amazingly well, so there's a brief interlude and then we love this video. I would really like to know from you: have you ever struggled to create a bun or a path on your natural hair? I know that I've tried a couple of methods and, to be honest, this is my most successful method. So far, let me know in the comments below if you've ever felt the struggle just like me. It can't just be me. Thank you for not letting me feel alone, so I'm just taking small sections at a time and I'm tucking them in to the middle and pinning them. As I go. Some sections I didn't pin because I didn't have enough pins and also I didn't want my bun to be completely utterly full of pins in the middle. It just gets a bit dense and yeah. I just felt like it wouldn't work as well, but I'm just adding a couple of pins in at the end, just to make sure everything is nice and secure and then just using my hands, I'm just sort of finding bits where it's not so, even and just Pinning these pieces in place and then just using my hands to shape and form the bun. The way I wanted to now here, I'm actually just retying. My hair tie because I just felt like it had kind of loosened a bit and I wasn't happy, but now, of course I was a lot happier a little bit of a labor of love, but it is worth it so. My hair had dried out a bit and essentially here I'm just putting the finishing touches to my hair. So I'm adding a bit more of my eco gel and brushing right in and then I am going to be adding some of this flexible, styling snot from cream of nature - and I got this idea from I'm Adam Jay on YouTube. She has a tutorial where she used this and she added it around her hairline as well as gel, and it has been working amazingly well for me. So if your hairline or edges are a bit stubborn and you really want to let your hair down, I would recommend trying this method right here. Now, I'm not really big on the baby hairs. I just like to kind of make sure that my hair is kind of sweet to the back. If that makes sense, I just want it to look neat, that's basically it and then I tied it now. You can see, I'm tying it actually more towards the bun, because I don't want to leave a big dent in the other section of my hair, so I just wrapped it around the bun section and done my mate and so on and so forth. And essentially, this is the result, and this is my bump complete. I do hope that you enjoyed this video. If you did, there are three different things that you can do number one. You can hit the like button below number two. You can comment below and let me know if you would try this file out on your natural hair number three. You can also click the link in the center of the screen to subscribe to my channel for more videos like this one, and if you hit the bell, you will get notifications or anytime an operator video. Thank you so much for watching wishing you health happiness and beautiful hair I'll see you again soon on the pedicle of it. Take care. Bye,