4 No Bobby Pin Messy Buns You Have To Try! Hairstyles For Medium And Long Hair

Hi guys welcome to Emery Lane we're doing something a little bit different today I couldn't be showing you four messy buns that you have to try that don't require bobby pins. I don't know about you, but I feel like I'm always using my bobby pins, especially when I need them the most and I'll just have one Mike. Where did the thousand that I bought go? Also, the little tiny bit of sports that I played in junior high in high school. They really encouraged you not to wear bobby pins so for whatever reason you need a messy bun without bobby pins. Hopefully one of these can help you oh and these work. I'M medium here too, you might just have to like mess around with it a little bit so just a little tip to go to help your messy bun stay in place, especially if you have layers or shorter hair is use a texturizing spray or a really textured Dry shampoo, before you do your bun and help your hair like clinging together and stuff. This is the SGX in whiskey. I like this one because it's a clean, dry shampoo, it's also really texturized, and it's really really good for when you're pulling your hair up. Okay, so I am starting out with a high ponytail. You don't need to necessarily start with a ponytail, but it helps so for the first one. I'M gon na make a little like mushroom, like that. You'Re, basically just running it out to make I'm like a donut shape, grab another ponytail and tie it around it. Gon na pull on it until it gets to about half the size that I would want my bun, then I'm gon na part, the curtains. Then I'm just going to take sections about that bag and start to tuck them in to the ponytail. You can see. I just left it up the ponytail that I used to make this part of the bun and tucked it in, depending on how long your hair is, depending on how many times you'll have to tuck in a section, but I'm not too careful about it. I kind of just shove up in there like. I said, I'm not super careful with that. Sometimes I pull the strand through all the way. Sometimes I just pulled them through halfway and it makes it like a different shape of a loop, and this bun is not going anywhere. The fact that you're just literally shoving everything in there and make get super crowded, makes it just super secure. And if you want to, you can have some pieces sticking out and make heaven be like a little bit more messy or you can be a little bit more careful and tuck in every single piece and just have like a really lovely or messy bun. I like to have a couple of little pieces sticking out, so I don't have to worry about it being perfect. That'S it! Okay. The next one is like a knotted one. So basically, what you're gon na do is divide your hair in half and then just net. It just how, like you, starch, tie shoe and it's gon na either want to go in the back or in the front, just let it do whatever. If it goes in the front, I just kind of bring it around to the back, and I will not it in the back and then I'll bring it around to front again, depending on how long your hair is just depending on how this is exactly gon. Na turn out, but there's not it over and over again and then I'm gon na take another ponytail and wrap it around, and then you can kind of pull out it. If you haven't you funny hairs like this, these feather hairs come out. I can just tuck them into whichever ponytail you have. You could find first and it's not going anywhere. Is here stay okay, so this one's a twisted messy bun gon na divide your hair in half, and you can either just twist it or you can do a rope braid, which is basically where you twist the sections one way individually and then you twist them together. The opposite way, but the a rope braid will stay in a little bit better, but it's definitely not necessary refrain it from stretching out a braid. If that's what you normally do until the end so and then you just wrap it around itself and then, wherever your braid lands, you're just going to tuck it in it to the ponytail and so for this. One you're gon na want to start with a ponytail for sure, then you're going to want to stretch it out gently at first, because it's definitely not super secure, then taken out the ponytail and wrap it around. So we can get a little bit more security and then you can stretch it out a lot more cuz. It'S a lot more secure in tightening there. You go. That'S it! Okay, this one I'm starting off without just a ponytail as a base, and I am going to come on here in a ponytail then on the last time through I'm only gon na pull, Oh pull it there. Some, if you have like normal, like they're, not extra long, you can pull it about half way through and that'll work. I don't, though, I'm just gon na pull it to be about this big kind of adjust it to make it. So it's facing more to the front so once them to this point, I'm going to wrap my ends around as much as they go. If you have little tiny baby ends, you all you have to do is basically tuck them in bed. Since my ends are a little bit longer, I'm gon na wrap it around then tuck it into the ponytail. So I'm just going to take a ponytail kind of like shove, everything in it basically and wrap it around, and then you get this. If you have any wonky pieces, you can just tuck them in, because my hair is long. It looks kind of bigger. I know if your hair is not quite as long as mine. You won't get one this big unless you pull it out a lot. If you want to see a two-in-one sports workout, a hair tutorial, you can click right here. I love you guys so much and don't forget that you are enough by cameraman.