22. Short Copper Brown Hair

The faux-fringe comes to the side of the face, from a loose part of front hair. The rest of the hair is swept to the side in a bun that is very on the side, almost reaching your cheek.

23. Bow Bun

Another hairstyle that is approved for formal events is the polished low side bun. All the hair is nice, sleek and firmly tightened into the side. The bun comes as a mixture between a knot and a twist.

24. Low Bun with A Bump

The looks with side bun and braids are quite numerous. In this one, there is only one braid, on the side, which goes all the way to the ends. The hair is swept to the side, and together with the braid, made in a bun. The braid comes over the bun and finishes hidden inside.

25. Large French Bun

This version of the side chignon bun is larger and messier than the regular ones. It is rolled in an upward position, messy fastened with pins so that it can stand strong.

How to Do A Side Bun

Doing a side bun is very easy and quick. It can be done with straight and curly hair and the looks will be beautiful. If you are doing your bun at home, then you only need a brush, a hair band, and a few bobby pins. Pull the hair back, to the side and tie a low ponytail. You can do that with a middle, side or no part.

When the pony is wrapped, take the rest of the hair and wrap it in a bun. This can be done in different ways. You can twist the hair, braid it, or just roll it – it will only affect the final look of the bun. As soon as you do that, fasten the bun with another hair band and pins. Depending on the look you want to achieve, you can fix the front hair with hairspray or pull out some hair to the side for a messy look.

Watch The Following Tutorial to Learn How to Do Side Bun within A Couple of Minutes

How to Style A Side Bun On Short Hair