How To Do Space Buns Hairstyle – Tips, Tricks, & Tutorials %
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Last week, we talked about the best easy hairstyles for college. One of the hairstyles we talked about was the ever-popular space bun. Today, we’ll show you how to get the look.
Space buns are a relatively new hairstyle phenomenon, and they’re sure to have your hair looking “out of this world.” Think modern-day Princess Leia meets Zenon Girl of the 21st Century meets 2015 Miley Cyrus. Space buns can be worn with any hair texture, length, or thickness, and for an extra out-of-this-world effect, can be worn with glitter, fun accessories, or complex braids.
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Space buns can be as simple or complex as you want them to be. First, I’ll show you how to do the basic space buns hairstyle. Then, I’ll go over some of the different ways you can diversify and add personality to the look.
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When it comes to the classic space buns, here’s how to get your look:
For a classic space bun look, start by parting your hair in the middle of your head. Once parted, grab one of the two sections of your hair and hold to the desired height of your bun. I personally like mine a little closer to the top of my head but this is completely up to you!
Use the product as needed. For a sleek bun, opt for a serum or gel. However, for a natural wave or texture, skip this part. Twist your hair to your head to form a bun and secure with a hair tie, bobby pins, or both, depending on the thickness of your hair. Repeat on the other side of your head and there you have it! You have your buns.
Step 1: Gather the Materials Needed:
Hair brush
Clear elastics
Hairpins
Favorite hairspray
Step 2: Brush Your Hair
Brush your hair all the way through to get a smooth, even base for your style. This style works best on second-day hair, but freshly washed, dry hair works too. You can also use dry shampoo if you’re doing this style on third or fourth-day hair.
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