Gifted with neither the time nor the talent for complicated updos and tons of product, I’ve gravitated towards one do-it-all ...

To get that voluminous look of messy buns, teasing is the key. Use a fine-tooth comb to gently backcomb sections of your hair ...

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From being a hair-styling staple for centuries to adding the right dose of elegance, buns have come a long way ...

Pull your hair into a high ponytail, then secure it into a bun shape with a hair tie or bobby pins. Slick everything back using a pomade or hair gel for a chic look. This slicked-back braided bun ...

So whether your preference is tortoiseshell or chrome, here's how to do the ultra chic French pin chignon bun on all hair lengths and textures, courtesy of TikTok. Claw clips can feel flimsy in ...

Plus, there's a messy bun tutorial for each one, including all hair types! All you’ll need is some hair ties, a couple of bobby pins, and a strong sense of determination. Long-haired ladies ...

From there, create a bun that leaves the ends out of the elastic, and fan the pieces out. But be careful not to pull too tight, warns Rivera. “I recommend using an open-end hair pin to secure ...

Pulled-up high ponytails might have been a thing (thanks, Ariana Grande), but it is definitely a thing of the past.Now, we’re in the era of messy buns, messy half-up knots, and fishtail braids with a ...

Back-combing the ponytail before you twist it up will fill out the bun. Wrap the hair tightly around the ponytail base, tucking in the end. The fewer pins you use, the better, because there’s ...