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So here is one for you Sassy Classy’s.
(it goes along the “sexy-messy” look I usually do…see my videos below for more.)
A low double bun.
I was hosting an Oktoberfest Dinner at my house, so I wanted a look reminiscent of the German Fraulein hairstyle. I am one of those people that enjoys being festive (but I’m not crazy Christmas-sweater lady). I paint my toe-nails to match the most recent holiday or season (right now they are black—for Halloween). And, I subtly choose my outfits and styling to reflect a sassy, classy festiveness when the occasion calls for it.
To get this look, the tools you will need are…
Bobby-pins.
and…
a hand mirror to see how it looks back there.
This look is great for when you have next-day-leftover-curl hair. As I did…
I parted my hair down the middle, clean line on top…
And down the back, just a rough middle part…
(like I said, gross next-day-leftover-curl hair)
I take one side (half) of my hair and hold it in a low pony tail, pulled away from my head at about a 90 degree angle.
Pulling the hair straight back at that same angle I start to twist it.
As I twist it, it will form closer to my head, and once it does, I start to twirl it into a bun shape.
When you can no longer twist and twirl it and it is in a bun against your head, hold it in place.
With the same hand that twirled and twisted, remain holding it in place. And with your other hand, place a bobby-pin at the top of the bun.
Continue to hold with one hand, and place a bobby-pin at the bottom with the other hand. Continue to place two or three more bobby-pins around the bun until it feels firmly in place.
Repeat steps for the other side (half).
Then you have two sexy-messy low double buns.
In case your still confused, here’s a video of me doing it…
2 comments:
Your hair color looks really pretty!
Lately I've been lazy and have been putting my hair in a pony-tail, but I need to spice it up a little bit and try some new techniques.
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