#hairtutorial #hairstyle #hairhacks Quick and easy high messy bun updo hair tutorial for long, medium hair length. Perfect messy bun for thin hair. Tiktok viral messy bun.
I can’t believe I am much older than you and I am only learning this now. So glad she was kind enough to share this wonderful technique with us in such a straight forward and to the point manner.
@@DrCarlaSelemeSeriously though, I'm in the same boat. I only ever wear my hair down 24/7 but working at a hospital it needs to be up and I'm guilty of the ugly bun in the beginning. I need to try this method!
Messy bun nowadays isn't just a messy bun, it's a hairstyle, i.e styled hair. It's the equivalent to the no make-up look. Takes effort. That is, more effort than not wearing make up at all or in the case of hair - more effort than making a raw messy bun like anyone could. When I realized that, I felt alot better about my raw messy bun not looking that great 😂
Well, I don't have as much hair as this girl in the video does and actually it's always been a problem for me. But I do a messy bun like this and it really works. It's messy, it's quite big and looks beautiful. And it doesn't take a lot of time
Well done. For those who say you have to have a lot of hair, the secret is curling up your hair or making it somewhat wavy to add volume to your hairstyle. See her first sample she has straight hair then it became curly when she started styling. This definitely helps put less effort in making messy hairstyles.
WHY woul anyone want to CURL hair and make a full updo in order to put it in a BUN next?!? That's just ridiculous. If you spend your time in it , you go with your hair loose! That's just how it works.
@@xssized good point. But sometimes you just want to put your hair up in a nice stylish way. If you have flat or thin hair, curling gives your hair more volume so it looks nicer when you make it into messy bun.
If I'm going to curl my hair, why would I go through the effort of that just to put it in a bun? 🤣 also, she did a jump cut to the end, which left out how she pinned it & styled it at all.
In the first example the girl has straight hair, in the second one wavy! This fact alone changes a great deal. For the rest, it's definitely a must try if you want a good look.
Yes, I noticed the difference between the straight & wavy… that process alone is going to take some work! A little deceiving, I suppose, but the end result was magnificent.
Yes some women have thin hair for sure. But if women didn't cut off their hair and stop layering so severely they would have hair to work with. My daughter and I do not cut our hair and no we don't have dry frizzy ends that "must" be cut off according to most people. Take care of your ends and they'll look beautiful.
That’s not true. I used to have nice thick hair and it has thinned considerably after menopause. I wear it mostly long and unlayered but it needs a little layering at the ends and sides to make it appear to have more volume. I’ve never had to deal with these issues but I do now. When I wear my hair in a bun I put in a comb with a sponge on it and wrap my hair around it. I also have a fake ponytail that I put in and wrap it with my own hair for a bountiful bun. You don’t know what it’s like to have thin hair until it hits you hard like it has me
I have a lot of fine, stick straight hair with only smooth texture. It's great for some things, but this kind of messy bun.....I can only look on with envy. Le sigh.
We did miss something. We missed the part where it was totally crap and she took it down and completely did it again differently, then added a lot of pins and spray, all while pretending it was the same one she started with.
I think she basically just did a lot of tugging & positioning of the hair over & over until it looked good. But I do agree that that part should have been left in the video since it is an essential part for those of us who need to see how it's done from start to finish with every detail left in 😁
Yea the most important part was cut out lol. The jump cut went from ok/acceptable to perfect- so we have no idea how she worked with it/ pinned it to achieve the final result.
The part you cut out is the most important, though. Because the jump cut goes from ok to perfect- so I don't know how you teased it/worked with it/ pinned it to get the final result.
I seriously had to go try this right now. I found it easier to use a bulky scrunchie on the first pony and then a thin one on top. It helps to twist ur bangs up and bite em while ya do the ponytailing. It actually does look really cute. I have super frizzy ends and a bun tucks that off my face, so this bun accentuates the mess. Idk how I feel about it. I kinda like it. Idk. I appreciate learning it though. Thank you!
Of course, it looks fabulous. But a messy bun for me it something that I losen up during the day several times, in order e. g. to massage my scalp or to leave my hair open for a short period of time. And then to do a messy bun that does not lasts more than 2 seconds. So for me this is an updo but not a messy bun... Though it looks really nice... 🥰
When I pull bits out of tightly brushed back hair to make it look a little messy and more voluminous, it ends up looking uneven and like I’ve ‘tried and failed’ rather than ‘oh my hair just happened like this’
It's not a messy bun if it isn't messy...then it's just an updo that takes time like all the others. Messy buns are for quick, easy and on the fly for any hair type.
Wow that is pretty! And so quick. This was a masterful video- real hair art. One of the keys was when she pulled the hair out so it wasn't a tight bun. Nothing less flattering to a face. Thanks!
Alright girl, I’m duly impressed. Beautiful. Though it does really help that you’re gorgeous to begin with! I sub’d and I’m looking forward to catch some more videos. Thanks for the lovely tutorial!
The messy bun changed my life by making it easier not more chic. A hairstyle as revolutionary as the messy bun must take under 30 seconds. This is very pretty though.
You were blessed with thick long hair. Mine is thin thin thin white girl hair lol. Or the real secret to thick hair (and no not some stupid product that doesn’t work) maybe I’m screwed. Oh well the wigs and extensions they make these days are really good! There’s hope girls! 😅
@@gabimayo4844 I've tried the chopstick hairstyles before. the chopsticks went flying as soon as I moved 😂 I just have super thick hair and its down to my butt. Definitely getting it cut due to the weight, maintenance, shampoo and conditioner costs, broken hairband costs, having to wear essentially a hair sweater during the heat of summer, etc. 😂 If I get enough cut off, i'm going to donate it again. 🤗
I have past waist length hair so I’m wondering if with pulling it out around to make the textured look, will make it not feel secure and eventually pull the bun down because it’s too loose?
the key and the moral of my messy hair is , i don't have enough time to play with my hair at that moment. I just do wrapping and gathering all together and away from my face or neck, to avoid it's inching sides 😂😂😂
Good luck trying to undo this, and take it down. I've got hair like her's, and it's hard to get out of the rubber bands or elastics, and undo this. I almost had to cut the elastics from my hair, to get out of it. The more messy it is when you make it, the harder it is to get out of it.
Wirklich wunderschön gewickelt und hochgesteckt aber mir persönlich zu ordentlich für einen Messy- Bun. Ich mach das "blind" also ohne Spiegel mit nur einem Gummi und einem gelernten "Dreh- Hack" und das ganze in ca.5 Sekunden. So wie die einzelnen Strähnen dann "raushängen" so bleibt's...😁 Und nen Dutt krieg ich unterwegs auch mit nem simplen Kugelschreiber befestigt wenn's sein muss...🤣🤣🤣
