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• Advice
• What you need

• Styling a high bun for hair that has been washed after two or three days is easier than doing on clean hair.
• If you have curly or styled hair, start by drying it to straighten it. This way, the ponytail will be smooth and neat.
• If your hair is frizzy or curly, apply some gel or serum to your hair before combing it into a ponytail. This way, the ponytail will be beautiful.

Divide the ponytail into two parts. Keep the hair tied up and split into two equal parts. Add some mousse or styling glue to each section for smoother hair.

Braid two parts of hair together. Hold each section in one hand and braid it from top to bottom to turn the two sections into one. Braiding like this will make the bun smoother and avoid any part of the hair coming out.

• This method is easiest to do with long hair.

Wrap the hair around the ponytail. Keep the hair curl and wrap it around clockwise.

The clip holds the bun in place. When the wrap is finished, you will use a few toothpicks to hold the bun in place, both the top and bottom of the bun.

• Spray the curl to secure the style.

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Method 2 of 4: Styling a puffy bun

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   Comb and tie your ponytail. Style on hair that has been washed after two or three days, or spray dry shampoo to add volume. Comb your hair into a ponytail near the top of your head and hold it in place with an elastic band.
   • This hairstyle is especially suitable for people with curly or wavy hair because curly hair helps create a bun that looks puffy.

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   Hair tangles. Take about a quarter of the ponytail and pull it straight up. Use a comb to mess your hair, starting from the center of the hair and brushing it down into the ponytail. Repeat the rest of the hair until all of the hair is gently ruffled.
   • Fluffing your hair will make your hair thick and puffy so your bun will look fuller.

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   Brush smoothly outside the ponytail. After you mess your hair, use a brush to gently brush the outside of the ponytail. You will be brushing down from the ponytail to the ends.
   • Brush lightly with a round brush instead of a regular comb to make it easier to brush tangled hair.
   • Brushing the surface of the ponytail will keep the bun looking smooth, even though the middle part of the bun remains thick and puffy.

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   Wrap your hair in a bun around the ponytail. Hold the ponytail and wrap it around clockwise. When you wrap the ends of your hair, you'll tuck your hair underneath the elastic.

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   Use a toothpick to hold the bun in place. After you have twisted your hair into a bun, use a few toothpicks to hold the bun in place. Use your fingers to gently pull the hair out if you want the bun to look more puffy, then spray with a little more curling glue to keep the hairstyle more effective. advertisement

Method 3 of 4: Styling a high bun with a donut-shaped bun

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   Place the donut-shaped bun in the ponytail. Stick the donut-shaped bun into your hair and pull it down into the ponytail. If you don't have a donut-shaped bun, you can use a clean long sock, cut off the tip of your sock to make it about 7.5 cm long, then roll the socks into a circle and pull the sock through your hair to the position. hair tie.
   • You can find donut-shaped hair ties at a hair accessory store.

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   Hair tangles. Hold the ponytail upwards with one hand, the other hand use a hair comb, starting from the middle of the tangled hair back down to the tie position.
   • Fluffing gives volume to the hair to completely cover the donut-shaped bun.

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   Wrap your hair around a donut-shaped bun. Keep the tangled hair and wrap it around the donut-shaped bun clockwise to completely cover it.Once the hair is wrapped, tuck the ends under the bun.

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   Hold the bun in place. Use a couple of toothpicks to hold the hair wrapped around the donut-shaped bun and keep the bun in place. Spray the curls with glue so that the hairs don't stick out and the bun is held tight. advertisement

Method 4 of 4: Styling a half-high bun

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   Divide hair horizontally. To create a half-top bun, divide your hair horizontally with a top and bottom, starting at ear-level on one side of the head and dividing the other side.
   • Since this is a natural style, you don't need to divide your hair exactly on each side, just divide the stars to look balanced.
   • This hairstyle can be done on short or long hair.

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   Tie your hair into a ponytail. Hold the upper hair and form a ponytail high on top of the head. Hold the ponytail with one hand.

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   Wrap your hair in a bun. Hold the ponytail with one hand and use the other to wrap the hair clockwise around where you are holding the ponytail with your hand.
   • If you have short hair, simply fold your hair in half to create a small loop and hold it with your hand instead of wrapping it.

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   Keep hair in place with an elastic hair tie. After wrapping the ponytail to the ends or creating a small loop if you have short hair, use an elastic band to keep the bun in place. If you want a fuller bun, use your hands to pull it slightly to make it look bigger. advertisement

Advice

• High-bun hairstyles are easier to do on hair that has been washed after two or three days, as clean hair is usually smoother.
• If you want the bun to look frizzy and stylish, keep the ends sticking out of the bun.
• Use the shampoo to dry one night before the bun.

What you need

• Hair elastic band
• Mousse or curly hair styling glue
• Comb
• A donut-shaped hair bun
• Spray to keep hair