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• Method 2 of 5: Making a quick donut bun
• Method 3 of 5: Style a Simple Twisted Bun
• Method 4 of 5: Weave a simple braid
• Method 5 of 5: Doing a Greek style hairstyle with a ribbon or headband
• Tips

1 Decide where you will make the ponytail. The tails can be very varied. And where exactly you place it can quite strongly affect your image.

• Tall tails are located at the top of the head, so they are visible from the front. These tails are very fashionable now.
• Tying your ponytail a few centimeters lower will give you a more athletic look.
• Low tails, at the back of the neck, will help create a more casual and practical look.
• Another type of ponytail - though less popular - is the ponytail on the side, not the back. Side ponytails will help you look unusual and funny.

2 Comb lightly at the top of your head. Take a section of hair from the back of your head, from where the hair begins to fall down. Gently comb the bottom of the strand in two to three strokes.

• To comb your hair, you need to keep the strand of hair upright. Comb your hair from the middle of the section towards the roots, pointing the comb down. Repeat until you create a bouffant on the crown.
• If you want to create a side ponytail, brush a small section of hair just above where you plan to place the hair tie.
• If you have curly hair, you can skip this step.

3 Pull your hair back. With two hands, pull most of your hair back and hold it there with one hand. For a sleek and practical ponytail that takes hair out of your face, tie all your hair, including bangs. For a more casual look, leave the bangs intact.

• For a side ponytail, pull your hair to the side.

4 Secure the ponytail in the desired location. Take a hair tie and use it to secure the ponytail at the back. When the elastic is at the base of the ponytail, wrap it in an 8. Pull the ponytail through the loop. Repeat this movement until the elastic is taut enough and the ponytail is firmly secured in place.

• For more style, you can use a colored knitted elastic. If you want a simple look, go for a regular elastic band.

5 Make a double ponytail. One simple secret on how to create a longer ponytail is to pin one ponytail on top of the other. Instead of pinning all your hair in the back, separate it into a top and bottom. Collect each half into a separate ponytail. Comb the ends of both ponytails together so that both pieces merge into one very long ponytail.

Method 2 of 5: Making a quick donut bun

1. 1 Purchase a donut elastic hair band (also called a "donut" or "sponge"). The first thing you need to create an amazing bun is a soft hair ring to wrap it around. Donut will give your bun the perfect shape. You can buy an elastic donut or make your own by cutting out the toe area from the toe. Throw out the toe area. The rest of the toe is your ring. You do not need to shape the sock, it will work itself out in the future.
2. 2 Ponytail your hair. Use the techniques described in this article. Position the base of the ponytail where you want to place the bun. The most popular place for the beam is at the top of the head; to do this, you need to initially make a high tail. It is best to use a thin elastic over a thick knit, as a tight elastic can create bumps in your bun.
3. 3 Draw the ponytail through the center of the toe. If you are using a donut, just put it on the way you would put on an elastic band. If you are using a sock, slide it over the base of your ponytail. Then take one edge of the sock and wrap it inward until it forms a ring around your hair.
4. 4 Roll your hair inward. Place the donut elastic at the tip of the tail. Spread the ends of your hair evenly around it. Then gently roll the donut down towards the base of the ponytail, curling your hair with it.
5. 5 Roll the bun around the base of the tail. Pick up naughty strands to donate.If you can see donut through the gaps between your hair, gently pull your hair a little to cover it. Depending on how tight you rolled the bun and how thick your hair is, you may not need to further secure the bun. If you have fine hair or have not rolled up the bun too tightly, secure it with a few hairpins.

Method 3 of 5: Style a Simple Twisted Bun

1. 1 Use a comb to part it in and pull all the hair back. A twisted bun (or bun, knot) is a classic hairstyle that is considered something in between a ponytail and a bun. Make sure you have two large and some small hairpins on hand if you decide to do this hairstyle.
2. 2 Curl your hair. Take your gathered hair with one hand and twist it clockwise while rolling your wrist. Be careful not to damage your hair and scalp. Continue twisting your hair until everything, from the neck to the ends, turns into a tight spiral.
3. 3 Roll your hair into a knot. Hold your hair with one hand, keeping it in a tight spiral. With the same hand, wrap all the hair around your base in a clockwise direction. Place the index finger of your other hand in the center of the knot to create the desired shape. When you get to the ends of your hair, wrap it under a curled bun.
   • You can also twist the bundle counterclockwise. If you choose this option, curl your hair counterclockwise in step 2.
4. 4 Secure the curled hair. Use large studs to secure the knot from the sides. Slightly correct the shape of the bun by gently straightening the ends of the hair with your fingers. When you have reached the desired shape, secure the bun with small hairpins.
   • Add the finishing touches by adding some volume to the hairstyle. With the back of the comb, gently run under the hair at the crown. Pull the hair gently upward and pull it slightly out of the knot. You can do the same on the outside of the bundle.

Method 4 of 5: Weave a simple braid

1. 1 Make a ponytail where you want to braid.
2. 2 Divide the ponytail into three equal strands. These will be strands A, B and C, respectively.
3. 3 Make your first curl by wrapping strand A around strand B. Now the order will be B, A, C.
4. 4 Then you should wrap strand C around strand A. now the order will become B, C, A. This will be the first turn in the braid.
5. 5 Repeat steps 2-4 until you are finished braiding, secure it with an elastic band and enjoy your new look.

Method 5 of 5: Doing a Greek style hairstyle with a ribbon or headband

1. 1 Place an elastic band or headband over the crown of your head. Do this so that the front of the headband is either on the top of your forehead or a couple of centimeters above the beginning of your hair. Place the back of the bandage where you want to see the crease. The most popular spot is the top of the neck.
2. 2 Make sure the ribbon is on correctly. It should be tight enough to stay in place all day and loose enough to tuck your hair in. It should not be wrapped around the head. You should be able to safely slip two or three fingers under the headband or tape. Do not wear a bandage that squeezes your head.
3. 3 Tuck your hair under the headband. Start at the front and work in sections. Take a section of hair in your hand and wrap it inward under the headband.
   • If the hair looks flat, add volume. Take a styling comb and gently tuck it under the hair at the crown and / or under the hair tied under a ribbon or headband. Gently lift the comb to pull out the hair slightly. Rewrap strands that you may have accidentally pulled out from under the tape.

Tips

• A headband, headband, or ribbon is a great way to spice up a standard hairstyle.
• First, make sure your hair is completely dry and free from tangles before pinning or pulling it up.However, a Greek style hairstyle with a headband or headband is one of the few hairstyles to do with wet hair if you're in a hurry.
• If you have straight hair and want to add volume to your ponytail or raised hairstyle, use a curling iron for a temporary curl.
• Dry shampoo is a great trick when you don't have time to wash your hair. He can also add density to straight hair so that the hairstyle stays in place for longer.
• Combing too often can damage your hair. Make sure you use enough conditioner the next time you wash your hair.