Thursday, May 9, 2013

Twisted Ballerina Bun






Today I’m rocking what I like to call the Twisted Ballerina Bun.  I like to rock this when I’m going for that professional look.   

This is how I achieve my Twisted Ballerina Bun:
Items You'll Need
  • water bottle (optional)
  • leave-in conditioner/moisturizer/gel/pomade (optional)
  • hair tie (2)
  • hair/bobby pins (optional)


    •  Spritz hair with water, so that hair is pliable. (optional depending on the mood my hair is in) 

    • Add leave-in conditioner/moisturizer and/or gel. (again, optional depending on the mood my hair is in.  I normally use leave-in conditioner)






    • Smooth hair from top to bottom. You can either use your hands, or a brush.


    • Gather hair into a ponytail.  Smooth the crown so there are no bumps


    • Secure the ponytail with a hair tie

    • Take the ponytail and roll it together from top to bottom. Then twist into a circle.  Then secure with hair tie.



    Add a hairpins for extra security. (optional)
    Add gel or pomade to smooth out crown and sides. (Optional) You can either use your hands, or a brush to smooth in.


    All done!

    6 comments:

    1. I have no idea what any of this means, but the way that you described it step by step was awesome! Great Job Auntie Yvie!!!

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      1. lol lol. Thanks Antonio! If you every are left to do Jas' hair, you'll know where to come :-)

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    2. Hey Yvodney! I did the big chop back in September so I don't have this much hair yet, but I will definitely be taking notes for when I do! Any tips for a short natural? Stetched my hair is shoulder length, but I've got some serious shrinkage going on.

      Also, you look great!

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      1. Thanks Jennifer! I know what you mean with the shrinkage! It's like night and day. When my hair was shorter I did mostly wash and go type styles. I would jazz it up with accessories (ie headbands, flowers, hair comes). I was big on puffs also. Be sure alternate the position o the puff so that you don't cause too much tension on the same spots day in and day out.

        If you want a more stretched look, try twisting in medium to small twist. When the twist dry and you unravel them it should give a more stretched look.

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    3. You should try The Hunny Bun, Jennifer! :) I have shorter/thinner hair and it works for me!!

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      1. Hmm....the hunny bun. I haven't heard of that one. I'll have to look it up :-) Thanks!

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