Hey peeps,
It's been a minute, here's a quick one in pictures to fulfill my silent (not anymore) commitment to have not less than 4 posts up a month... So I love my locs best when they are rough and not freshly twisted, however if not styled it gets a bit too rough and my bobo no go gree. Wearing my hair in a high bun is one my favorite ways to keep it together, but what is a bun without volume. Here's showing you how I've learnt to get a little extra volume.
You'll need.
1. 2 Hair bands, Large ones.
2. A bandana, or a small piece of cloth, or a clean sock.
3. Pins (may not be required).
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| Before we start, Here's the final look we are going for. |
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| Hold your locs into a ponytail above your head. |
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| Remember, your bands should be loose to avoid thinning locs. |
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| Fold up your bandana. |
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| Secure it firmly around the base of your ponytail. |
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With a small knot.
The bandana is what help's with the volume. |
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| Let your locs down around the bandana so it's not visible. |
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| Start wrapping your locs to form a donut. |
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| Keep wraping... |
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| ... until you have a decent bun. |
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| Secure with your second hair band |
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| Make sure the band is firm. |
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| You should end up with something like this. |
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| Tuck loose ends in. |
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| As neatly as possible. |
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| And Voila, you are done... |
If your locs are not as long you can use pins to hold loose ends down and for even better results you can wrap this with a scarf so all your edges are in place. To see a variation of this style, check out the
Duo Bun how to.
Hope you enjoyed this... Keep it loc'd with an Attitude :).
More product reviews coming soon...
Till later,
Ade.
Thanks for sharing, nice post! Post really provice useful information!
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