How to Create a Messy Hairstyle

Create graceful hairstyles, simply and quickly. Use your fingers to smooth your hair and bring it back or to the side of your head to create a ponytail. Have a hair band ready, or slide the hair band onto the wrist where you’re holding your hair. Once you’ve got all your hair, tie an elastic around it to keep it in place, but don’t tie it too tight.

Bun. Next, you can twist your hair like a rope and then wrap it around the hair band and tuck the ends under the elastic; or when you’re gathering your hair into a ponytail, on the last tie, don’t pull all the hair out, leaving a large, voluminous curl of hair tied up.

• Slightly pull the loop out through the ponytail to make the bun look bigger and/or let some hair fall out for a messy look.
• Hold the sides of the bun and widen the radius of the bun by gently pulling the edges on the sides. Carefully pull the center of the hair loop to create a U-shaped section of hair.
• Pull the ponytail below the hair band to the left and right so that the hair is spread out close to the head. Tuck unwanted hair inside the hair band. If you want, you can wrap a few loose strands around the hair band and secure with bobby pins.

Tie your hair in different positions. For a higher bun, lower your head and tuck your hair back with your hands. This will increase the volume of your hair and help you avoid clumps. With a lower bun, you’ll gather your hair in the center of your head, close to the nape of your neck. The position of the ponytail is as high or low as you want. Note that the bun will be in the position where you tie the ponytail (such as a high ponytail, the bun is also high).

Create a classy look with a more sophisticated hairstyle. Comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb and a soft round brush to detangle and remove any remaining hair accessories (such as clips, bobby pins, etc.).

• Press the mousse spray twice into your hands and start brushing the mousse from the roots to the ends.
• Comb your hair backwards to untangle your hair and create volume. Comb the front section of hair down to your forehead. Then detangle by placing the round brush in the center of the hair and gently combing it back towards the roots; Do this until the desired turbulence is achieved.
• Repeat the action on the side sections by lifting the hair up and messing it up again.

Avoid clumps of hair. Comb your hair into a ponytail so that the ponytail is smooth, smooth out the tangled sections with your hands. If you can’t effectively deal with clumps of hair by hand, use a wide-tooth comb. Hold the hair with one hand and use the other hand to make a bun.

Create a bun like a ballerina. Tie an elastic band or two into your hair for a ponytail. Roll your hair around the ponytail as if you were doing a ballerina bun. Flatten the bun close to the head and secure with the same hair band or add another (or clip with bobby pins; when done, this will help with the hairstyle).

Mess up the hair used for the bun. Use an elastic band to tie your hair into a ponytail, raise the hair at the back of your head and mess it up by combing it back down to the ponytail. Spray with hairspray if desired, then wrap your hair and use a second hair tie to secure it. Wrap the outer sections of hair into the bun and twist the elastic one more round to secure the entire bun. Pull so that the ends of the hair point out the tangled bun.

Braid with long hair. For people whose hair is about 2.5-5cm longer than their shoulders, wrap their hair and tie an elastic band around it. Wrap the rest of your hair around the bun for a second round. Be sure to hold onto the ends of the hair so that it does not slip and drop the second hair wrap. (Note that the first loop will get tighter as you pull the hair to create the second.) Tie the rest of the elastic to both loops to keep the bun in place.

• Or, if your hair is fairly long, wrap your hair around a ponytail then tie it loosely with a second elastic. Tie up your hair and loop the elastic one more time.

Complete the hairstyle. When finished, gently comb hair back towards the crown for smoothness and brush the edges of hair to reduce tangles. Spray a little bit of a hold product if you want to keep your bun in style for hours or in extreme conditions.

Add bulge. Run your fingers through the front section to loosen the hair slightly from the elastic and give it volume. This way you will have a more voluminous, classic look; suitable for office style.

Add one (or two) headbands. Use your favorite headband or outfit highlighter to wear on your head, about 5cm from the hairline. If you have blonde hair, use two black or dark colored headbands. If you have brown or black hair, use a white headband or another light color. ^[1]

Add decorative clips, pins or jewelry . Adding a little sparkle or eye-catching flower will accentuate your hairstyle. It is important that you do not overdo it. The messy bun is a simple and graceful style. Adding too many accessories will make the messy bun look gaudy and unnatural.

Find the style that suits you best. Try different hairstyles until you get the perfect bun. Leave a few sections of hair before gathering all the hair in a ponytail. Once you’ve created the bun, separate the large previously left hair into smaller sections and twist each section separately and then wrap it around the bun, securing each section with bobby pins so you have lots of hair around. bun. Pull small sections of hair at the front and sides out for a playful tangle, or gently pull at the back of the bun to leave it slightly loose and loose. ^[2]

Spray a hold product all over your hair. Hold the spray bottle about 18-20cm away from your hair. If you want a bolder look, you can purchase glitter hairspray for extra sparkle and shine.