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Big Bunz!- Natural Hair

By January 27th, 202112 Comments

12 Comments

  • mangomadness says:

    I just discovered sock buns. They look super cute and are easy to do. I do them like in the vid–minus the brush and with a much smaller bun form.

    I made a satin-covered bun form following this tutorial: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7SYlX7szLI). It works well and should lessen breakage while allowing for moisture retention.

    Here's another sock bun how-to video: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwKELBLwVVI)

  • Anonymous says:

    Another "bun" video: http://www.youtube.com/user/Longhairdontcare2011#p/search/0/QDmeC5GYZmw

  • Unknown says:

    well brushing is damaging to the hair in massive amounts. a good boar bristle brush is the best thing to brush ur hair with since it natural fibers..plastice burshes can just rip ur hair. I am an avid bunner…if thats what u can call it! lol since high school …as long as u take the time to not make it really tight and in the same exact spot all the time ( let ur hair breath from any style) you should be okay. I do a sock bun but i do it with a dress sock because they are usually a smooth material or silky which helps with hair breakage.

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  • Anonymous says:

    I make my sock bun the same as Sam I am. Take a pair of socks and cut the foot off and roll the sock down. the larger the sock the larger the hole to bring the hair through. I heard brushing wet hair is bad for your hair too.

  • skillsgill says:

    I've tried and tried the sock bun, and it just doesn't work for me. What I've discovered that does is the banana clip! I have fine, BSL wavy hair. So, it's never thick enough to fully cover the sock bun and then I have all these ends to tuck under. But, with the banana clip, it creates this really wide base and I just loosely wrap and pin my hair around it! I get this huge, messy bun. Love it! Also, the banana clip can be used for so many other things. My other favorite thing to do with it is make a curly faux hawk.

    Shelli

  • Anonymous says:

    Nothing against this young woman, but I have never liked these types of "buns". They look so fake and disproportionate to me. When a bun is that thick and the rest of the hair is not, it looks really bizarre and unnatural to me. Like someone just stuck a chocolate donut on the back of their head.

  • Sam I Am says:

    When I used to make them I would cut the foot off of an black sock and roll it down (into the doughnut shape). I used to buy the foam bun makers from Sally's but then I got smart.

  • BreukelensFinest says:

    i love this! its the perfect style for the summer. so effortless!

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  • Anonymous says:

    How do you make the sock bun? I would love to try this if I knew how to create the sock bun???

    Amber

  • Dolores says:

    I know from personal experience that brushing is not good for your hair. For me, it shredded my edges.
    The style is super cute, but I wouldn't do it as a protective style because it's stressful on the edges, and it can cause traction alopecia where the bun is located if it is pulled too tight.

  • Unknown says:

    im almost to the pont where i can sock bun my hair..only about two more inches and im in there!!! super excited…and yes i did hear that brushing your hair while wet is a no no because of frizz and breakage.

  • Anonymous says:

    when I was relaxing my hair this was my all time favorite style. I cant wait for my hair to grow out so I can start bunning again. You can adjust the size of the bun according to how many socks you use or the thickness of the socks you use.

    QUESTION: I heard or read somewhere that brushing is not good for your curls. Anybody else heard that??

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