Pinterest is the ultimate to go unleash your inner creative foodie, unique fashionista, and intriguing abstract artist. Of course, being all things hair obsessed, SavingOurStrands has hundreds of captivating and cute styles for you to be inspired by when that bun gets too boring. So, I'm putting a little pep into my protective style step with a monthly series recreating PINspired hairstyles.
SIDEWALK ready |
- Begin with detangled and moisturized hair. (My hair was previously flat ironed).
- Create a deep side part then section from top of crown to ear. Clip out of the way.
- Smooth the rest of your hair into a bun and secure with bobby pins.
- Take the remaining loose section, braid going backwards, then wrap it around your bun.
- Pin until everything feels secure.
Here's the video from Kayley at Sidewalk Ready for my lovely visual readers:
Tips and Tricks:
- Skip the mesh donut- I know, its very tempting to try this look with a mesh donut. But I promise you that you will not get the same "swirly" bun affect. If your hair is at least shoulder length (maybe even a bit shorter), you can pull this look off by twisting your hair around in a bun and securing with pins.
- I can't braid- No te preocupes por eso chica! A double strand twist will look just as stunning.
- Do I have to back comb? Heck no! The best thing (and the worst thing) about textured hair is that we wake up with big hair. I'm not a back comber and you don't have to do it to achieve this look.
Besitos!
KLP
Love it! Very pretty x
ReplyDeleteThanks Lesley! I'm so happy that I stumbled upon this look!
DeleteOMG gorj!! Look at that shine you got going on too!
ReplyDeleteI hope I can recreate as well as you did!
Abbi of BelowtheWaist
For such a simple look, it makes a bold statement. You'll have no problems recreating!
DeleteGorgeous shine!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tomi! That's ridiculously dirty hair shine. Ha-ha!
DeleteLove the bun and the shine in your hair!
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Thanks so much Evalyne. I did this style on super dirty flat ironed hair. It really hid the fact that I need to wash!
DeleteThis is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks Yvonne!
DeleteLove this! Ever since I cut my hair, I've been focusing a lot on up-do's and low buns.
ReplyDeleteI think that this is an awesome protective style to keep your ends tucked away this winter.
DeleteOh and the video helps a ton!
ReplyDeleteYay! Kayley at Sidewalk Ready has great tutorials!
DeleteSuper cute! Luvss.... I may try tonight! :P
ReplyDeleteLet me know how it goes doll!
DeletePinterest is very inspiring, This style is super cute, I will be trying this!!
ReplyDeleteTry it and add your post to the linkup!
DeleteThis looks absolutely beautiful girl!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're too sweet Britt. Thanks!
DeleteI love this bun....I've been in a protective styling rut so I think I may give this a try for this week!
ReplyDeleteThis style will look beautiful on you!
DeleteThanks Nerline!
ReplyDeleteCUTE! If only my hair was long enough to do this style! Love how yours came out :)
ReplyDeleteHey Christina! If your hair is at least shoulder length (maybe even a bit shorter), you can pull this look off by twisting your hair around in a bun and securing with pins. Keep things loose and your bun will look really full!
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
Thanks Betty!
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