How to make a clean low bun on fine hair for a wedding. Start with texture powder to add grip, check the front constantly without a mirror, and practice the style until it holds. The finished bun pairs sleek with a bridal dress.
My ride together. She naturally has very fine, silky hair. So hair prep and products are going to be my best friend to create this clean, low bun for her. For silky hair, I want to add some grit. So that's why AKA I'm a hoe for texture powder. Texture powders will help get rid of any slip in the hair so I have more holds and grit when I'm actually creating the style. Once I create the crown, I always make sure to pop in the front and see what it's looking like, because I'm not working with a mirror. See, There I go. Gotta make sure that the front is looking cute, because if it's not. What? I'm gonna have to take everything out and redo it. We ain't doing that. Okay, here's our rehearsal. Do we like it? Nope. We're gonna try it again. There we go. That one's good. Never be afraid to pull up a chair in style. Save your back. You're gonna need it for a long time. It also gets me eye level with the book. Here's our clean, low bum. Wait till you see her dress. It is absolutely gorgeous. Like, are we kidding? That was calling for a clean, low bun. Chef's kiss. Beautiful. Happy wedding day.
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