Kristen shows how to build a clean low bun like Sofia Richie wore at her wedding. The key is flattening any bumps and checking proportions from every angle so it doesn't look lopsided or bulky at the nape. Most of the work is walking around and inspecting it from different sides.
Here's what I would change about Sofia Richie's hair. This part is sticking out way too much. What I would do is make sure that it's flatter. So that's exactly what we're gonna do with my girl Kristen's bun. In part one, we made it bump free, and now we can get ready to style this bun. With this bun, proportion is everything, my friend. You want to make sure that it is proportionally sit on her head, and you don't want the occipital, where the nape sits to be super exposed. So I'm gonna do this about 15 times to make sure that she's proportional. Check every single angle. I don't want it to stick out too far on our head because the most important visual of this is from this side. And if it's sticking out too much, it's going to give alien shape. Me checking is what I'm doing. For 25 minutes of this style, you'll see me just walk around, because I want to make sure we're not giving alien, we're giving bridal.
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