If you've seen a few of our videos, you may have noticed that I have an obsession with
hiding bobby pins. And as strong as that tendency is,
I think Bella's obsession with symmetry is even stronger.
She's constantly pinning and re-pinning strands until she achieves perfect symmetry.
So when we discovered using an ordinary tube sock can make a perfectly symmetrical bun...every time! We were in heaven. (Well, I was in heaven.
She was the new poster child for Symmetry Town).
She was the new poster child for Symmetry Town).
We love sock buns. They take two seconds, work great on wet hair,
and turn out cute 100% of the time.
and turn out cute 100% of the time.
Just like a cute little donut. And who can resist a donut?
Miriam
I absolutely LOVE this! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has TONS of hair and super thick. Will this work for her?
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Holly
Of course. And it will be stunning with thick hair. Best of luck. Let us know how it turned out.
ReplyDeleteWhen I do this with my daughers thick hair, the bun sags a little bit (it isn't firm to her head)???
ReplyDeleteI would try to roll it even another 1/2 turn to get it closer and then just fasten it to her head with a couple bobby pins. That should do the trick.
ReplyDeleteI have really thick and hard to work with hair, will a sock it work with my hair?
ReplyDeleteYep. It works on everyone. I find it a little easier to do on wet hair.
ReplyDeleteOkay thanks, Ill try wetting my hair
DeleteGreat post! I think your totally right about the brush out. I can't count the times where i have taken the time to set my hair and started to brush out, it's frizzed and i have given up with it haha. But there's nothing like pin curls for that authentic look ,,, hair salon prices
ReplyDeleteWorks great on my super thick hair. I did find it easier when wet. Thanks so much for posting!!! :)
ReplyDeleteCLJdancingsprakles
I love this as well as the rest of your blog
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