How to do a sock bun

Try this simple ballerina hair hack for a full, voluminous bun

The "perfect bun" may seem elusive but with this simple solution, it'll cease to elude you. Using a clean sock to act as your guide, you'll be able to design a fashionable, yet functional, classic bun. Select a sock. It's best to use the...

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The "perfect bun" may seem elusive but with this simple solution, it'll cease to elude you. Using a clean sock to act as your guide, you'll be able to design a fashionable, yet functional, classic bun. Select a sock. It's best to use the...

To make a donut bun with a tube sock, first cut off the toe and roll the top edge down into a donut shape. Make a ponytail and slide the bottom few inches into the sock. Tuck the tips under the sock so your hair is spread evenly in a donut. Roll the sock down to the base of your ponytail and secure it with bobby pins. To make a bun with 2 hairbands, tie a ponytail and find its center. Gather your hair around the base in a donut shape, then wrap a second hair tie around it. Twist the ends…

Tinkerbell Bun

I grew with my family buying extra pairs of growing socks and space bunning my hair like this. CPS was called. It took one pair from a pack. It was always like the most average pair of socks. The hanes commercial. Reminded me of my everyday wear bun socks. We used socks for protection because my texture got stuck to or in foam but rolled off textile. I remember being so excited when foam buns got big but my hair was chorinated by then. It takes like an hour.

I know that there are many ways people do the “sock bun”. I find that rolling my hair in the sock itself just causes it to become very knotty and matted since I have very thick hair, an…