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Jan 192010


Anaheim Ballet: More Than Dance… 8/19/07 3 Steps: Hair Buns

25 Responses to “Anaheim Ballet: Bun 411”

  1. citruzzlove says:

    if it doesn’t, you can use a sock or a ‘faux bun’ and wrap your own hair around it, it’s a great trick. I have short, brown hair, so I bought a brown sock that matched and made a small hole where your toes should be. Then put your hair up in a ponytail and pull it through the hole and wrap your hair around it.

  2. KibahinaxSasuino says:

    My hair is a bit above shoulder-length and shorter than the second girl’s.
    But hopefully it will get longer in time for my recital in June.

  3. anaelizondo says:

    wow i loved the last one because I have reaaaally long hair and when i made a “twisty” bun for my figure skating classes it looked soooo big and it wasnt hold in place.
    the last one is different and it looks really cute I just tried it it’s an amazing idea
    THANK YOUU VERY MUCH ANAHEIM BALLET

  4. TheHoneyDrums says:

    THNKS SO MUCH!

  5. bruklynzfinestmc says:

    u can alwayz get a sock nd wrap it around it kumzout nice nd makez it seem lik u got alot of hair

  6. poopiepancakess says:

    @andraballet do you have alot of layers?

  7. Emily22199 says:

    all of them were great except the last one the sides of the head that had hair has bumps/wispys.. Great stradegy for the last 1 but it wasnt a very good looking try. Great on the rest though Thanks very much Im sure the rest of your viewers will find this video very helpful

  8. balletdancer12396 says:

    i get mine from Kroger and Opening night dance store

  9. balletdancer12396 says:

    thats what i do

  10. citruzzlove says:

    They’re all so pretty! The girls, I mean. Sooo beautiful.

  11. lotsandlotsofbubbles says:

    you’re welcome! glad i could help :)

  12. missdancergrl99 says:

    I have SHORT, THICK hair and I ALWAYS get a little doughnut. Thanks!

  13. lotsandlotsofbubbles says:

    i forgot to mention, this will give those with thicker hair a nice flat bun instead of a little doughnut. :P

  14. lotsandlotsofbubbles says:

    if you have very thick hair (like I do) and want to do a “twisty” bun, shown first in the video, put your hair up in a high ponytail. Separate it into two sections and twist each section. Now coil each section clockwise around the ponytail holder, simultaneously. Tuck the ends in, hold the bun with one hand, and cover with a hair net. Use U-shaped hairpins instead of bobby pins to catch the hair and pin all the way around the bun. Spray.

  15. hnolde says:

    I also have very thick hair that about shoulder length, though it’s been as long as my hips as well. I always do the same bun for it. It’s a little similar to the first bun. I do my hair in a medium high ponytail, then I separate it into at least 3 sections. I twist up each section individually. With the first section, I circle it around my ponytail, just like the girl does in the first video, except that I pin as I go, usually putting a pin every third of the way around the circle.

  16. andraballet says:

    I hate to do this!!!!!!!!!!!I can’t do a beautiful bun even I am trying a lot!!!!! I stay15 min per day in the front of my mirror and nothing.

  17. MUSICisLIFE1429 says:

    haha i just had a recital and totally did not know how to make a bun and this video
    saved me!

  18. curveyprincessmaya says:

    that’s what I do

  19. Chocochiplvr says:

    @HiyaKatiee— a fony pony works really good or the scruncies that make it look like a bun… you follow the same directions and put the hair net over it and it works perfect!

  20. barbidulette says:

    Mmm, maybe using a sock bun (I really don’t know the name). It look like a doughnut. You just make a ponytail, then you put the sock bun on your ponytail (just put your ponytail in the hole so the sock bun will touch your head). Then spread your hair all over the sock bun and secure it with a rubber band. You can then stick pins to secure the extra hair. You can also ad an hair net. (Excuse me if it’s not very clear but I’m french and my english is not very good ^_^)

  21. rbred378 says:

    Thank you for showing three different ways of making a bun. My hair is so thick and I have a TON of hair so Vanessa’s tutorial is quite helpful for me. Thank you!

  22. sanmanuel1 says:

    Help!! I can’t make a bun it’s like impossible!! Cam someone give me some tips?? Note: I have medium length hair and it’s SUPER thick. Thanks!!

  23. carinamena says:

    1:04 O_o!!Es adorable!!

  24. ZenaSapphire says:

    i like the first when i need it high, but if i want to keep my fringe i can you the second one :) (but your suppost to pin your fringe back) its good for lessons and stuff :) THANK YOU:)

  25. Amadiana13 says:

    Awesome I have to try those!

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