Last week we showed you three fabulous ways to create big, beautiful buns.
While the DIY sock bun may seem intimidating, it's actually one of the
easiest—and quickest!—techniques to boost the volume of your topknot.
Kate Bosworth, Jennifer Lopez, and Beyonce have all rocked the polished
wrap for big events. We predict the elegant style—which is always a
popular go-to during awards season—will be popping up on the red carpets
a lot during the next few months. Check out Beautylish's breakdown of
the simple 'do with our step-by-step tutorial.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED
- 1 sock
- A pair of scissors
- Bobby pins
Any sock made from a thinner fabric will work. Opt for a brown or
taupe shade (something that resembles your hair color, although it
doesn’t have to be an exact match) as a white or a bright-colored sock
might peek through your strands and give away your bun’s secret.
Step 1
CREATE PONYTAIL AND SOCK DOUGHNUT
Cut off the toe area of the sock and roll fabric down into a
doughnut. Pull hair back into a high ponytail and secure with elastic at
the crown.
Step 2
TUCK ENDS AROUND AND UNDER SOCK
Place the sock doughnut at the very end of the ponytail and pull
strands through the hole in the center. Starting in the front, smooth
your hair over the doughnut, tucking the ends underneath. Try to
disperse hair evenly around the doughnut, but don't worry about
completely covering it. When you begin to roll, your hair will naturally
spread out and you can tuck as you go.
Step 3
ROLL SOCK DOWN TO BASE
Slowly roll the sock (along with your hair) down the ponytail until
you reach the base. You should use the same motion you used to roll up
the sock in the first step—flip the bottom side of the doughnut upward
from the inside out with both hands. As you roll, tuck loose strands
underneath the doughnut. When you reach the base, fill in gaps in the
bun’s structure by gently spreading hair out.
Step 4
SECURE HAIR WITH BOBBY PINS
Tidy up loose ends and strands by pinning them around the base. To
make the bun fuller, gently tug and tease strands from the center
portion of the bun outward.
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