Messy Ponytail/Bun

I used to say ponytails meant defeat. They meant “I surrender hair. You will do what you want.” But as I’ve gotten my hair a bit longer, I’ve enjoyed

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Messy Ponytail/Bun
Messy Ponytail/Bun

I used to say ponytails meant defeat. They meant “I surrender hair. You will do what you want.” But as I’ve gotten my hair a bit longer, I’ve enjoyed wearing a ponytail!

::::gasp::::

So here is a tutorial for one of my favorite ways to wear my hair. My husband loves my hair both in a ponytail and in what he calls “the explosion” (aka messy bun)!

The Messy Ponytail/Bun/Explosion

*the clear rubber bands I use are Conair Poly Bands.

**you will have greater success with curled/curly hair. Here is the tutorial for curling your hair. You may get a similar effect with straight hair, but probably with less volume.

My Outfit — Earrings: Elisabeth Ashlie Jewelry, White 3/4 length shirt: J. Crew Outlet, Grey vest: Banana Republic Fall 2011, Scarf: Banana Republic Fall 2011, Jeans: very old clearance Gap jeans!

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

Messy Ponytail/Bun

so throw that hair up and rock the messy bun!

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