6 Steps to Create a Perfect Donut Bun Without a Donut

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Transforming your hair into a chic and elegant donut bun is an effortless endeavor that requires minimal tools. Contrary to the common misconception, achieving this iconic hairstyle does not necessitate a donut-shaped foam insert. With just a few simple steps and a dash of patience, you can master the art of creating a flawless donut bun without a donut.

Begin by brushing your hair thoroughly to untangle any knots and ensure an even distribution of product. Gather your hair into a high ponytail, securing it with an elastic band. For a more voluminous bun, gently tease the hair at the crown of your head before tying the ponytail. Take a small section of hair from the ponytail and wrap it around the base of the ponytail, concealing the hair tie. Secure the section with bobby pins, ensuring a firm hold.

Gather Your Materials

To create a donut bun without a donut, you will need the following materials:

Item Quantity Description
Hair elastic or hair tie 1 To secure the bun in place
Hair pins As needed To secure any loose hairs or flyaways
Hairbrush 1 To smooth the hair and create a tidy part
Tail comb 1 To create a precise part and lift the hair
Hairspray (optional) 1 To provide additional hold and prevent frizzAdditional tips:* For a fuller bun, use a larger hair elastic.* To create a more secure bun, use multiple hair elastics or hair pins.* If your hair is particularly thick or long, you may need to use a donut bun maker for extra support.Prepare Your Hair———-Before you can start creating your donut bun, you need to prepare your hair. This involves brushing your hair to remove any tangles and knots, and then sectioning it into two equal parts. To section your hair, simply part it down the middle from your forehead to the nape of your neck. Once your hair is parted, tie one section up out of the way with a hair tie. This will keep it out of the way while you work on the other section.### Step 1: Brush your hair ###The first step is to brush your hair to remove any tangles or knots. This will make it easier to work with and will help to create a smooth, polished look for your donut bun.### Step 2: Section your hair ###Once your hair is brushed, you need to section it into two equal parts. To do this, simply part your hair down the middle from your forehead to the nape of your neck. Once your hair is parted, tie one section up out of the way with a hair tie. This will keep it out of the way while you work on the other section.Tip: For a more voluminous donut bun, you can tease the hair at the crown of your head before you section it. This will create more height and give your bun a fuller look.Create the Base———-1. Brush or comb your hair to remove any tangles or knots. Start from the ends and work your way up to the roots. This will help prevent breakage and ensure a smooth application of product.2. Apply a volumizing mousse or spray to your hair, focusing on the roots. This will help give your hair lift and make it easier to create a donut bun.3. Tease the crown of your head. This will help create even more volume and give your bun a fuller look. To tease, gently lift a section of hair at the crown and comb it back towards your scalp. Repeat this process until the entire crown has been teased.
Tips for Teasing:
- Use a fine-toothed comb for best results.
- Backcomb gently to avoid damaging your hair.
- Tease small sections of hair at a time.
Step Instruction
4.1 Form a ring by pulling the center section of hair through the hair tie halfway.
4.2 Guide the remaining hair around the outside of the loop, distributing it evenly.
4.3 Secure the hole with an elastic band and bobby pins as needed.
Styling Products
Hairspray
Mousse
Gel
Hair Type Tips
Fine Hair Use a volumizing mousse or spray to create extra body and grip for the hair. Backcomb smaller sections and secure with more bobby pins.
Thick Hair Section the hair before twisting to prevent it from becoming too bulky. Use U-shaped bobby pins to anchor the bun more securely.
Curly Hair Use a hair gel to define curls and reduce frizz. Twist the hair loosely to maintain volume and secure with flexible bobby pins.
Long Hair Use a hair donut to create a larger bun and distribute the weight more evenly. Secure the base with heavy-duty bobby pins and consider adding an extra elastic band for support.

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