I chopped 12 inches off my hair recently but before that I used to do this all the time! You did such a great job explaining what to actually do I never could when I tried to tell my friends but I’ll send them this video to explain!
Note: For thick hair, try not to wrap your hair too tight around your finger/hand. Also, you can do two bun instead or until you get used to doing it. Most, if not all, Indian learn to tie their hair this way. When I straighten my hair, it won't stay in a bun, so I put on a hair band after tucking in the tail end &/or a decorative mini claw clip at the tail end to secure the hair in place. This way the bun will definitely last longer.
I used to do this when I was an archaeologist. Six weeks in the middle of flipping nowhere and minimal personal care (if someone was on their period they got first shower dibs so it was often the case I washed in sun-heated water from a local stream stored in a plastic tank) meant no matter how many elastics I had, I could never find one when I needed if. I didn't even learn it from anywhere, it just made sense to me to tie my hair in a knot of some form!
@@-KawaiiKitty- Tho maybe true, when hair is overprocessed or too much heat applied for styling, it's been described as 'fried'. It's like a metaphor. Fabric is frayed.
Thx. My hair is in a ponytail and 2 braids and I tried and still worked even with my hair in braids already which makes me even happier is a good bun made of braids I have to keep my hair in braids or it's not eligible for a brush at the end of the week. I prefer no elastics and a updo for a week and to reset my hair each day. This is perfect. I was using combs with elastics between them and that does ok but this is way better.
@@djamila_nova Oh trust nothing special 😂 It would happen in my workplaces where the ladies would catch me flipping it into a bun when I'm 5 cups of caffeine in
This took me so long to figure out but I love it!!! 😍 I have such a long hair and sometimes it’s annoying to have it down. And I sometimes forget my hair tie. Thanks!! Love this
Honestly, loose buns can feel way more painful than very secure buns, like this. When the hair is loose, it kind of bobs around a lot and ends up pulling on the hair with more force (especially with mine, since it's over 3 ft long and pretty thick). Love styles like this!
I agree. I don't know how long my hair actually is but it goes to my waist and even though it's not the healthiest I always have to have my buns tight or it doesn't work.
I’m also someone with thick hair over 3ft long(measuring down my thighs now), I agree snug is get than loose, but it’s not as easy for me to do a bun like this cause I have too much length for it…ima still try though
Those of you with super-thick hair, maybe you could divide your hair into 2-3 ponytails and make 2-3 buns. Either in a row across the nape of your neck, or in a line down the back of your head.
Tried it immediately and it works so well! I usually tie my hair in a regular knot and it falls out fairly quick. You just taught me a better way. Thanks!
Wow I am amazed now I know how to put my hair up when I lose my hair tie when I'm out which always seems to happen somehow because I do not like it on my wrist at all! Because I have carpel tunnel I can't keep rubber bands on my wrist😅. Thank you so much tho! 🫶🏽 even my husband tripped out that it stays! Because he always helps me comb my long hair after my arms get tired or he'll just brush it completely❤❤ love him!!
I have long hair like 80 to 90cm or so so i rarely find any hairstyles for buns or so. I just need a way to do a bun so if i go into the water in summer, my hair doesn't get wet. I tried this and honestly, usually, no tutorials work for my hair. But i was so surprised that it worked and is also really stable. Additionally, it really doesn't hurt your head. Thanks❤
I have a hairtype similar to you and I swear this hack works like a charm. i always struggled to make a perfect bun that would hold on for a longer period of time and finally found it. Thanks a lot❤️❤️❤️
Won’t work for my hair bc it’s thick and curly but you did such a PHENOMENAL JOB explaining it that I actually understand how to do it, so well done! So many hair tutorials I have to watch over and over just to learn one or two steps, but you made this really easy to understand.
I have done this hairstyle low-key but it never stayed so tysm for the tip. I'm a bun person but I can't do a bun without a hairtie or hairclip. The one you showed actually doesn't hurt and STAYS. BY sis 💘
my hair is down to my knees too! I would love to try this style, what do you do with all the length though? Do you do the twist grab pull like shown here and just have a super long tail that you pull through and wrap around the bun multiple times and then tuck in, or do you do something different to deal with all the extra length?
@@Saphindra Yeah that's what I did! 😄 Just twist the rest of the length, wrap around and tuck the tail in 😁 Such a relief to my neck and it's not pulling on the front of my hairline like with elastics and clips 💓
@@Deebnoff This is what I really needed to know, so I am so glad you shared! Sure, this is for women, but I have long hair, and in need of some way to put it back without it being so stressed. As it is, those elastic things just seem to eat at my hair like a vicious little pac man or something, from all that pulling. This seems like a great alternative.
Oh my gosh I used to work at a nursing home that had an Indian resident there with dementia, she would always do this with her hair so effortlessly and I'd always try to remember what she did but never could This is so genius!
when my hair was down to my butt to my knees, i would wrap my hair the same as one for a bun with a hairtie, but i eventualy figured out that i couldn't tie with a hairtie anymore and it stayed in better just wrapping it till the ends dissaperead, my ends were really thin
I have 27 inches of hair, and I have been using this technique for a year now. I was looking for a bun hairstyle that kept ALL my hair up without needing 1000 hair pins, and I ended up finding this hairstyle here on TH-cam shorts. It seems to actually be a pretty common hairstyle within Indian communities, and that's where I initially learned the hairstyle from. I will forever be grateful for their genius ❤️❤️
@Est.4_14 what a waste of time this comment of yours is. Sure itd be great if everyone had freedom to do what they want but due to colonisation and white supremacy, the voices, discoveries, traditions, history and many other things from non white countries are silenced. Or not given importance. This makes it quite easy for white people to steal or seem like they were the only persons to discover something that has been done by many people of colour for many years. Its an unfair system and calling it out is not spreading hate or gatekeeping but in fact bringing attention to ignorance and history of non western countries/cultures. People should be allowed to respectfully try all kinds of things from other cultures or add it into their life. But its shitty when white people or people who have more power and privileges (such as big celebrities, big companies, those that have generational wealth and etc) take things away from others and claim it as theirs. Many artists have also stolen from lesser known ones in the same way, making it seem as though it was their own original idea or never done before, even if it had been. Unintentionally or not, claiming it as their own original idea without research or acknowledgement of people who regularly do this, is shitty at least in my eyes.
I have long hair that REFUSES to get into a comfortable bun so I always wear a ponytail (literally 12 hours a day every day, which is HORRIBLE for your roots but it became a bad habit) so I am gonna try this!
Finally, after all these years, I finally found something that could actually hold my hair, although I had to twist the remaining around the bun twice so that I could tuck the tail. But I am so grateful to you for this trick. Thanku so much❤❤
Not sure if it's good or bad but I have so fine silky straight hair that not even hair needles can keep my hair up. Either you need super tight elastics and/or tons of hair spray but even in the latter case all may detangle earlier or later. I used to hate my hair for it. But after hearing from other people how they adored the softness and silkiness of my hair, I started to see the good sides of my hair and am at peace with it now.
You could use some texturizing or sea salt spray in your hair if you want to do this style. Also will work better on hair that isnt freshly washed. It just needs some traction
@@bbbean Well, thanks but I just cut it short. I need to wash my hair in the morning because if I sleep with freshly washed hair, I look like an exploded pillow the next morning. And short hair is so easy to dry. Also the high humidity for like 4 months doesn't really go well with long hair but it's okay ish with a short haircut. And when I had hair long enough to probably do that style, my hair worked like a warm silk scarf. And each morning my neck and hair was soaked in sweat. I tried braiding for a while to keep it out of my neck at night but you're busy when you work and have small kids. Not to mention unwanted weird waves each morning. So short hair works best for me.
found someone like me here 😭✨ It's sad that I can't do much with my hair except braids 😂 plus mine is thick and long and so damn stubborn to prove that it's straight
This only works with certain types of hair. Nothing will hold with my hair. Unless I secure with a thick hairtie for a bunch of hours. After that, remove the hairtie and it will stay. I had 2 knot buns similar to that in high school. For those with slippery hair, that's how you do it.
This doesn’t work with all hair types. Think, silky hair won’t stay like that. I can wrap my hair around itself and it stays in a bun, so my surprise when I braided the hair of someone with silky hair for the first time was immense- it’s so slippery 😂
Thank you for explaining this. I have really fine, really straight hair, and, even though it's really long, these tutorials never work for me. I always thought I was really bad at doing hair, but I guess it's just my hair type!
Thick hair really eats up length when doing styles. I have extremely long hair and still can't do some of the styles people with shorter hair do because so much of it is used up going around itself.
@@Ariri95 It also get's stuck like that lol. I would never dare try it. If i left it in for more than a couple hours it would absolutely get stuck together and I'd have to literally rip it back apart
This is me , I have extremely straight hair so this won't work. My mum , who has wavy hair, does this all the time. I tried to as a kid but failed haha
This is now my favorite way of doing a bun and this is the perfect thing to do when you are hot and don’t have a hair tie I will now do this every time it works so well I ❤ it
When my hair was long, I used to tie it up with a lock of my hair. I'd take the majority in a ponytail, just excluding a tiny lock from somewhere in the back. Id twist it in a snail bun and then use the spare lock to tie it going in the opposite direction of the bun. I could workout, run, dance, etc and it wouldn't fall.
Super fine straight hair said, "No, I don't think I will." I just don't have the density for it to hold together. However, any pencil or pen will do if I have nothing else. Somehow figured out how to put my hair up using a pencil when I was about 10 and I love using hair sticks, especially in the summer. I've done something similar to this, but use a hair fork, and even then it's a 50/50 shot whether or not it will hold.
Yeah, my hair is two feet long and its super fine and flat. When i tried it, it held until i shook my head a little. 😞 thought i found something that would work.
Thats so interesting. My hair is 3 feet long and the hairs are fine and sleek but I have a looooot it's very thick and my hair is too thick to do this. She must have a specific length (shorter than to her butt lol) and density to her hair to achieve this.
@@elizabethstanley6701 Yah, my hair tends to form more of a knob than a bun when I twist it up. Granted, it's always wanted to revert to its default state, so it takes either a tool like scrunchies or sticks, or an entire can of hair spray to get it to stay otherwise.
I can do this, usually higher up on my head, but for the life of me I can't do the pen or pencil trick. How do yall do it!? (I'm dead serious, not kidding, how do yall do it)
@@animelover69 I know a couple ways. The way I taught myself is to hold your hair like you're making a ponytail, put the stick underneath, wrap the hair around it once (or twice depending on how long), then twist the stick until tight and tuck the pointy end of the stick against your scalp. The second way is to twist your hair and wrap it into a bun, then insert the pointy end of one stick at the bottom side of the bun and go up diagonally until it's sticking out a little bit. Then flip the stick so the pointy end goes back under the bun and shove it the rest of the way in. If you like two sticks (and I do), just add the second for stability. I use longer sticks (9" or so), but some people use shorter ones. I also find it stays more tightly if done when your hair is wet. It doesn't really dry inside, but I live in a dry place and that hasn't been a problem for me.
This only works if you have 'fried' hair (as you pointed it out yourself lol) so if you have healthy hair no matter how long your hair is it won't stay . (:
She's right. I have very long hair. I do this when I haven't had a haircut in awhile and it works. after I get one it loosens and won't stay bc the ends are fresh again.
It doesn't have to be fried, just needs a bit of texture. Straight/flat hair can't hold these types of knots. You might be able to form a bun and run something like a pen through it, but even that might require a bit of texture.
When my hair was long I figured out how to do this and it was amazing!! After I cut my hair I tried to do it and it was too short haha maybe I can do it again soon when it grows out more
I KNEW I RECOGNIZED UR VOICE! U WERE MY CHILDHOOD 😢 seeing one of your videos after so long made my days during exam week stress, my inner child is really gonna watch all those videos againg Jouw nederlands accent gaf het weg dat jij het echt was! Jouw stem kan niemand vergeten😅
Thanks to you❤ I was finally able to make a proper bun. All these days I thought my hair was not suitable for this type of bun😂 but after trying by watching ur video I realised that I didn’t know how to make it😅 and it’s not my hair’s fault 😂
Every indian mom and grandma's favourite hairstyle 😂❤
That’s actually kinda rude my mom is from India😅
@@TheFadakahow is that rude?
Ikr it hurts so bad when they do it 😂
@@TheFadakahow is that rude!
the most easy thing for all indian womens
I chopped 12 inches off my hair recently but before that I used to do this all the time! You did such a great job explaining what to actually do I never could when I tried to tell my friends but I’ll send them this video to explain!
Same here 😂......
I do as well
Same😭 the hair stylist said she would only cut the damaged tips, but sadly it took ages to cut them straight🤡
Bye bye 30cms
Soo here i am lol
I chopped 24
.....😢
I do this without thinking also my daughters are always amazed my hair stays up 😂
Note: For thick hair, try not to wrap your hair too tight around your finger/hand. Also, you can do two bun instead or until you get used to doing it.
Most, if not all, Indian learn to tie their hair this way. When I straighten my hair, it won't stay in a bun, so I put on a hair band after tucking in the tail end &/or a decorative mini claw clip at the tail end to secure the hair in place. This way the bun will definitely last longer.
My hair is to short😢
Tysm, I have thick hair ❤
Thanx ❤
I used to do this when I was an archaeologist. Six weeks in the middle of flipping nowhere and minimal personal care (if someone was on their period they got first shower dibs so it was often the case I washed in sun-heated water from a local stream stored in a plastic tank) meant no matter how many elastics I had, I could never find one when I needed if. I didn't even learn it from anywhere, it just made sense to me to tie my hair in a knot of some form!
"bonus points if ur hair is fried" 😂😂😂
I thought she said frayed
@@-KawaiiKitty- Pretty much the same difference
@@Miacorr Yeah, but usually people don’t use the word fried for hair.
@@-KawaiiKitty- Tho maybe true, when hair is overprocessed or too much heat applied for styling, it's been described as 'fried'. It's like a metaphor. Fabric is frayed.
@@Miacorr I didn’t know that, so you have a point. But they are also pronounced different.
“And bonus points if it’s fried at the bottom.” Girl is so real for that ❤
I used to do this when I was enlisted and couldn't find a elastic lol. It's a lot more comfortable than it looks!
It doesn’t even look uncomfortable at all I’m excited cause I always break my clips
Thanks for tip. Helps a lot since my cat likes to steal my hair tie and hide it
So true
Thx. My hair is in a ponytail and 2 braids and I tried and still worked even with my hair in braids already which makes me even happier is a good bun made of braids I have to keep my hair in braids or it's not eligible for a brush at the end of the week. I prefer no elastics and a updo for a week and to reset my hair each day. This is perfect. I was using combs with elastics between them and that does ok but this is way better.
yes I prefer no elastic updo’s as well🥰
Not eligible for a brush?
@@sabrinawilliams8717they are probably black and if they have 4c curls brushing more than once a week is a no go
@@JonathanMullany-fx1qh thank you for the explanation,I was confused.
@@sabrinawilliams8717 my pleasure☺️
Been doing this for years, everyone always asks me " did you just tie your hair with your hair" 😂
i wish people noticed me like that 🥲😂
@@djamila_nova Oh trust nothing special 😂 It would happen in my workplaces where the ladies would catch me flipping it into a bun when I'm 5 cups of caffeine in
@@Michelle.AussieBoredom haha I chuckled at the 5 cups of caffeine 🤣
@@djamila_novaI bet you would
That's the same thing I thought while watching her do it 😂😂 Is it not a knott? ❤
Omg thanks for this, now I can put my hair in a bun whenever I forget my clam
This took me so long to figure out but I love it!!! 😍 I have such a long hair and sometimes it’s annoying to have it down. And I sometimes forget my hair tie. Thanks!! Love this
I’m glad to hear it helps you out!!🤎🥰
Honestly, loose buns can feel way more painful than very secure buns, like this. When the hair is loose, it kind of bobs around a lot and ends up pulling on the hair with more force (especially with mine, since it's over 3 ft long and pretty thick). Love styles like this!
yess me too!
I agree. I don't know how long my hair actually is but it goes to my waist and even though it's not the healthiest I always have to have my buns tight or it doesn't work.
I’m also someone with thick hair over 3ft long(measuring down my thighs now), I agree snug is get than loose, but it’s not as easy for me to do a bun like this cause I have too much length for it…ima still try though
ahhh, my hair is way too thick for that to work unfortunately. darn it...
Pretty sure she meant TRUE not rude. These letters are very close on the keyboard.
not me watching this after I got a haircut😂😂❤
SAME
HELP SAME LMAO
Same 😂
Sameeee
me too 💀
I do a no hair tye bun/ponytail but with a different way, it's a lifesaver
i tried this as a high bun and i found it to be even more secure and comfortable, perfect for when I want my face framing pieces out my face
My hair is a little thick for me to complete pushing it through, but i use a hair stick/pencil to lock it into place instead and its such a solid bun
Mine way to thick.. so won't work for me
I want this problem!
Same. Its a no go for thick hair 😖
Same my hair is way too thick
Those of you with super-thick hair, maybe you could divide your hair into 2-3 ponytails and make 2-3 buns. Either in a row across the nape of your neck, or in a line down the back of your head.
Tried it immediately and it works so well! I usually tie my hair in a regular knot and it falls out fairly quick. You just taught me a better way. Thanks!
Wow I am amazed now I know how to put my hair up when I lose my hair tie when I'm out which always seems to happen somehow because I do not like it on my wrist at all! Because I have carpel tunnel I can't keep rubber bands on my wrist😅. Thank you so much tho! 🫶🏽 even my husband tripped out that it stays! Because he always helps me comb my long hair after my arms get tired or he'll just brush it completely❤❤ love him!!
Me too!
@@melanch0licX maybe?! If it's long enough? 🤷🏻♀️
@@LillieLaTigresse FUCK I DIDNT MEAN TO REPLY TO THIS HELPP
@@melanch0licX It happens, no harm done
I have long hair like 80 to 90cm or so so i rarely find any hairstyles for buns or so. I just need a way to do a bun so if i go into the water in summer, my hair doesn't get wet. I tried this and honestly, usually, no tutorials work for my hair. But i was so surprised that it worked and is also really stable. Additionally, it really doesn't hurt your head. Thanks❤
This is life changing 😭 Tysm 💗
Meanwhile indians laughing in the corner💀🤣🤣
imagine being black 💀💀
"Gatekeeping" 😂
I’ve been tying my hair in a knot since the 90’s! 🤣
No, you couldn’t have been! She’s been „gatekeeping“ this! 🙄
@@CellarDoorPoet 🤣🤣🤣
Her makeup is also from the 90’s! What a coincidence!!
This is clearly different than just making a knot if you pay attention ❤ bye
@@fabibarboza8930 OPE! You told me. 😆🤣
I actually knew about this trick, works every time.
I have a hairtype similar to you and I swear this hack works like a charm. i always struggled to make a perfect bun that would hold on for a longer period of time and finally found it. Thanks a lot❤️❤️❤️
i like the idea tbh, but i feel like it only works on relatively low volume hair, i can't do it with thick hair yk
yeah I am attempting this right now with my thick hair and its not looking like im going to be successful :')
Samee
I’m In the same boat
@@Khunai. you probably need way more length for it to work
@@braria9855 I mean, my hair goes down to the top of my pants (not high waisted). I don't *want* it to be any longer lmao
It's every Sri Lankan and Indian women's everyday hairstyle 😂
I did this in class one day when my hair was still long and I didn’t have a hair tie. Blew the minds of multiple girls
OMG literally opened my mouth so big after trying your way! I'm gonna do my low buns like this from now on. Thank you!!
My curly,thick,tangled all the time, dense hair could never 😢
Sameee my hair is very dense, I have a lot of it but it’s SUPER fine so it would probably get so tangled and break off at the end lol
@@cha0tic_superstar frr
Omg fr it would get so freaking tangled
Scrunchies is the go to for curly hair.
Same, but the key is. To straighten it first n not all the way straight. Just wavy. 👍🏾
Awesome. I have very long hair and it often gets in my way and I don't have an elastic at hand. This is a lifesaver. Thanks
i love ur hair style
Never tried this, or have anyone show me this, thank you for the tutorial!! I tried it in my hair and love it!
My hair is too damn thick 😭
aww if it helps, i wish I had that problem 😭
Same😭
Samee
SAME I tried this and it was hard to grab all together bc it's so thick 😭😭
Space buns like this!
Won’t work for my hair bc it’s thick and curly but you did such a PHENOMENAL JOB explaining it that I actually understand how to do it, so well done! So many hair tutorials I have to watch over and over just to learn one or two steps, but you made this really easy to understand.
What an incredibly kind comment, I really appreciate that!
Use a hair pencil or fork to secure it after pulling the tail through. Then it will stay even if ur hair is thick
I have never been able to do this before... thanks for breaking it down so simple!! Finally got it 👍 woo 2024 goals lol
This is super helpful bc my hair fits the type exactly
No one:
Litterally NO ONE:
My mom :doing this bun for 20 years
People with short hair
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😢
I don't even have short hair and i still didn't have enough 😂
People with thick curl my hair though
same@@KellyChandrapaul i wish i could do this tho!
I don’t have short hair but I have a tone of layers so it doesn’t work🥲
I have done this hairstyle low-key but it never stayed so tysm for the tip. I'm a bun person but I can't do a bun without a hairtie or hairclip. The one you showed actually doesn't hurt and STAYS. BY sis 💘
aww glad I could help 🤎
I used to do this at work all the time when I forgot a hair tie. Working in restaurants I had to have my hair up so this was a life saver.
My hair is almost to my knees, and this works SO well! 😃 What a lifesaver! Thank you for showing this! 😍
so happy to hear it’s useful!!
my hair is down to my knees too! I would love to try this style, what do you do with all the length though? Do you do the twist grab pull like shown here and just have a super long tail that you pull through and wrap around the bun multiple times and then tuck in, or do you do something different to deal with all the extra length?
@@Saphindra Yeah that's what I did! 😄 Just twist the rest of the length, wrap around and tuck the tail in 😁 Such a relief to my neck and it's not pulling on the front of my hairline like with elastics and clips 💓
Thank you so much for your reply ❤ I will try it like that! I also don't like to wear any elastics close to my head because of the pulling 😢
@@Deebnoff This is what I really needed to know, so I am so glad you shared! Sure, this is for women, but I have long hair, and in need of some way to put it back without it being so stressed. As it is, those elastic things just seem to eat at my hair like a vicious little pac man or something, from all that pulling. This seems like a great alternative.
crazy convenient for those days that my hair is just driving me insane!!
yessss it’s the BEST!
Thanks alot it helped me a lot 😊
I do it with shoulder neck short hair! But I can only do a high bun in that case 🥲
I used to do this ever since I remember and my best friend was always amazed how it stays fixed for hours 😂 it's pretty much a tight knot.
desi women have been doing this for centuries
It’s just a bun. It’s not that serious and doesn’t belong to just desi ppl
@@livelaughlove5421 bro ok they were just saying like chill😎🥶
@@livelaughlove5421when did we say it belongs to us lmao? it's just that we've been doing this for years.
@@ibottlemyfarts3394 everybody has been doing this for years. It’s a fkn bun. Nothing special about it
no one said it was special💀@@livelaughlove5421
It took a few tries but now it works very well. Forgot my tie today.. was so happy to know it :) THANKS
This is the most common hairstyle of every mom from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 and india 🇮🇳
(And it only works on long hair)
😊😊
I love this style! Unfortunately my hair undoes the bun the moment I let go
Same! I must be doing something wrong. It loosens way too much.
even in a braid, just couple of seconds until its gone again 😄
My hair is way to straight for this :D even clips don’t hold.
Same
This definitely doesn't work for all hair types.
So fun! First hair tutorial I've ever seen that i could just implement on the spot. Thank you for my new everyday hairdo!!!
Oh my gosh I used to work at a nursing home that had an Indian resident there with dementia, she would always do this with her hair so effortlessly and I'd always try to remember what she did but never could
This is so genius!
when my hair was down to my butt to my knees, i would wrap my hair the same as one for a bun with a hairtie, but i eventualy figured out that i couldn't tie with a hairtie anymore and it stayed in better just wrapping it till the ends dissaperead, my ends were really thin
I have 27 inches of hair, and I have been using this technique for a year now. I was looking for a bun hairstyle that kept ALL my hair up without needing 1000 hair pins, and I ended up finding this hairstyle here on TH-cam shorts. It seems to actually be a pretty common hairstyle within Indian communities, and that's where I initially learned the hairstyle from. I will forever be grateful for their genius ❤️❤️
Step one: Have straight hair
👁️ 👄 👁️
who else came to the comments for this
actually curly hair works best
@@brishneeluximon8221 even if its like- rlly frizzy?
I’ve never seen this and will definitely try it!
This is a great idea for when you’re at a fancy event and don’t have a scrunchie or elastic on your wrist bc it would mess w the outfit.
Welcome to another day of: westerners discovering Indian ways of doing things
For realll 💀💀
@Est.4_14 what a waste of time this comment of yours is. Sure itd be great if everyone had freedom to do what they want but due to colonisation and white supremacy, the voices, discoveries, traditions, history and many other things from non white countries are silenced. Or not given importance. This makes it quite easy for white people to steal or seem like they were the only persons to discover something that has been done by many people of colour for many years.
Its an unfair system and calling it out is not spreading hate or gatekeeping but in fact bringing attention to ignorance and history of non western countries/cultures. People should be allowed to respectfully try all kinds of things from other cultures or add it into their life. But its shitty when white people or people who have more power and privileges (such as big celebrities, big companies, those that have generational wealth and etc) take things away from others and claim it as theirs. Many artists have also stolen from lesser known ones in the same way, making it seem as though it was their own original idea or never done before, even if it had been. Unintentionally or not, claiming it as their own original idea without research or acknowledgement of people who regularly do this, is shitty at least in my eyes.
It's an Indian(Bengali) daily hairstyle called "Haat Khnopa (হাত খোঁপা)" meaning Handmade Hair Bun.
Exactly what I said
In Maharashtra its called as Amboda/Ambada😃
Its indian in general. Not just bengali.
@@Bibliophile699in gujrat too😅
In punjabi its Juda.
I do mine a bit different. But it's so handy cause don't have to worry about trying to find a hair tie or pin
I have long hair that REFUSES to get into a comfortable bun so I always wear a ponytail (literally 12 hours a day every day, which is HORRIBLE for your roots but it became a bad habit) so I am gonna try this!
Our indian moms are doing these from many years 😂
Hallelujah thank you!! I have such long hair and no hair hacks or styles work for me but this one actually does!
I'm so glad!
Thank you, beautiful. I will be trying this once I grow my hair back because I did a big chop recently. 😭
Finally, after all these years, I finally found something that could actually hold my hair, although I had to twist the remaining around the bun twice so that I could tuck the tail. But I am so grateful to you for this trick. Thanku so much❤❤
Not sure if it's good or bad but I have so fine silky straight hair that not even hair needles can keep my hair up. Either you need super tight elastics and/or tons of hair spray but even in the latter case all may detangle earlier or later. I used to hate my hair for it. But after hearing from other people how they adored the softness and silkiness of my hair, I started to see the good sides of my hair and am at peace with it now.
Same here. The only people who get mad at my hair is the hairstylist everytime when there's formal parties 😂 really waste their hairspray
You could use some texturizing or sea salt spray in your hair if you want to do this style. Also will work better on hair that isnt freshly washed. It just needs some traction
@@bbbean Well, thanks but I just cut it short. I need to wash my hair in the morning because if I sleep with freshly washed hair, I look like an exploded pillow the next morning. And short hair is so easy to dry.
Also the high humidity for like 4 months doesn't really go well with long hair but it's okay ish with a short haircut. And when I had hair long enough to probably do that style, my hair worked like a warm silk scarf. And each morning my neck and hair was soaked in sweat. I tried braiding for a while to keep it out of my neck at night but you're busy when you work and have small kids. Not to mention unwanted weird waves each morning. So short hair works best for me.
I could relate 😂
found someone like me here 😭✨
It's sad that I can't do much with my hair except braids 😂 plus mine is thick and long and so damn stubborn to prove that it's straight
This only works with certain types of hair. Nothing will hold with my hair. Unless I secure with a thick hairtie for a bunch of hours. After that, remove the hairtie and it will stay. I had 2 knot buns similar to that in high school. For those with slippery hair, that's how you do it.
That’s how I’ve always done my messy buns! My hair is shoulder length now, so I usually do it half up like that.
Thanks Djamila I watch ur videos ! And I subscribed!
This doesn’t work with all hair types. Think, silky hair won’t stay like that. I can wrap my hair around itself and it stays in a bun, so my surprise when I braided the hair of someone with silky hair for the first time was immense- it’s so slippery 😂
Thank you for explaining this. I have really fine, really straight hair, and, even though it's really long, these tutorials never work for me. I always thought I was really bad at doing hair, but I guess it's just my hair type!
It doesn't work with curly thick hair either, i have so much hair and it's really long but it bulks up and can't do the full twist and tuck
Thick hair really eats up length when doing styles. I have extremely long hair and still can't do some of the styles people with shorter hair do because so much of it is used up going around itself.
@@Ariri95 It also get's stuck like that lol. I would never dare try it. If i left it in for more than a couple hours it would absolutely get stuck together and I'd have to literally rip it back apart
This is me , I have extremely straight hair so this won't work. My mum , who has wavy hair, does this all the time. I tried to as a kid but failed haha
Omg i actually needed this so bad thank u 😁🫶
glad to share it! 🤎🤎
Thx soooo much. Pls post different hairstyles aswell
This is now my favorite way of doing a bun and this is the perfect thing to do when you are hot and don’t have a hair tie I will now do this every time it works so well I ❤ it
This is the oldest hair style in India
Fr, I’ve knowen this my whole life
Thank you this helped me so much because I struggle with my hair before I wear my hijab And this helped me so much like it works❤
It works! Omg! Thanks, i will do this from now on
This is how my grandma bun her hair and its fenomenal!
When my hair was long, I used to tie it up with a lock of my hair. I'd take the majority in a ponytail, just excluding a tiny lock from somewhere in the back. Id twist it in a snail bun and then use the spare lock to tie it going in the opposite direction of the bun. I could workout, run, dance, etc and it wouldn't fall.
OMG no way! These people in the comments don’t know you’re Dutch?! I grew up watching you since I was like 8! (14 now)
Bro zo waar en ik wist niet dat zij in Amerika woont
same i watched her almost since the beginning. since i was 10 now i’m 18 it’s so weird.
haha sameeee
Omg gurllll alleen de og’s keken naar haar
This works wonders❤
Indian moms & grannys daily hair style at home 😅
Holy shit the nostalgia hit me hard on this one! Definitely a big surprise to see you❤
Super fine straight hair said, "No, I don't think I will." I just don't have the density for it to hold together.
However, any pencil or pen will do if I have nothing else. Somehow figured out how to put my hair up using a pencil when I was about 10 and I love using hair sticks, especially in the summer. I've done something similar to this, but use a hair fork, and even then it's a 50/50 shot whether or not it will hold.
Yeah, my hair is two feet long and its super fine and flat. When i tried it, it held until i shook my head a little. 😞 thought i found something that would work.
Thats so interesting. My hair is 3 feet long and the hairs are fine and sleek but I have a looooot it's very thick and my hair is too thick to do this. She must have a specific length (shorter than to her butt lol) and density to her hair to achieve this.
@@elizabethstanley6701 Yah, my hair tends to form more of a knob than a bun when I twist it up. Granted, it's always wanted to revert to its default state, so it takes either a tool like scrunchies or sticks, or an entire can of hair spray to get it to stay otherwise.
I can do this, usually higher up on my head, but for the life of me I can't do the pen or pencil trick. How do yall do it!? (I'm dead serious, not kidding, how do yall do it)
@@animelover69 I know a couple ways. The way I taught myself is to hold your hair like you're making a ponytail, put the stick underneath, wrap the hair around it once (or twice depending on how long), then twist the stick until tight and tuck the pointy end of the stick against your scalp.
The second way is to twist your hair and wrap it into a bun, then insert the pointy end of one stick at the bottom side of the bun and go up diagonally until it's sticking out a little bit. Then flip the stick so the pointy end goes back under the bun and shove it the rest of the way in. If you like two sticks (and I do), just add the second for stability. I use longer sticks (9" or so), but some people use shorter ones. I also find it stays more tightly if done when your hair is wet. It doesn't really dry inside, but I live in a dry place and that hasn't been a problem for me.
Haha I used to do this. "Bonus points if it's fried at the bottom" is soo accurate 😆😆
i have always done it but in a tad bit different way and i was looking to make it more secure
I'm so bummed i found this now that i have short hair 😂 gotta remember this for later!
aww I hate when I find out about things too late 😅🤎
This only works if you have 'fried' hair (as you pointed it out yourself lol) so if you have healthy hair no matter how long your hair is it won't stay . (:
Try a Nautilus Bun - related but a tad difference. Needs a bit more length but holds great
This just reads like a humble brag
She's right. I have very long hair. I do this when I haven't had a haircut in awhile and it works. after I get one it loosens and won't stay bc the ends are fresh again.
@@vstr4276My hairs too slippery. It falls out of a nautilus bun without a hair fork.
It doesn't have to be fried, just needs a bit of texture. Straight/flat hair can't hold these types of knots. You might be able to form a bun and run something like a pen through it, but even that might require a bit of texture.
It looks so good, but that is so confusing I could never😂
This the first time something like this works on my hair! I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you!
I'm so glad!
Granny thought me this when I was a kid. You can do it for top buns too. Stick a pencil/pen etc in it cuz it's a good pencil holder.
When my hair was long I figured out how to do this and it was amazing!! After I cut my hair I tried to do it and it was too short haha maybe I can do it again soon when it grows out more
Love it❤ but how do you take it out with out knotting your hair🤔
Im trying this asap
My natural nails are too long right now, but I do something similar. I’ll need to try it this way. Thanks!
I’m going to try to do this with my braided hair, because it looks so pretty❤ especially on you
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I KNEW I RECOGNIZED UR VOICE! U WERE MY CHILDHOOD 😢 seeing one of your videos after so long made my days during exam week stress, my inner child is really gonna watch all those videos againg
Jouw nederlands accent gaf het weg dat jij het echt was! Jouw stem kan niemand vergeten😅
I just saw that this is a very different channel than ur dutch channel, i completely support u walking out ur comfort zone! 😊 congrats on 18k already
aww so cute! Good luck on your exams,you’re gonna rock them, I know it 🎸
This worked so well😮
Ooh ill have to try this when my hair is longer! ❤ Thank you for sharing
Thanks to you❤ I was finally able to make a proper bun. All these days I thought my hair was not suitable for this type of bun😂 but after trying by watching ur video I realised that I didn’t know how to make it😅 and it’s not my hair’s fault 😂
That's exactly how my grandma makes her bun...
I could just never figure out how does this bun be so neat 😭