How To: Make a Sock Bun

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So if any of you have tried to make a sock bun, you know it’s hard. But I have found a way to make it to make it a little easier. Picture 76

First pull your hair into a high ponytail, make sure it’s nice and snug to your scalp.

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Then taking your bun ring or sock,  pull all your hair through it until the bun maker sits on the top of your head.

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Then spread out your hair evenly until it covers the whole bun maker.

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Take a thin hair elastic and put that over the whole bun to secure it.

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If you have any extra hair hanging down braid it, and secure it with bobby pins.

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Were Done! Like this post if it helped you!  :)

Thanks to every one who liked, rated, commented or looked at this post. :)

Review: The Little Green Book Of Beauty

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Hey guys! I just wanted to tell you about this book.

I really like this book because it tells you about what they put in makeup so I can know what is irritating my skin. So hear is what I learned to  look out for.

  • Parabens are used as preservatives an in lot of things like: cosmetics, toothpaste, lotion, bubble bath, shampoo, conditioner and they are also used as food additives. Why this is bad? They have been also known to cause cancer.
  • (SLS) also know as sodium lauryl sulfate this is a strong detergent and a foaming agent. This is mostly used in: bubble bath, shampoo, conditioner, dish soap (duh), and body wash. Why is this bad? This product can irritate your eyes, skin and mucous membranes. Also it can cause allergic reactions.
  • Sodium benzoate this is an antimicrobial preservative used mostly used in:  food, makeup and makeup wipes. Why is this bad?  This has been liked to health problems including gastric irritation, numbing of the mouth and nettle rash.
  •  (SLES) or Sodium laureth sulfate this is not as bad as SLS this is a foaming agent deliver from coconut. This is supposed to be more  gentle on the skin so look for SLES not SLS.

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Beauty Advisory: Buns For Long Hair

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Question:

Dear Chloe,

I have tried and tried again to get a perfect bun. Most of my friends can just flip their head over and conjure  one up. Me? Well,  five cans of hair spray and 20 minutes later–poof!

How can I get the perfect bun in 5 minutes?

Sincerely,

Strictly Stuck-

Answer:

Wow, I have to say I have the same problem.  My hair gets all over the place when I try to put it into a bun. I  have a solution for you:

PRACTICE!

This is going to be harder for longer hair, so I understand.  But the best way I can think of doing it is taking your time and not just whipping it into place. The more time you take the less frustrated you’ll be with your results.

How I do it:

  1. Pull your hair into a high ponytail.
  2. Now twist your hair into a coil and wrap it up  using a hair band or hairpins to keep it in place once in a bun shape.

Now if you don’t like how it looks try using a donut ring  or jaw clips. Play around with it.

I hope that covers what you’re asking,

Chloe.

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A cute bun!

Me!

A bun with practice.

Review: Elf Blush

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I really like this blush!
Pigmentation: Very good grate with my eco tools brush!
Color: Any shade works on my skin even this bright pink!

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You can get this at the elf web site or at target.
Over all for 3$ it is very good!

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I took thees picture with my own camera,
My opinions are my own.

 

Hairstyles: Cute Curls & Wonderful Waves

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Here are some supper cute hair styles, I really like them!

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This hair style is really easy to do (I did it for x-mas about a year ago) I just curled her hair, Then took two small pieces and twisted them, then tied them in the back.

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If you want to know I used the CHI curling iron with a pretty small barrel.

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All I did for the wonderful hair style is just braid you hair before you go to bed (if you want more wave add hair spray or gel).

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Wonderful Waves