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by Kayla Zenner

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4 Ways to Upgrade the Mom Bun

July 29, 2022 · In: Beauty, Mom Life

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These four quick and simple “mom buns” are a great way to upgrade your typical messy bun.

4 ways to upgrade the mom bun

When it comes to the default “mom bun” we can get into a major rut of a big ol’ messy bun flopped right on top of the head. The problem is that it typically makes you not feel as put together. So, I put together 4 simple ways to upgrade your mom bun. Each of these styles still keeps your hair out of your face and off of your neck (two things that are a must with littles running around!). Let’s check them out!

Twisted Low Bun

This bun gives off a little more elegant look. You can choose a middle or side part, but the key thing here is the little half twist in the back! It adds a little something extra to the bun AND helps give it security so that your hair isn’t constantly falling out. View a tutorial here.

twisted low bun for the mom

Double Dutch Buns

This [double] bun is a little more complex, but definitely not too hard for the beginner! Start off with a middle part and dutch braid each side. The key to a nice full looking braid (even if you don’t have much hair) is to “pancake” the braid. This just means take the edges and pull them out to fluff the braid up. Tie each braid at the nape of your neck and tie the remaining hair in a little messy bun. I find that the braids hold best if I secure them with a bobby pin. View a tutorial here.

double dutch braid low bun

Side Dutch Braid

If the double dutch braid intimidates you a bit, this side braid might be more your pace! The side braid really helps because you are able to see the braid the entire time and do not have to change hand positions halfway through the braid to transition to the back of your head. You can complete this look with either a low bun or a high bun, either one will give you a great finished look! View a tutorial here.

side dutch braid with low bun

Easy Milkmaid Braids

This version of milkmaid braids are so easy to do, but looks so cute! Instead of braiding starting at the top of you head and braiding all the way around your head, this version braids the bottom half of your hair and fold it up to mimic a dutch braid. View a tutorial here.

easy milkmaid braids

Let me know in the comments why style you are going to try! Or let me know what your go to hairstyle is! Bonus: if you are someone who struggles with quick and easy makeup check out THIS POST for some basics.

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By: Kayla · In: Beauty, Mom Life · Tagged: hair

About Kayla

Hi! I'm Kayla. I'm here to help inspire busy moms to get back in the kitchen and feel beautiful along the way! I'm married to my high school sweetheart and live on a farm with our two busy boys.

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