I love my bangs, usually never letting them get past the bottom of my ears, so I always have a slight frame for my face. But they do get irritating at times, especially when it’s humid out and they stick to my forehead.
There are so many ways to pull back your hair, with headbands, flower crowns, braids, twists: the works. But would you ever wear your bangs in a bun on top of your head? My roommates and I decided to try it out…
And it turned out like something we’d do on a Friday night after sharing a bottle of vino:
Maybe a little like something you’d find on a toddler…
So we decided to keep going with the bun theme, and attempted an all over the head look, giving me the a sort of dinosaur-mohawk appearance.
I think we’ll leave the hair styling to the professionals at this point, and stay far, far away from the mini bun trend on the head.
Lovelies, what do you think of the bun-bang look? How do you pull your bangs out of your face?
guest
No.
guest
Lol no thanks.
However, I do have full bangs and when it gets warmer it kind of sucks. But I’ll suck it up because I’m fully aware that my forehead should never be exposed like that ever.
guest
Wrong answer. this is ridiculous. I have full bangs. I only pull them back to work out. Usually in a bandana.
orchid / 183 posts
I’m kinda feelin’ the bunhawk.
ranunculus / 3285 posts
No, I like my straight bangs.
daisy / 680 posts
Haha! Love that you and your roomies tried bun bangs!
Too cute!
I have to admit I’ve actually sported bun bangs before. My bangs were growing out and driving me crazy so I tied them up just like the girl in the first photo.
guest
I like that three bun thingy
guest
No. I never wear my bun more forward on my head than the crown. I usually just pin it back with a bobby pin if my bangs are bothering me. Or a little side French braid. But, thankfully it doesn’t get too humid, and I don’t sweat much on my forehead.
guest
i didnt think id lie it, but i kinda do..i think the pic of you and your friends looks like exactly what it is: silly girls who’d been drinking, but even then, the only one i didnt like was the girl in the bottom left corner, bc the bun was super-close to her forehead.
and i think the last pic looks pretty cool actually.
guest
The statement “…something we’d do on a Friday night after sharing a bottle of vino” just bothers me. Like how many people think college girls are drunks? This article isn’t even about alcohol or drinking yet you’ve somehow managed to pop in a little intoxicated-talk. It just continues to perpetuate the stereotypes.
It disturbs me how normalized (and even promoted) drinking has become, well not even drinking…but getting ‘wasted’ or ‘hammered…’ among not only our generation, but the public in general! If an author was to reference doing silly things while stoned on marijuana or high on cocaine… most people would freak out, or be like…what?!
But because it’s a booze reference, people just ignore it or think it’s cool… Only one person commented on it, but seemed to have no issue: “i think the pic of you and your friends looks like exactly what it is: silly girls who’d been drinking.”
My problem is not with people who drink. If you’re of legal age, what you chose to do is your problem. But I hate how it’s so normalized…Like you’ll see articles about hangover cures and stuff like that…Imagine ‘snorted too many lines last night? too many joints? here’s what to do!” Seems so crazy, right? Just because booze is legalized doesn’t mean we should be so casual about it, referencing it in inappropriate places, promoting it, etc.
Sigh,
Concerned student/human.
guest
@kissmycouturex@xanga - I think you’re being awfully presumptuous.
4 girls share a bottle of wine. That’s about one glass per person….that hardly constitutes as getting ‘hammered’
But you’re immediately assuming that because the OP is of college age and shared a bottle of wine with her friends that she is promoting getting hammered??
I’m pretty sure you’re the only one generalizing. It’s not called being ‘concerned’ it’s called being judgmental….and it is extremely inappropriate here.
guest
No.
guest
lol No. The buns remind me of those little troll dolls with green and pink hair and stuff, don’t know what they’re called.
guest
OMG! the first picture of the asian girl with the bun in her bangs is my best friend from middle school
!!! that is so cool! haha
andd no I don’t think I could pull it off to be honest.
guest
@kissmycouturex@xanga - oh please, get a hobby.
guest
@kissmycouturex@xanga - I think you’re reading waaaaaaaaaaay too much into things. And this is coming from someone (me) who is a huge overanalyzer. As someone else already mentioned, 1 bottle of wine between 4 people isn’t even that much per person. It may be worth your time and energy to worry about things like drinking and driving, or drinking and violence, but drinking with girlfriends and then doing silly stuff with your hair and taking pictures? NOT worth getting “concerned” about.
guest
I think some people could actually pull this off. I’m not one of those people ’cause I have a big ol’ forehead, but someone with a cute face and the right attitude would look interesting, in a good way!
guest
It’s a hairstyle in Korea called Saugamori. It means Apple Hair.
guest
I actually think it’s kinda cute
guest
it looks good when done right, i think. the first picture looks cute.
guest
How did some one manage to stir up some fiddle from this silly post? Really?!
LOL, wow >.>
Anywho, I’ve worn bun bangs a few times… Not out out… But, sleeping over and a cousins house, washing my face, cleaning the house…. That’s about it. The first picture isn’t that bad though. and the 3bun style reminds me of the early 2000′s. Very spice girl looking. lol
guest
I would never wear that out but I might try it around the house, just for grins. And to see if it even makes sense since my bangs are almost long enough to go back into my ponytail.
guest
@daydreams_nightmares@xanga - Yes, instead of responding logically with a counter argument or with your own thoughts, insult me, a stranger on the internet by telling me to “get a hobby.” You’re on the same website I am, hun.
The validity of my statement isn’t taken away by you insulting me.
If you’re someone who doesn’t know me, my age, my gender, where I come from, who I am, and you’re dissing me…maybe you’re the one who needs to step back and look at themselves.
If you disagree with what I wrote, why don’t you comment back with your own thoughts? Why not provide some insightful thoughts, since you so obviously disagree with mine?
And that goes for anyone.
Last time I ever go on this website. No one here likes to have logical talks about important issues. No one here thinks critically. No one here looks beyond “is that celeb dating her?” or “omg she looks so fat.” No one here looks at sociological issues or dare I say even uses their fucking brain.
I’m out. Deleting account.
Lovelyish is the equivalent to those trashy tabloid magazines, not sure why I’d expect more out of readers.
XOXOXO
guest
No. Cute baby, though.
guest
@kissmycouturex@xanga - I’m not the one getting butthurt about girls sharing a bottle of wine and playing around with their hair.