Tuesday, 14 August 2012

Trendspotting; The Soc bun

Kim Kardashian wears the Soc bun with pride.
TRENDSPOTTING
 THE SOC BUN
Mmmmh… This is interesting how a stocking cut half can create a stunning yet elegant style that is timeless and sexy at the same time. Spotted on mostly the red carpet and high class parties, this style works best when you are attending a glamor party, getting married or  a dress up event. Please do not wear it for work!!! For those who have short hair, hair additions will work. Some famous celebrities have been spotted around wearing the soc bun, Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J bilge  and Kim kardashian all have rocked the style.


 Start by repairing the hair with a gentle wash and condition. Apply some leave in treatment for thermal protection and shine. Blow dry or set the hair in Jumbo rollers and when dry, pull the hair at the centre, like you are doing a ponytail, and secure with a cotton hair band to prevent strays and less stretch to the hair. If you have a soc, or stocking, pull your hair up and place the soc at the tip of the hair. Now gently roll the hair down while tucking the hair in to achieve a smooth finish. Sounds difficult right… not really. The soc will keep the hair in place and secure with bobby pins once you reach the base of the ponytail.
 Another way of creating the soc bun is to pull all your hair up to a ponytail. Separate the ponytail into 3 sections. Now take one section at a time and starting at the tip, spray some holding spray and roll the hair like a ball till you reach the base, secure with bobby pins. Do that to the rest of the hair and when done, use a fine tooth comb to smooth the hair and cover the spaces.. Finish with a shine mist and wear minimal jewellery.
 This style will enhance your bone structure and widen your eyes. Less make up and bold lip colour works perfectly. You don’t have to worry about the style falling as it really stays in place. Square and oblong face shapes should not attempt to wear this style as that would really angulate your features instead of softening them. Enjoy the style.


1 comment:

  1. Nice blog, Richard! Thanks for doing such a great job with my hair yesterday. I wish it could become a daily treat...

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