I personally feel you can never go wrong with a bun. It's versatile enough where you can be either classy or funky. It's one of my favorite rainy day hairstyles. Below are a few that I've found on Essence.com. All you'll need is some pins!
The style on the right is the one I don on most bad weather or "I just don't feel like doing my hair" days. I love the other two though and with a little time and creativity I think I could have a pretty cute bun in place- Whaddya' think? How do you style your hair in crappy weather? I need some more ideas!
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Hey Wes!!!
I’ve actually tried the 1st style to the right a few months ago... when it comes to buns I always try new ways whether it's hot and humid or not. I was inspired by this style when in my 15week post relaxer stage. I received alot of complements. One girl even stopped me in the street to ask where did I go to get my hair done like that. I told her "to my bathroom"...lol. It lasted for three days b4 I took it out. For this style you actually need a little more then pins. You’ll need a pony tail holder [I used three to make three pony tails in mow hawk form. close enough so that you wouldn't see the partitions of the pony tails. but far enough to create a dramatic effect with the buns] pins and setting lotion (to tame the flyaways). Taking strips of hair, starting from the bottom pony tail, apply some setting lotion and start twisting the strips of hair, loop once and pin to create knot like buns. You will need to leave the ends out to be blended with future knots. The trick is to create the knots randomly and fill in any spaces as you work your way up...
You will also need some length to your hair... My hair is Arm pit length :)
girl...my hair has too many layers for buns, lol. when it comes to rainy days...gotta put on some cute hats!
Heat and humidity work well for a shake and go. One of the best things about being natural is the love our hair has for heat and humidity.
For me I love cornrows for heat and humidity. A bun works well also if I have my hair weaved.
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