If your hair gets oily after one day, wash and use a sea salt spray. [2] X Research source
Treat fine, limp hair, by curling it before you begin. Then, scrunch it with a small amount of mousse or gel. Just don’t let it get “crunchy. " Treat thick, curly hair by applying an anti-frizz serum from the ears down to the ends.
When done properly, back-combing can give you ample lift. This step is optional, especially if your hair is thick or frizzy.
This step is optional, but sometimes wisps fall down by themselves. If you don’t want your hair to hang over your face, pin it to the side of your head with a bobby pin or discreet barrette. [3] X Research source
If back combing isn’t for you, try twisting each section of hair for this step. [5] X Research source
If some sections of hair come loose, curl them and re-pin them against the bun for a textured effect.
This step is optional if you would prefer to leave a tress at the side of your face.
If any loose strands begin to poke out, pin them into the bun.
