sameee, tbh i usually wet my baby hairs and gel it as hairspray isnt enough to hold them down

@@moonchild33344i will start trying that thanks

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@@iamverylostlolz9160 ill check that out, thank you!

Samee i hate it so much

Same!

Just recently discovered how to use claw clips, and man they save time!

(model inspired who were inspired by black/brown women) she’s slaying but yeah it’s a peeve of mine that people are crediting models that just started wearing their hair like this last year 😭

@@aria8463 Well, hold on, I've been told that it was the look as a whole that originated with black/brown women and that was the issue, not the bun alone. While it's not a direct 1 to 1 comparison, we see aspects of this trend (namely the bun and minimal makeup) in military standards, and those have been in place since before the 90s. (And waaay before that, the bun was used in Europe for ballet) While I'm DEFINITELY not saying that people who are following this trend to the letter and in its entirety are innocent, it's worth noting that not everyone who wears the bun is stealing from another culture. (And just so you know, this is coming from the daughter of a military brat, and yes, I've worn my hair like this my whole life)

@@PotatoChicken-gg1ju fair enough. not saying the look is cultural appropriation, but yes this look has been worn in these communities for ages before the 90s as well. many people have experiences wearing styles that they were made fun of for wearing, so it's annoying that when models wear them suddenly they're cool. credit is not being given where it's due. it's clear that the other "new" looks that people are taking credit for and renaming, are also not new, but they are treated as though these models invented them. it's really not that deep and OP looks amazing. it's a great style that looks good on most people. however, it's a pet peeve. I'm not the only person who noticed this or feels this way, so I don't feel like i'm pulling this out of my ass. but much of current street style/trends originated from somewhere else and sometimes was demonized before.

@@aria8463 That's true, and those criticisms are definitely fair. I've also seen a lot of people talking about it, and heard about how it was stigmatized when it was worn by minority women. I totally understand and agree with calling that out. My only issue is zeroing in on certain aspects that also have significance in other groups and acting as if they're exclusive to just one (which according to your reply, didn't seem to be your intention)

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