How to do Your Hair in a Ballet Bun....
Materials List

-spray bottle filled with water
-Hair spray
-Hair Gel
-Hair Pins/Bobby Pins
-Elastic Band
-Comb and Brush
-Hair Net (same color as hair)
1. To start, lightly spray your hair and hands with water. This will give you better control over the hair. Gather the hair and pull it back. Apply hair gel if more control is needed.
2. Use a hair brush to smooth out rough or uneven areas. Form a ponytail by brushing the hair up from the jawline and back to the back of the head. This will form a high bun. The placement of the ponytail determinews the placement of the bun. Mid and low buns are sometimes used with short hair, or to accomodate a headpeice. Very short haiar can be done in two low side buns or use hair clips to fasten the hair down with a bun.
3. Use an elastic hair band to secure the ponytail.A tidy ponytail with hair drawn back snugly is the key to a good ballet bun.
4.Apply more water or gel to keep the hair neat and twist the ponytail.
5. Coil the ponytail into a tight circle.
6. Use hair pins all around the coil to secure it to the rest of the hair. Slide each hair pin through the outer part of the coil and into the base (center) of the bun.
7. Wrap a fine hair net around the bun. Keep twisting and wrapping so that the hair net tight secures the bun. Make sure the hair net is the same color as the hair.
8. Large buns may protrude too much. A flat bun is preferrable. To flatten, remove all pins; the hair net will hold the bun. Then flatten the bun and re-pin all alround the bun.
9. For extra hold, when the hair and bun are all secure, use hairspray.
There are instructions as well as pictures below to show you how this is done.
1.Gather Hair
2. Brush
3. Hair Band
4.Twist Hair
5.Coil Hair
6.Pin
7. Hairnet
8. Flatten (optional)
9.Headpiece if Desired
10. Finished (Backview)
1