Lioness player Chloe Kelly always has the best, snatched ponytail, and the man behind her, look, Michael Grey, shows us how ...

There's more than one way to put hair into a bun. And as this dad-daughter pair demonstrates, you can also have fun in the process. The "dizzy bun" was taught during Philippe Morgese's Daddy ...

While it’s important to understand which products interact best with each hair type, Fitzpatrick says the key to achieving the perfect slicked-back bun is less about texture and more about ...

After spritzing her hair with water, TikToker @tashimrod simply uses her fingertips to coat her roots in Eco Style Olive Oil Styling Gel, $20.30, and scoops her lengths back into a ponytail.

Women with short hair may wear it in twists. (Caitlin Brink/U.S. Marine Corps) Female Marines may let their ponytails fly, according to new, relaxed rules on women’s hair issued recently.

Yara Shahidi's Braided Space Buns To get this look, part your hair down the middle and divide it into two sections. From there, pull the two sections into two high ponytails and slick them back.

Step 3: Build your bun with pins or bands. “Loosely grab hair into a ponytail, then twist a few times before securing it in place with the hair accessory of your choice,” advises Miranda.

Step two Secure a ponytail at the nape of your neck. Step three Split the ponytail in two. Twist each section and curl around the hair band, fixing with grips underneath so it looks like a knot.

Not every hair bun is created equal. For occasions where you'll be stuffing your face with sugar cookies and overindulging on holiday punch cocktails, you are going to feel the urge to look extra ...

The tight man-bun style could cause Traction alopecia, or gradual hair loss, which is caused by a pulling force on the hairline, according to Dermatologist Sabra Sullivan, Mic reported.