The men's bun hairstyle trend is making a comeback.

Tuan Dat (According to All Things Hair) - Friday, June 28, 2024 16:33 (GMT+7)

Actor Chris Hemsworth is particularly fond of the "Man Bun" hairstyle. Photo: Xinhua

This summer, the men's bun hairstyle is particularly popular because it creates a unique, strong, and gender-neutral style.

The "Man Bun" is said to have been inspired by Japanese samurai warriors who always wore their hair in a high bun, keeping it neat and tidy during battle. To this day, this bun hairstyle has evolved considerably, with a focus on a more relaxed and free-spirited style.

The "Man Bun" hairstyle is currently a popular choice among famous male celebrities such as former footballer David Beckham, actors Chris Hemsworth and Jason Momoa...

The men's bun hairstyle also offers many advantages due to its versatility and flexibility. The "Man Bun" isn't limited by hair length or texture and can be easily styled, allowing men to experiment and adapt it to their personal style.

Furthermore, the "Man Bun" is also a symbol of freedom, allowing men to express their free-spirited, strong, and individualistic personality. At the same time, this hairstyle breaks down gender barriers in fashion , creating a modern and gender-neutral look.

Compared to many other hairstyles, the "Man Bun" doesn't take much time to style; with just a little skill and the use of some basic hair care products, you can easily and effectively create this hairstyle.

Therefore, guys should remember to wash and dry their hair thoroughly before applying a little hair oil or styling wax to make it easier to create a bun. Next, comb the hair backward to prevent tangling. Gather all the hair together and gently twist it to create a tight bun.

Next, gather your hair into a bun on top of your head or at the nape of your neck, depending on your preference. Secure it with an elastic band and use your fingers or a comb to adjust the surrounding hair strands for a natural, neat look.

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