Idea 4: Double Braided Bun Style
Execution Process
The double braided bun style divides knotless braids into two sections to create a pair of buns instead of a single one. This design introduces visual balance and symmetry. Each bun sits on one side of the head, producing a playful yet organized hairstyle that works well with evenly parted braids.
Pinterest boards often feature this style because it adds variety to traditional bun hairstyles. Instead of concentrating all braids into one structure, the double bun distributes volume across two points. This creates an interesting silhouette while still maintaining the practicality of a braided updo.
This hairstyle also works well for medium-length braids because each bun requires less wrapping length. The balanced placement of the buns ensures that the hairstyle appears intentional and structured. The design can be adapted by adjusting bun height or spacing to suit different face shapes and braid lengths.
To create double braided buns, begin by parting the braids down the middle from the forehead to the back of the head. Gather the braids on the left side into a ponytail and secure with an elastic band. Repeat the same step on the right side.
Next, twist the braids from the first ponytail and wrap them around the base to create a bun. Secure the shape using several bobby pins. Repeat the same process on the opposite side. Adjust both buns so they appear even in size and position. The finished style should feature two symmetrical braided buns positioned evenly on both sides of the head.