Love Island’s Molly-Mae gives ‘life-saving’ hair bun tutorial – Birmingham Live

Love Island’s Molly-Mae gives ‘life-saving’ hair bun tutorial – Birmingham Live

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Love Island is well known for trend setting, whether that be new outfits or even new phrases, and this series Molly-Mae has been a hit with the viewers over her hairstyles.

Fans have been going wild over the 20-year-old’s hair bun so she gave a ‘mini tutorial’ in the Beach Hut during Saturday’s Unseen Bits.

She started by admitting that she wears her hair like that nearly every day and night, giving her instructions she said: “So you can literally start with your hair being greasy, it can be clean, it can be anyway you want it to be.

“I just kind of shake it around a little bit and then I flip my head upside down like this.

You can watch Molly-Mae’s hair bun tutorial above.



Molly-Mae told viewers how to create her signature hair bun

Molly-Mae told viewers how to create her signature hair bun



She twists the hair around

She twists the hair around

“So all your hair is facing downwards like this. Ruffle it around a little bit. Girls if you have extensions make sure they are hidden as much as you can.

“Then i gather it at the top of my head like so so you have a swishy pony. Then I grab it with the other hand.”

Molly-Mae did admit that it was hard to explain how to do it because she doesn’t really think about it.

Continuing, she said: “I then just twist it so it’s in place then twist it round again then I keep twisting until it’s all kind of at the top of my head like that.

“Then I just take the hairband. Normally a hairband that can go round twice quite nicely and then I just secure it in place.”

Molly-Mae didn’t have a mirror to check her hair but obviously looked perfect, she added: “Normally i just fiddle around with it and maybe put a few grips in it. I think that’s pretty much it.



Molly-Mae puts her hair in place on top of her head and wraps a hairband around it

Molly-Mae puts her hair in place on top of her head and wraps a hairband around it



Molly-Mae models her signature bun

Molly-Mae models her signature bun

“I’ve not got a mirror so I don’t know what it looks like. But that is my everyday hair bun – and it should hopefully stay in place.”

As usual, Love Island took to Twitter to discuss the tutorial and they loved it.

One wrote: “Molly-Mae doing a hair tutorial on her bun on #LoveIsland is everything I’ve ever wanted and more.”

Another said: “Never been more happy than Molly-Mae giving me that hair tutorial. Life changing.”

“Love that unseen bits have just shown a hair bun tutorial with Molly-Mae,” added a third.

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