Baton twirling is a beautiful sport that puts emphasis on the visual aspects. A ponytail can get in the way of your routine, and a simple bun can get boring. Star Line Baton would like to share with you ten different ways to achieve the perfect bun.

• Low Rolled Updo: Give yourself this effortlessly messy bun in minutes by rolling it up in four simple steps. Click here to see how.
• Braided Bun: For more of an elegant look, try a braid variation of a bun. Click here to see how.
• Cotton Candy Bun: Having a frizzy hair day? You’re already halfway there for this bun! Tease your hair to create a cotton candy-like bun. Click here to see how.
• Sock Bun: Lack of volume doesn’t mean you can’t have a full bun. Use a sock to create a voluminous bun instantly. Click here to see how.
• Criss-Cross Bun: Elegant buns can still be achieved with short hair. This criss-cross styled updo looks complicated, but takes only a few steps to achieve. Click here to see how.
• Braided Top Knot Bun: Add a braid at the crown of your head to prevent flyaways and instantly glam yourself up. This is superb for those with curly hair. Click here to see how.
• Double-Braided Bun: By incorporating two braids into your bun, you’ll be sure to stand out of the crowd. Click here to see how.
• Ballerina Bun: Create the perfect bun with the usage of spin pins. This reduces the amount of bobby pins needed and works just as great for those with thick hair. Click here to see how.
• Chalk Bun: Spice up your simple bun by adding a pop of color with hair chalk. Click here to see how.
• Knotted Bun: Tie your hair into an elegant knot by adding a few bobby pins. Go the extra step by adding your favorite hair brooch on the side. Click here to see how.

Whether you’re just practicing a routine or performing before a large crowd, baton twirling can be done while you look your best. What’s great about each of these is that it takes only a minute or two to create. Try a different bun each time and you’ll be sure to grab the attention of others. If you would like more information on baton twirling, please browse the rest of the Star Line Baton’s blog.

Posted: 9/29/2015