Bumped up hair This is a super easy way to get the "snooki" bump (or a classier twist on it). Section off a small chunk of the back crown of your head. Pull it up and twist it until you can wrap it...

You know I'm always on the hunt for tutorials on how to be a PRETTY MAMMA! I found this way CAA-UUUUTE tutorial for an easy bumped ponytail ...

The "bump" hairstyle is a trendy and relaxed way to pull your hair back while adding some volume. Although it may seem difficult to create, making a good bump is really all about teasing sections of your hair, and smoothing it over. Brush...

I not only use this method when doing Aubrey's hair, but also use it on myself! The best part? No back combing required! To start, seperate a front section of hair. Add a small, loose pony behind that section. The amount of hair you use to make this pony will determine the size of your "bump". Position the pony towards the front of the head to create the bump. Add bobby pins by using the "X" method. To ensure the bobby pins are secured and the style will last all day, attach them to the base…

Since I am giving away a teasing brush here I thought it would be fun to do a tutorial using the brush. I first got the bumpits a couple years ago for my birthday and at first Bob thought it was funny. Ok, I know it is a little embarrassing that I have something they have infomercials for but I am glad I got it (I don't love it as much as I love my snuggie, but that is a different matter). I know they sell at walmart and if you click the link above you will see that Amazon even sells them…

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Learn how to get a vintage bouffant hair style with our easy step-by-step tutorial. This bump hairstyle is a classic look you can't go wrong with.

Actually, you can create a fabulous bumped ponytail without a bump-it or without teasing. And, you can do it in about three minutes. This is a great method for those of you who like the

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