Stunnin’ hun! Why the ‘hun bun’ is making an epic comeback
Once the exclusive territory of 'Dublin girlos' with hoop earrings and spice bags and teenagers stressing over the Leaving Cert, the 'hun bun' is being resurrected as one of this years hottest hairstyles.
Whether you're heading to the gym, doing the weekly shop, or even hitting the town for a night out, the hun bun can be a saving grace when you just don't know what to do with your 'do.
It's also a savior for two or three day old hair that needs a wash but you just can't bring yourself to wield the blow dryer.
One spritz of dry shampoo and a hun bun later, and everyone's none the wiser.
Superstar Irish actress Saoirse Ronan paid homage to the hun within and opted for a tousled hun bun at the Screen Actor's Guild Awards earlier this year.
The slightly deconstructed bun looked like it was twisted atop her head without a second thought (though we're sure there was a glam squad involved) and it's this casual, laissez-faire style effect that makes the hun bun so popular.
All you need to achieve the look is a hair tie, bobby pins and a spritz of finishing spray, if you're feeling fancy.
Hungover hair has never been so stylish.
