What DIY hairstyles has the Princess of Wales showcased recently?

The Princess of Wales has recently showcased a neat plait during a visit to Wakefield Rugby Club and an elegant bun while at Marina Mill in Kent.

What is the technique used for the Princess of Wales's bun hairstyle?

The technique used is a smart version of the 'wrapped ponytail' or 'twist-through bun', which allows hair to stay in place without visible accessories.

How has the Princess of Wales's hairstyle approach evolved for engagements?

The Princess of Wales appears to have embraced simple up-dos as a more practical choice for engagements, moving from styles like her bouncy blow-dry to more manageable styles.

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Kate's DIY Hair: Royal Updos Made Easy

29 Jan

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Summary

Princess of Wales showcased a neat plait at Wakefield Rugby Club.
She also effortlessly styled her hair into a bun at Marina Mill.
Her technique is a smart version of the 'wrapped ponytail' bun.

The Princess of Wales has recently captivated royal followers not only with her public engagements but also with her increasingly adept DIY hairstyles. During a recent visit to Wakefield Rugby Club in West Yorkshire, she showcased a neat, self-styled plait. This low-maintenance look drew admiration from onlookers on social media.

This is not the first time the Princess has displayed such hair styling prowess mid-engagement. In September, while visiting Marina Mill in Kent, she was observed effortlessly gathering her hair into an elegant bun without visible aids. This technique, a variation of the 'wrapped ponytail' or 'twist-through bun,' allows hair to stay in place securely without accessories.

While the Princess has a history of experimenting with various styles, including her signature bouncy blow-dry debuted in 2010, her recent embrace of simple up-dos appears more practical for undertaking engagements. This approach was noted when she encountered some difficulty with her hair while making Welsh cakes during a visit to Pontypridd Market in Wales.