Not at All Dorky! This is How to Achieve Onion Hair in the Style of a Korean Bride! ♡

Doesn't onion hair have a bit of a dorky image...?

Onion hair that connects two or three buns in a series.

It's puffy and cute, but at the same time, hairstyles like this can feel a bit childish, and if done wrong, they have a dorky image as well.

So, I honestly thought I hadn't seen it as much lately...

But it's trending among Korean brides!＊

Surprisingly!

While looking at Korean bridal hair, I found that a lot of brides have onion hair.

I was unexpectedly thinking, "Is it trending?"

It feels like Korean bridal styles have a slightly different vibe from the Japanese ones, and indeed, these styles are quite cute! They make me want to try them!

Let me introduce you to some onion hair styles!＊

This is what Korean onion hair looks like!

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The basic style is sleek and smooth. (In Japan, there are many fluffy base arrangements, so that’s the first difference.)

Adding gypsophila between the buns＊

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Onion hair with greenery also has a simple fashionable feel typical of Korea.

The subtle way of inserting the knot is cute.

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A slightly higher-up onion hair style.

The finishing touch is girly with small flowers resembling white and yellow daisies♡

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The point of Korean brides' onion hair is that it has a relaxed, casual bun shape that doesn't try too hard.

A set of small flowers and greenery＊

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It's stylish to place flowers on the bulge of the bun instead of the knot.

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The manner of smoothly gathering the top hair adds a relaxed sophistication that isn't too extravagant, which is very characteristic of Korea.

Korean-style onion hair might be a good idea?

The features of Korean brides' onion hair can be summed up like this♡

・The top hair is straight and sleek.

・The buns are not perfectly round; they have a loosely tied shape like a gourd.

・Small flowers are simply inserted into the bun knot.

I think it’s cute, so I recommend it as a hair option for weddings.

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