Amelia Carrington-Lee, Wig Supervisor at English National Ballet, shares her top tips and techniques to make the perfect soft classical ballet bun. Featuring First Soloist Alison McWhinney.
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Tools needed
2:09 Section the hair
3:03 Tidy any flyaways
3:31 Sweep hair and place pins
5:41 Add the hair net
6:18 Bun placement
7:21 Check proportions
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