Any child who is performing in any ballet class in the recital must have their hair in a bun!
Buns must be at the back of the dancer’s head roughly even with their ears. Buns should not be on the top of the dancer’s head. A low ballet bun is pictured left (first on mobile) and a high ballet bun is pictured right (second on mobile). Your child’s teacher will tell you exactly where the bun should be but it will be in one of these places.
Buns should be held in place with a hair tie so that there is no hair on the dancer’s face. It should be smooth, with no visible part. If your dancers has bangs, they need to be held back with bobby pins or rubber bands so that they are not visible. Buns are then held in place with bobby pins. If you need to, you can use a bun donut. The bun is then covered with a hair net so that no hair escapes during the performance.