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Pamela Anderson Proves That the ’80s “Scrunchie Bun” Is the Easiest, Most Romantic Way to Wear Your Hair

Pamela Anderson Proves That the ’80s “Scrunchie Bun” Is the Easiest, Most Romantic Way to Wear Your Hair

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Pamela Anderson Proves That the ’80s “Scrunchie Bun” Is the Easiest, Most Romantic Way to Wear Your Hair

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A real beauty chameleon, Pamela Anderson has worn her signature blonde hair as a bombshell bob with plenty of volume, a short cut with sharp “Joan of Arc” baby bangs, a copper mullet, and a variety of chic French chignons.

But in a video posted on her Sonsie skincare account this week, Anderson proves subtle tweaks can easily elevate the humble off-duty low bun. Instead of wearing it in a trendy, slicked-back style, Anderson kept her updo soft, romantic, and relaxed by leaning into her wavy hair's natural texture and opting for face-framing pieces. A cream scrunchie kept the look in place effortlessly.

French pins and claw clips have never been more covetable, but for hair prone to breakage or snagging, Anderson's scrunchie technique is the best option. The basic scrunchie is timeless and has been a staple since it rose in popularity in the late ’80s, so this updo isn't a completely new style, but it does remind us how practical and elegant a good scrunchie can be.

Hairstylists have long recommended silk versions, which are extra gentle on hair and don't leave bends in the strands once you remove them. Plus, as someone with fine hair that tangles and knots easily, this editor knows firsthand how useful a silk hair tie is.

It's also much more comfortable to wear, whether you're keeping your hair up for long hours or sleeping in it. For those who prefer a vegan alternative, try bamboo satin. Scrunchies have stood the test of time for a reason, and Anderson's minimalist updo proves how elegant this classic accessory can be.

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