Chinese Social Media Swept by Trend of Overly Voluminous Hairdos Despite Abundant Locks

The trend began with a video posted by Weibo user Xiao Jin, who initially stated that she lacked skills rather than hair. She then showcased her attempt at a double braid hairstyle with excessive volume, which was intended for those with less hair to work with. However, the results were not as desired and many netizens found humor in the overly voluminous style.

Fellow Weibo user DDCC shared her own struggles with braiding and buns, stating that while her hair volume is high, it's not tied well. She even suggested that those who cannot master the art of a "braid mullet" should come to her for a lesson. However, she also acknowledged in a follow-up post that the results are inconsistent and cannot be guaranteed.

Another user, South, shared her own attempt at achieving high volume with a summer botanical bouquet-inspired hairstyle on her weibo video. She reinforced the notion that what is lacking is not hair but skilled hands to weave it. Netizens praised her high volume of hair but also pointed out that the finished product was not as neatly done as hoped for.

The reactions from netizens have been varied, with some expressing their own struggles and frustrations with voluminous hair. Others have found humor in the attempts, while some have offered words of encouragement and advice. Many users expressed that their hands lack the skill needed to weave their abundance of locks into a stylish and neat hairstyle. One netizen even joked about the risk of losing strands of hair during the process.

In conclusion, the trend of excessive volume hairstyles on Weibo has taken the platform by storm. Users have shared their attempts at mastering these elaborate styles despite having copious amounts of hair. While some found humor in the results and others offered words of encouragement, the overall sentiment was that having a abundance of hair does not necessarily mean having skilled hands to weave it into a beautiful and neat finish.