
Vivette's Dance Studio
The Temple 336 S. Santa Fe
vivettesdance@hotmail.com
. We are located in the Masonic Temple at 336 S. Santa Fe. Registration is open, use the buttons below. You will be taken to a software program where you can register for the class of your choice.
Our new DancelyTM program is for preschoolers 3-6. It is full of bright, happy music, fun dances, laughter and joy! We are the only studio in Salina teaching the Dancely program.
Vivette's Dance is a recreational, non-competitive studio. We dance for joy, not trophies.
We focus on the elementary dancer with classes for dancers ages 2 - 12.
We also have adult classes.
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BUN MAKING 101
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Necessities Brush, comb, donut, hairband (not a scrunchy) bobby pins, hairnet, hairspray
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Hair goes into a bun if it’s slightly dirty. If dancers’ hair is super fine, a hair gel may help.
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Brush hair into a ponytail either top of head, back or head or nape of neck depending on what has been requested.
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Pin bangs back or to side of head. Bangs are sort of like wearing a hat on stage, creates shadows on dancer’s face.
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Use a hairband to secure ponytail tightly. A scrunchie won’t work, they are decorative not hard working.
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For thin or short hair use a donut and slide pony tail up center of donut. Slightly backcomb hair, fold over and swirl around donut. Appy a hairnet twisting once to make fit better. These are cheap, usually come 3 in a pack for under $2. Well worth it.
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Pin the heck out of it, starting a one point on the bun and going around. I’d rather have too many pins than a wobbly bun distracting dancer.
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Spray liberally with hairspray. Old fashion Aqua net is fantastic.
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Hair decorations normally go on right side of bun.