Easy Hairstyles For Thick Curly Hair Tutorials

Gorgeous gorgeous girls embrace their curls hello. My olives welcome back to my channel. You might be here because you need some inspiration on how to style your curly hair, or you might have seen my reel, which has seven different hairstyles, that i created i'm going to take you through those tutorials for each of those styles. Today i washed my hair yesterday and i just refreshed it today. It is a bit fuzzy now that i've been touching it and trying the different styles out, but we're working with good curls. Today, this style is so easy. You just need two matching clips. I got these from cotton on these are a few years old. Now you can also get clips like this from ebay, la visa, just stores like that with jewelry and accessories. I grab the hair from above my ear and then the middle of my scalp, and i kind of just pull it back and lock it in place. With these clips. You could do four clips three clips, one clip in the middle, so that's the easiest one to do. Let'S go on to the next one for this one, we're working with this scarf that i got from asos a while ago. You want a scarf that is square and at least 80 centimeters to 100 centimeters long, so i'm gon na fold this in half so that it becomes a triangle. I'M going to flip all my hair down and then tie a knot behind my neck. With these two ends and then once you push everything up, you should have this little bandana happening. You can adjust it if you need to make it tighter and then i just pull my hair to the front and you can either leave it like this. For a cute little bandana moment, or you can pull your bangs out or your front bits out, i always get compliments on this style when i wear it like this, i feel like this scarf goes with everything as well done. This is my most commonly worn hairstyle. As a curly girl, i'm sure a lot of you wear your hair like this as well. It'S the curly, updo messy pineapple. You can use a scrunchie, a normal elastic. I like to use these thick black elastics from insert name here. These come with all their extensions and wigs, and the key to this is that it doesn't have to be neat, so you have to worry about using a brush or um a lot of bobby pins. If i was trying to do a more slicked updo, that would be a different story, but for a messy updo bun, i just grab all my hair. Just pull out some more long, curly bits, whatever works for your hairstyle, just leave those front bits hanging just move. This up so i can fit my button in and i'm just tying a ponytail at the top of my head and then i just kind of adjust it to sit it the way i want it to and that's how i do my messy kelly, bun i'll use. A bobby pin sometimes to pin back any baby hairs that any baby hairs that have fallen out the back yeah, so so easy. So after tying your hair up like this, i'm going to show you how to add a scarf and i've got this square scarf from princess polly. It'S the same size as the other one, i'm just folding it in half to make a triangle. I'M going to place. The scarf at the back of my head, like so so you've got the top of the triangle there and the two ends and you're just going to bring them forward and tie one knot. You have this part at the back sticking up and i'm just going to tuck it over so fold it over to where i want it to sit, and then you just have these two ends to tie, so i just bring them to the back. Make sure it's nice and tight and tie a knot at the back and because my bun is getting longer and longer. I have to kind of pull it out of the headband, and some of my bun is still actually under the headband because it is long. So i just pull out kind of the outer edges, so that's how i do this scarf updo. I love this so much. It makes me feel very goddess-like and tropical. This one doesn't have to be too neat either it can be messy. All you need to do is pull out your front bits that you want to keep out or you can tie your whole top layer back. I get the hair just above my ears and kind of pull it back to the back of my head and i'm just separating the layers you can take as much hair as you want, or as little as you want. This is the amount that i take. I'M just going to use an elastic to tie my hair here there we go. It'S really really easy, especially for thick hair. That'S what it'd look like without your bangs, but i just like the look of having all these curly bits out gorgeous gorgeous girls embrace their curls. So you can do these two plaits without extensions. I just thought it'd be cool to add a bit more extra length, but these naturally curly clip-ins from babonia. I basically clip these at the back of my head to get that extra length for those flats. I'M clipping my hair up and just leaving that bottom layer out and i'm gon na clip these like this. They kind of overlap each other at the back of my head there, if you already have long, hair or if you'd rather short little plaits, which would also be cute. You can skip this step. So now you can see. My hair is very long with those two extra extensions, i'm just going to use a comb to part my hair in the middle. You don't really want to do a clean part down the middle, because you'll be able to see the clips of the extensions. But if you don't have the extensions just bring that comb all the way down the back? You don't want to be too tight or neat, because you want to show off your curls and let them know that your hair is curly, not straight. I'M just going to pull my fringe out, i'm starting near the bottom of my head and i'm just parting, my hair into three pieces, and basically i just start plaiting, so overlapping the middle piece with the outer piece, overlapping overlapping just be loose with it. You don't have to be too neat, then i'm just tying the end with an elastic. I kind of tie it where my natural hair finishes and the extension keeps going, because you can kind of see where my natural hair stops. I know this style might not be for everyone, but i thought i'd show you how i get the length in these pigtails. Let me know if you're going to try out this one so for this space, buns look you'll just need two elastics, i'm going to part. My hair in half it doesn't have to be too neat, i'm just going to tie that one to the side and start with this side, leaving my fringe out. As always, i'm tying my hair up into a high side. Bun, i'm just twisting it around, but i'm being quite loose with it. I want the curls to kind of stick out so i've just so. What we have right now is just a bun like that, and the key is to kind of twist it and pull at it to make it look nice and full, and you can pull out some of the curls you can use bobby pins to make it sit. How you want to so i'm just pinning it down there. So we've got some of the curls coming out on the side which looks cute so with those buns you just got to keep adjusting it until they look matching and cute together. I'M interested to know if anyone would wear their hair like this. I don't think i've worn it curly out like this. It'S a matter of finding an outfit that matches this style. All of these were very casual styles. We didn't need any brushes gel cream. You basically just needed your curls and some elastic, so i hope you guys find these easy to achieve and let me know if you're going to try them out in your everyday styling if you guys are interested i'll make a part. Two video, where i do more formal hairstyles, where we have to use more brushes tools, um gels and creams, to create more sleek looks, but all of these are perfect for naturally, curly hair comment down below what style was your favorite and also? Let me know what you want to see next on my channel. 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