Prom Pixie Hairstyle Tutorial- How To Get A Simple Slicked-Back Style

Hey guys so the first thing we're going to do for our prom pixee wearing I flipped back style just so that you guys know. First thing: we're going to do because my hair is almost dry is throwing some of the Armco prep spray or one sorry called lunders a breakfast right. Michelle calls this vitamin water for your hair. It'S not having it all, so you don't worry about being too late with it. Okay, so next up we're going to use a Rockaway, it's the Armco salt spray, we're going to spray some of this into the route up front. To give us some of that list and our flipped back style, the last thing we're going to put in their hair is the aircraft mousse pomades, also czar, by Armco. We'Ve only put three products in our hair, and I know some of you guys are going only, but I really is necessary if you want to build volume and give yourself a foundation to style your hair, if you just try to style straight from white hair without Putting anything in it or just putting a leave-in conditioner a lot of the times your Styles aren't going to hold. I threw the very last bit of that too. Just so, you guys know into the size of my hair, because we do want those sides to have some hold when we stick them back and just for fun. I'M going to put some our encode tinsel, smoothing oil on the ends of my top. Just a tiny, tiny bit you have any kind of hair, serum or hair oil. You may just want to put these just on the ends so that it doesn't look to your hideout, looks nice and moisturized and smooth, and so like, throw the last bit of that. Again on the sides of my hands to dry this baby up, I'm going to use God's gift to hair, not really but really um. My bio ionic Tenex luxe dryer, which is the fastest dryer. The lightest dryer you strongest driver all to everything. Most dryer. I'Ve ever tried in my life, so that's why I call it God's gift to him um and I'm going to use my FB. I -- hairs round brush this. Everyone always actives is the b3 brush. Okay. So that's good to work. I'M going to dry the sides back first, we may want to put a little bit more and make out o add as we go in KC media, I'm going to just use this on the medium setting with the nozzle. I very rarely use the high setting this because it's social when you've gotten majority, your sides are dry and the top is roughly dry but still damp. We still want it a little damp so that it can actually hold our style. That'S when our round brunch comes into play, coup de Mer starts in the back and work to the front on to the next section, just adding some more towards the back, so that I can dry that and clipping the rest up front. So it stays out of my way. I find it easier to dry here in smaller sections like this, when you really want it to be perfect, just because you're not turning to dry too big of a section at once and you're not leaving anything damp. That needs to be completely dried and make it a little stiffer to be brushing through with the round brush, as you get close to this to the front, because that stall, salt spray is a little bit sticky, but just make sure you do it in smaller sections. If you having trouble, I'm just going to redo this side, because my cowlick over here can be a little bit of a pain, okay, guys now it's up to you to put your own style into this, you can leave it. You know pretty flat and just swish back just how we just blow-dried it. You can run your fingers into it and try to give it some some more volume and then just lightly piece back some of the side pieces so that it kind of one smooth smooth. Like transition get out your hairspray because you're definitely going to need it for this one. So again you can give yourself some more volume. If you want to go in, you can tease the top of this so I'll. Take this and back comb out of it grab a comb, I'm taking a pretty big section, because I want in the kind of the middle in my head and I'm just going to backcomb ever so lightly. So it gives me some volume and then just take your fingers, like, I said, really gently kind of piece it back and place it. How you want it. Your hair should be pretty moldable because we put that salt spray in it. So it gives it a ton of texture so that you can work with it. You don't forget that hairspray, so you can give it more volume like this. We can put a part in it right. So if you want a slicked back pompadour, but you do kind of want a little bit of a part, throw a part into it and then kind of swoop it back and flick it back on both sides. This is probably my favorite. I don't feel right unless I have a part in my hair, so can totally look it back like this with the part super posh right. I totally would need some hairspray if I wanted away or like this so because my little there's a cowlick likes to come out, classy classic class, so yeah guys there you have it you're super classy super posh kind of slicked back. You can wear this with. You know all kinds of jewelry all kinds of different dresses. It looks really really good with big earrings. So if you have like chandelier earrings that you learn with your dress, how pretty it shows off the earrings, because your hair is not in the way it's kind of it's just more of a statement. You know you're showing off your face and make up your jewelry and your hair is there and pretty and classic, but isn't taking the attention away from you. So there you have, it done, have fun at prom and I'll see you soon.