Soft High Bun/Top Knot Hairstyle Tutorial. Learn Gorgeous Quick Easy Bridal Hairstyle

I'M going to show you how to create a fabulous high bun on Victoria, I'm just going to put a little bit of texturizing spray into Victoria's hair, just a lights tricks through the hair, I've just kind of loosely spritz through the whole of the hair, and I'm Just going to go over with the dryer just to make sure there's no dampness left in the hair. Well done, doesn't take a lot to to drive that particular product on the hair. So we were using the l'oreal techne arts, French girl, texturizing spray, and I love this product. It'S really quick and easy to use. If you don't have time to use a salt spray and the mousse you can use the French girl spray as a one-stop shop. So we're going to create I'm going to create a lovely high bun and we're going to begin and again a section of hair that we're going to lift up into a ponytail high on the crown. Now it depends where you'd like to have the bun. You could have the bun a little bit lower down or you can have it a little bit higher up, but we're going to go just on the crown here. So you want to leave an even size section of hair, almost like a halo of hair around the edge of the ponytail and make sure you're happy with your kind of halo of hair around the hairline. It might seem simple when you're separating the hair with your comb and creating your parting in the hair when you create your parting, you'll, probably find it's much easier, don't kind of have your hair up here and try to create a parting kind of down here, because What happens as you pull the hair out you just end up with a lot of kind of hair flying around everywhere, gets really difficult to find, try and separate the hair so try when you're doing this. So I'm holding her with my three fingers, leaving my finger and thumb free go in with the comb and draw the line on the scalp, where you want the parting to be then, bring your fingers down and separate that hair. And if you can see that, then, when I pull this away gently because she's got long hair, then you can see then the line then continues all the way across and it's important that you keep the tip of the comb on the scalp all the time. So you can't draw a section if your coma is away from the head, so keep your comb on the head all the ways, if you're drawing a line on the head and take it to where you want it to be, then bring in your finger and firm Separate that hair and then you've got your nice clean, new section, nice and neat and ready to go. So the key is to keep both the comb that you're using to create your section line and your free hand the hand that's holding the hair, keep it close to the scalp and you'll find your sectioning is much easier and then I'm going to use two. Possibly three of the little silicone elastic bands just to hold this ponytail in place. I never use just one because they do have a tendency to snap when you least want them to make sure you happy with the position and the height, because this is going to create the foundation for the rest of the style. So you want to make sure it's in the right place and it's nice and secure then check with your clients and make sure it's not too tight and it's comfortable, because this is going to be the foundation for the staff. That'S going to be in all day. We want this to look like a really soft relaxed. Bun got a couple of choices. We can back comb the hair here and I'm not back combing it a lot, but each one of these are the sections here. So remember: when we back home, you don't want to hold the hair and a big tight clump. So remember what we need to do we're going to put our fingers through the hair, so it's nice and wide, but that they in the Midlands, as well as at the root and go in with our comb and just back comb and add those two together. And I'm just going to go back and push that back, coming back down to the root again and let's work our way all the way around. So remember when you're back combing, you start near the roots, and here I'm working my way down the hair back to the root again and so you're, going over the back combing more than once little bit at the root few steps up the ladder back down to The root again and go over that back coming again, so you don't get lots of gaps and spaces in your in the hair and now you've got options here. We can bring the hair all back at once and add it to the ponytail and we're just gon na add this hair to the ponytail. So it looks lovely. Although we've got that lovely strong foundation underneath for my lovely, secure, ponytail, the rest of the hair looks lovely and soft and relaxed, and then we can pull it out a little bit more. So it looks really soft under there. You can decide where you want to have it kind of loose. You could even have this as a kind of messy little ponytail, but I think we'll have this we'll. Take it up as a little burn have a little play with the bits that maybe want to come down. So now, let's create a lovely bun here, so I'm going to get two sections of hair and create a little twist. So if I twist one strand clockwise and crossover anti-clockwise and grab hold of that one, you need some cold it, so the twist doesn't fall out, so don't kind of just let it go so make sure you hold on to the twist when you cross it over. So this the section of home my right hand I'm turning clockwise and then I'm going to cross it over this strand anti-clockwise twist and cross twist and cross twist and cross. So we've got our little rope twist here. So first of all wrap it around and it won't look like anything at first, but don't worry you're going to secure the hair here and I'm using the anchor of the ponytail just slide. My bobby pins under so I've got the end of the hair here and I'm going to kind of pick up some hair from the ponytail and weave the bobby, pin in and kind of wiggle it around picking up how we should go and then slide it in Using the ponytail inside is your nice strong foundation, and then we can play with this hair here, open it out and pin it in place. The key is to not try and do the whole of the knot at once. Just get a little bit of hair, pull it out, tweak it that's it unsecure. I'Ve got a nice strong foundation under there that we can use a little shorter bits of hair there. That we'll need to hide, put those away and build up your style, and when you kind of decide you want the hair to stay, you can grip it using the foundation, the ponytail as your anchor. You can work with each section and spread the hair. So this one now I'm going to bring this over, bring it over to here a little bit so every section of how you really make work for you, so if you're finding it difficult now to open these sections out. If this was your latest wedding day, you found it difficult to open the sections out without them separating then it would be best to put some texturizing dust in each of these sections, so that then you can spread them out and open them and make them really Big and chunky, without them separating and splitting, but if this were a trial day, then avoid until you know exactly what style she look she's looking for, I would avoid putting too much texturizing powder in the hair because you'll find it will limit you. Then, if you need to go on and create a different style, so I'm going to create a different style now on Victoria. So I'm not going to put texturizing dust into the sections of hair, but that's definitely what I would do if I wanted to make any of these sections. Look a little bit chunkier, but that's a little soft updo, loose knotted burn with the sides of soft and beautiful if you've enjoyed this tutorial. Just click like and subscribe and join me on my next video