Outlander Hairstyle Tutorial - The Dunsany Sisters Geneva & Isobel

Hello, sass onyx and all the other Outlander fans out there. Today'S tutorial is another from the world of Jamie and Claire in season 3 of Outlander. Again there is not a lot going on with our leads hair styles, but the supporting characters have some lovely looks specifically. We met the density sisters who wore some regal braids at hellwater, so in this video, I'm going to show you how to do both of those Styles get ready for it. Let'S start out with Geneva Dunsany, her style requires a little bit of prep beforehand, specifically the hair on the sides and top of her head is curled a bit in sections running front. To back to accomplish this divide your hair into three long sections on top starting at your forehead and ending at your crown, also make a section of hair on each side of your head, starting at your hairline and running back to about your level wrap each of These sections around a curling implement in the 18th century. This would likely be some sort of cloth or raw that the hair is wrapped around while damp and is then left in the hair overnight to set it. You can do an overnight set like this as well. I'Ll give you a link to the specific silk curlers, I'm demonstrating in the description box below. You can also use a curling iron to do this more quickly, while much less common until about the 19th century. People throughout history also occasionally used iron rods, heated in a fire to curl hair as a sort of pre-modern curling wand. They also used ly to get the hair to hold a curl, but these days I would probably recommend setting lotion or hairspray. Instead, when your hair has been successfully curled, first grab a little bit of the middle section and start twisting the hair towards the back of your head, twisting more hair from this curl section as you progress backwards. When you reach the back of your head, secure the twist here with a couple pins in the same manner, also twist back the to curl sections on either side of this middle section. When you reach the back of your head with each of these sections, drape it over the middle section and pin down on the opposite side of that middle twist, this crossing at the back gives your hair on top a more voluminous and pulled together. Look then, with each section, on the side of your head twist, each one up and gently drape it across the twists on top of your head at the place where they are all pinned. These twists should look loose and effortlessly arranged. So don't pull the section tight or twist too hard, pin these twists in place and you have the top of the style finished. Finally, Geneva has a Dutch braid running down the back of the head, so pick up a chunk of hair from right behind, where you pinned all the twists divide this section into three and then weave the leftmost strand underneath the middle one, so it becomes the new Middle and then the rightmost strand, weaves under the middle as well to the left strand, add in some new hair from next to the braid to make the Strand bigger and then weave it under the middle, add new hair to the right strand and weave the note Bigger right strand, under the middle as well, keep up this process, adding new hair to the outer strands before weaving them under this will make the Dutch braid form down the back of your head, be sure to incorporate all the hair on your head. That is still hanging free when you reach the lower back of your head and there is no more hair to add in finish the braid. Normally, all the way to the ends here tie the end of the braid, with a hair tie to finish the look. Next, we'll do Isabel Dunsany with her twisted braids and bun updo start by drawing apart on either side of your head. That begins right in front of your ear and angles upward to the top of your crown gather up all the hair above this part and twist it into a temporary bun for now to hold it out of the way with the rest of your hair divide it Into a left and a right half with one of these halves split the hair into three strands and start making a normal three-strand braid, as this braid begins to form, keep it tight and direct it upwards to the ceiling. Read the whole length of this hair and secure the ends with a small hair time, pick up the other half of hair now and also make this into a braid that points upwards braid all the way to the ends and tie off with a small hair elastic. Next pick up these braids and twist them together behind your head form the twist upwards as well twist the braids together completely and then holding this twist in one hand, let down the hair. You pinned up on top of your head, pin the twists to the back of your head with bobby pins so that it's held in place now, if your hair is long and your twists of braids extends past the part you made at the crown of your head, Coil up the remaining length of braids and pin it into a bun at the top of the back of your head right behind the parting in your hair. Try to make this bun as flat as you can then drape all the hair. On top of your head back over this braid bun and pin it in place, on top of the button twist up the remaining lengths of hair and coil it into another bond that sits directly. On top of the first pin this bun in place and as you form it make sure to push pins in underneath the bun so that they're hidden from view when that bun is secured in place, you can tuck on the hair. On top of your head a little bit to poof it up more after that, you're Isabelle style is complete thanks. So much for watching this outlander tutorial. 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