How To Create A Beehive Hairstyle : Beehive Hair Tutorial
- Posted on 20 October, 2011
- Hair Knowledge
- By Anonymous
In this video Chris Tilley, a stylist at our Trafford Centre salon in Manchester and a member of the Regis Artistic Team, shows you how to create the ultimate 60s look. To keep your 60's style in shape try this tutorial with one of our holding products: http://www.regissalons.co.uk/shop/styl...
This style has been made popular recently on the catwalks of Jean-Paul Gaultier and in the TV series Mad Men; specifically worn by screen-siren Christina Hendricks, as she plays the sassy and seductive Joan Holloway.
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It'S said to be a big hit on the catwalk London Fashion Week's have an early feature to chose of Gucci and Jean Paul Gautier. So in our latest video we're going to show you how you can create the perfect behind the ultimate retro glamour for 60s glam. Go for a classic beehive with all of the hair pinned up on the back section, brushed hair over to one side and pin in place move the rest of this section into your hand and create the chignon. Then dress the front and sides of your hair into the back once this is done, smooth it into your hand and wrap it into your chignon and pin into place to start backcomb in place. Your back combing brush into the hair and then start brushing down towards the rooms, to finish, tease out the shape and create the level of fullness that you want. Lastly, spray using DesignLine volumizing spray to tidy up any loose hairs. So, that's all you need to know about how to create the perfect behind this style is great for super glam like out as a kind of dramatic effect. Any outfitter can just as easily add secretary style to the daytime office. Loop just make sure you reduce the height of your back if you're going to have your own free hair transformation and please get in touch by our ideas at have a great hair day, kwk the picture of your current style and location, and you could start in Our next video
Comments
Brooks & Co. Weddings: My mom used to do this hair style! Lovely bouffant beehive! It is exactly how she used to do it to!!! If you look at old movies it was a french twist into a beehive!!! Lovely Thanks
Macy King Maguire: Wow, thanks for the advice! I have to do this for a play, so I'm looking for a way to take it up and down easily.
TackyAki: I didn't say this wasn't the "vintage" way, it's just how we learned it, and it's a BASIC GUIDE.
TonicalYoutubing: From someone who frequently wears a beehive as an everyday style: It's easier with a rat. Put a bun form, your own rolled up hair from your hairbrush (not for me, but they did it in the 60s) or a small rolled sock under the top part- you have to backcomb less and it's much more stable throughout the day.
Chrissy Salon: Loved it I like to see you do a French pleat and a bunch of curls
TackyAki: I went to hair school and I'm a Red Seal hairstylist, I've been hairdressing for 7 years. This is the basic way to do a beehive, there's ways you can personalise it and make it your own. Yes his is messy and unfinished-looking but you have to just use your brain and make it how you want.. That's the point of a TUTORIAL: Give the basic idea so you can take what you want from it. Yes, schools do teach "the way ppl use to do back in the day", pincurls, rollersets, etc.
Theresa Mazur: I really wish that you would've shown exactly what you did when you pinned the hair up, instead of just showing it pinned up. It would've been a lot more helpful if you showed exactly what you did, step by step, instead of just skipping ahead and showing the hair already pinned up. I would feel a lot more confident doing it on my own hair, and been able to review the video as I was doing it myself. Now I have to search for a more in depth tutorial.
Jadiewady: I wish I could do it as good as you do! My hair is so thin..
Nancy Karen Rivera: Love it!^.^
Brittany Murderface: you guys should do some 80's hair styles too. ^_^
Marquita Bailey: Love it
Grace: You didn't show how to pin the 2nd part (the beehive bump) into the French twist, so I'm left wondering how I'm to do that myself! Not super helpful, but very pretty end result.
EJofLA: Overall a pretty look, but think it could be improved by making it slightly looser. Looks a little tight and narrow from the front.
itsaquagmire: What kind of "pins" is the stylist using to secure the chignon? I know bobby pins would never hold my hair up like that. Is he using spring-loaded clips? What kind? If anyone knows, I'd appreciate your reply!
Emilee Renee: Ringo Starr is amazing, dont be hating.. good job on tutorial, it was super quick and looks a lot easier than i thought it would be
TackyAki: Hey everyone, news flash, this is exactly how we learned it in hair school.
Carl De: Taht's NOT a bee hive, it's a version of a twist. These people don't know what they are doing.
Aly Golightly: It looks like Holly Golightly's hair ! ^____^
loverlyme: As a former teacher of 30+ years, this is a FAIL when it comes to tutorials. You just presumed everyone knows all the steps in between. The introduction and recap were longer than the instruction section. I really hope your tutorials have become more detailed since 2011, otherwise you will have lost 95% of your 'students.'
Nicole Frizzie: it looks nice, however you did not explain it well
Darcee Dillon: Actually it's more genuine to the 60's, not the 50's.
kirwanqueren: For a professional look that looked like CRAP. I would be so ashamed to have that be shown as my work as a hair stylist. Wow.
Emily Tran: i really don't get why people make rude comments just because this video is by a professional and not by a regular youtuber
Direness: Exactly. And you'll have less bumpage to smooth over - this beehive looks really sloppy to me.
Greg Norvick: Very good
MissFitt Dolly: i know it is the basic way cause thats what i learned in school too
Hillary Smith: That would be HELL to brush out afterwards.
Peau Rose: I tried it and it looks horribly, my hair's just too thick to handle
MissFitt Dolly: yeah but schools don't do vintage hair the same way ppl use to do back in the day. i know cause i am in cosmo school
Eva: He'd do well with a shave.
Alice Josephine: Looks awesome but needed more instruction.
Jane Chloe: She look very pretty
Anita McGrew: This is a french twist!
Beachangel1221: Wow... The comments are brutal. I didn't think it looked all that bad.
Georgina Rowbotham: wow he's charismatic
Stella Selv: the BEST...........
The3Randoms ACK: To me as a hairdresser this is just a french roll with alot of body at the front section......
Gema Morales: I've seen better than this plus showing step by step how to do it. ☹
willemparrucchiere: And this should be a beehive like Mari Wilson's? eat your heart out boy, your work doesn't even come close!
Tayla Carlin: ...Why not just backcomb your hair and pin it...then hairspray...simples.
GLLS007: this isnt a beehive it french twist
Laura McCarthy: This is too hard!!
Sarah Noire: Stylist reminds me of Ringo Starr..
Andrea Barrientes: You skipped so many steps. Still am so confused
Amy Vannessa Speirs: This is pretty crap. I doubt that it only takes 3 steps to do this. :'(
Brenda: That is NOT a bee hive. That is a french roll. They were both popular in the same era and were two totally different styles. You need to do your homework and state facts correctly, or you might cause you reputation to be known as... not credible, not professional, and lackadaisical in content presentation.
ГКУ ЧИКАБАМБОНИ: не аккуратно
Leehaa14: Not a very good tutorial as you dont show clearly what the steps are and how to actually get there. rubbish
MissFitt Dolly: i am not saying u don't know how to do hair and yes i know school teach pin curls and rollers i am in school i have learned all that but some vintage hair they just don't teach them the exsact the way ppl use do thier hair.
Sameer Sam: Its a french twist...
Lolly Genet: Looks great but this is rubbish if you want to try it yourself. You're not showing step by step but jump from one stage to another, so hard to replicate. Just showing off me thinks.
Amy Vannessa Speirs: To marionetemenJ : I think you're commenting on the wrong video.
Darcee Dillon: Jesus, look at the conk on that girl.
Crystal Simpson: Wow that looks horrible!!!
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i sign: that was not perfect and one of the worse editorials i have ever seen.
Jericho Ortiz: You shouldn't talk badly about someone who is trying to teach you something. Let's see you do it then, no que bien mamon whey?
Jessica Jones: not clear
Tilly Mitchell: The videos not working
Ez: This is a bad tutorial
VICTOR MANUEL RODRIGUEZ RODRIGUEZ: ugly... that was a completely mess...
Bonnie: Click bait
ariel51673: it's so incomplete........
Jenna Rujawitz: This did not help at all!!
Tiff JM: That did not help at all
Bethany Sachs: @WhiteTulip2113 I agree with u u can't even c wat he's doing
TheDomminatriX: sorry, looks like a hot mess
Karin Stewart: Awful
juniorycecymartinez: Ugly!!!!
Renata Mahmud: this is crap!!! i'm going back to videojug now :/
Monique Griffin: I hated it periods I hate that