Curtain Bangs & Flips Hair Tutorial

Hey guys, it's marella, and today i'm going to give you the tutorial on this hairstyle. I recently chopped my hair chopped, my layers chopped my bangs. Actually, i've had bangs for three four months, but i added everything else recently. This is my very needy baby. If you haven't met her yet she was crying because i wasn't paying attention to her so anyway. Curtain beings are super trendy right now and i wanted to show you guys how i style, mine and kind of keep them in place and just my go-to style. I wanted something different that i could still wear my naturally straight hair, but also like make it look better. So i've been wearing this hairstyle all the time and i only have to do it once every couple of days and it stays oh yeah. Also, i'm brunette. Now i was blown to this entire year, it's december now i was blonde from february to december and i really didn't make a lot of content within that time. So it probably seems like i wasn't blonde for very long, but it felt really long to me. Lately. I'Ve just been having so much fun with hair, so i wanted to share it with you guys, and i hope you love it if you're ready, let's get started on this tutorial, okay, so the first thing i'm actually going to do is blow dry. The bangs - and i accidentally already did it they look a little bit done, but not fully so i'll put it on a low setting. Just so you guys can kind of still hear me. I'M gon na blast it like in the opposite direction on each side and then i'll. Take these and go like this and then i'll use a small round brush. When i'm doing my whole head, i usually use a bigger one, but for just the bangs i'm going to use this small one and i'm going to put the hot air from the top and the box. I can move the part around now. So next i'm going to take my curling iron and i'm going to take a thinner layer of my bangs just going to do my things and layers. So first i'm going to do like this very front layer and then i'm going to do the next one. I'M using the 1.5 inch barrel and i'm going to take it right at the roots and just curl it under like this and you'll, get that like selena, curl bangs, then i'll take the next layer and i'm just going to do the same, and this holds better For me than the blow dryer alone, so that's why i do both and then you can kind of just like move it to one side to hold it out of your eyes. In the meantime, then, i'm going to start working on the whole head. So this is one of the only hairstyles that i don't part the hair and take it up in like sections, because it's just a really easy and fast hairstyle. And so you can kind of just grab the pieces of hair that you need and you don't really need to work like in layers. So i'm going to take the bottom layer of my hair and hold the curling iron so that the clamp is on the bottom and i'm going to kind of straighten it. But then, when i get to the ends, i'm going to do this like kind of flip out technique - and i chopped a ton of layers into my hair. So i'm just doing this on the bottom layer, but you can kind of do it like on as much of the bottom part of your hair as you want kind of like roll it up. So then you'll see the bottom will look like this and it'll flip out. Then, once i get a little higher on my hair, i'm going to smooth it the other way, so the clamp is going to be on the top and i'm kind of going to curl. This part inward, like towards my face. I don't give it a lot of shape. I just kind of go through it really quickly for this entire top part of my hair. I'M going to do it in one section: i'm going to take the curling iron again, clamp on the top kind of like flying or straighten as i go, and then at the ends i'm going to make it round. So you can see it makes my hair curl in, but it's not this huge, drastic curl at the end, it's just like a very subtle shape and i'll take like a couple of pieces and just kind of enhance them. If you will like that, then i'll repeat on the other side, remember for the bottom layers. Clamp goes on the bottom and it's really hard to do this without a clamp. So if you have a wand, then i would recommend just using a straightener instead, so curl out, and the reason why i start at the roots is because i blow dried my hair today, so it did make my hair look a little bit frizzy. If you air dried and you don't have any frizz, then you can kind of just do the ends now for this side, i'm going to do the same. I did on the other side, the clamp is going to be on the top and i'm kind of going to like round the hair in a few strays come out, that's okay, because i'm actually going to like retouch, some of them clamp on top round in the Hair now both sides should look the same. Now, i'm going to kind of mess with the things and what i do. I always like my hair parted in the middle, but you definitely don't have to you can kind of like flip them over your hair. Make them look cuter now what i always do to make sure that the back of the hair looks really cute and bouncy and full is i take the top section of the back of my hair and you'll notice that these ones are pretty straight? They don't have a lot of curve at the bottom, so i'm going to take the curling iron clamp up, put it at the roots and pull it through, and i'm going to kind of like give these a little curl at the end. I'Ll just put that off to the side for now, because then i'm going to pull up the next layer trying to like get lower so that you guys can see how i do this curling iron on and curl the ends under like this and then after i Let the hair go i'll kind of like pull it into the back like this, and you can see it's so much more shapely. It looks really cute and when i turn to the side and show you guys, like the back of my hair, i like the way that looks a lot better than the straight completely like flat, hair. Okay, so now for the curtain bangs, i usually pull the bangs and put them over the top of the rest of my hair. So they have this nice little like flip out on the side. Now, if your hair is really stubborn, like mine, you can use one more thing which is insert name here, quick slick. This saves my bangs, so i get this like space and i don't really like the way it looks so i'm just gon na like move. My other hair out of the way and i'm going to comb through my bangs, like this and kind of push them forward and i'll do it from underneath. So then it closes up the space and then what i do i'll. Let my hair out and put the bangs over my hair again, and you see it just makes the hairs like fall into place instead of them having that giant space and there's still a little bit of space, which is fine, like my hair, is kind of thin In the front, i literally dropped something every time i make a video, it's a curse anyway, i'm going to do the same thing on this side there. This just kind of like ensures that the bangs stay where i want now. If your hair is extra non-cooperative, you can place the things and just give them a little spritz of hairspray and they should stay there. We go curtain being blowout magic. I if you guys like this hair tutorial, this style is my everyday go-to. Now, and also this is just so quick and easy, and if you have straight hair like me, it's a really nice way to like add a little extra, something to the very straight. Look, alright guys. Thank you. So much for watching i'll see you next time. Bye!