Messy Puff With Bangs Tutorial | Short/Medium Length Type 4 Natural Hair | Courtney Lynn

What'S up everyone for today, I'm going to be showing you all how I achieve my messy puffs. So this is different than my original puff video. I will have that up in the cards as well as down below, but this one is more messy, no gel or anything, and it has some bangs and little curly pieces falling. So I do have short to medium length, hair and I have like a 4b ish type of hair type, and so with that I have to kind of create my messiness. You know I have to create the little curly pieces falling. My hair just doesn't look like this on it, so I'm gon na be starting off with really dry hair. This is old hair. If you watched my original puff video, you know I like to this on old hair just so that I have a little bit more volume, so I'm gon na start off by just creating those messy pieces. So I'm going to use the LCL method so using water. A cream and then I'll boil to unlock everything and I'll. Have these products down below and I'm just going to put those on the lco method, and I am going to just do a three strand twist on pretty much my entire, like I'll, fraught my little messy pieces, I'm gon na do a three strand so right here I am doing a three strand. I have a couple videos showing you all how to do it so I'll, try to find those and link them below, but I'm just doing a three strand twist. You can do a regular two strand attitude. 3. So it's a little bit more definition, especially since this is such a tiny piece of hair. So I'm going to do it on one side and just twirl the ends and just gon na look just like that, and it's gon na be perfect for the next day. So I can have a little side wearing little action going on and then I'm going to do the same thing on the other side and then once I have done the two sides, I'm going to do a flat twist in the back using the same lco method. I just didn't show any other products, but I added that to my hair and I'm just doing a flat twist so that I can also add little curly pieces at the bottom of my head, like the bottom of my puff. Whatever here I don't use, I just pin it up to the puff. So after I've done those little messy pieces, I'm going to section off where I'm gon na have my bangs. So I kind of do it from like the arch of my eyebrow to the other arch, and I just section it off. You won't seem using a comb at all in this video except for two part, one part of my hair, but that's literally it so I'm just going to section off for my bangs, we'll Pete and I'll come back to that, and I'm just going to again do That lco method and put on here sorry I put in some really chunky twists all over my hair. This really is to give some moisture to my hair and give it a little bit of definition as well, so I'm adding that water cream and then oil and then just doing a chunky twist. So right here I'm doing a two strand and then I'm going to do another two strand on the other side and then I'm going to do two other two strands and then I will have some three strand twist in the sections that are kind of chunky. So I wanted to make sure I have good amount of definition, so I'm just gon na go ahead and twist my hair up and then I'll get to the bay okay. So now I am doing the paying area and I apartment here in the middle just because sometimes when I wear this style, I like to kind of wear my bangs and apart. So it's not just on my forehead, but for today this is how they felt it up kind of weighting them all down. But I do like to have that part just in case, because I don't like parting, my hair, like once, all the definition is there and they're perfectly curled this parting. It cannot always like a mist cut up, so I go ahead and part it beforehand. So, on each side of that part, I'm going to create two flat twice and I'm putting those same products in my hair and then I'm going to do a flat twist going towards my face. So, starting in the back and working my way up to the front and if you've watched my hair videos before you know that the front of my hair grows and a completely different texture than the rest of it. So I have to use some type of rollers. So I'm using a flexi rod and just twirling them around in the same direction that I twisted them and then I'm just going to roll them around and do the same thing on the other side, twist them going down and then put on flexi rod. So then, that way, my twists won't be hanging and kind of dull, and I give them some about and I'm slowly these in overnight and the next day this is like no morning so the video is super bright compared to the night before, but I'm just checking To make sure that all of my hair is dry because I hate when, like my hair, still wet it just messes up the whole vibe, but I'm just going to take down all the chunky twists. I'M leaving a little tiny three strands and my flat twists in the back, as well as my bang area, leaving that alone until after I've created my cuffs and in that way they don't get in the way and as I'm taking down each twist, I'm also separating Each of the two or three sections of the twists into multiple parts without creating a ton of frizz, but a little bit of frizz is okay. I love volume, so this type of style. Again, it's a messy. So I don't mind the frizz, but I do want to see that definition as well and then I'm going to get my little pick and fluff my hair out at the roots really lift it so that I can create the best voluminous puff that I can. The difference between this puff and my messy puff is that the hair is usually not as fold is because it's not as much hair in the puff, but I'm going to create my puff the same way using my little. You know shoestring because it works. It doesn't give me a headache, and I can create my pup as big or as little as I want to or as other methods that I used to use. They either like give me a headache or they slip out very easily or they're, always like the same size, but I've used it shoestring. I don't know it is, creates whatever you really want. It can be huge or it can be really tiny like a ponytail. So I had it here and I checked it and then I decided to make it a little bit smaller. So I just took that these shoestring a little bit more. I do have more details on how I use a shoestring in my original pause video. So you can check that out if you haven't seen it so I'm just going to tie at my shoestring off and keep on sloughing. I am a very, very picky and a perfectionist when it comes to my puffs, like I like I'm gon na look messy, but I still want them to look like a nice and perfectly rounded and I never can get it there, but it looks good enough. So I'm just playing with a little bit and then I'm gon na start working on my messy pieces. So I'm going to take those three strand twists and they got pulled up into the puff, something. Let me just pulling them out no problem and I'm going to take down my three strand twists and somehow how I left look at how they came out. It'S not right, but that's okay, because you're going to use some bobby pins and I'm going to take down my flat twists in the back as well. So in the back, I don't want like an entire line of hair, just falling in the back. So I just took out a little bit and I pinned the rest of that up and then for my little side piece. I pick out one of the strands from the three strand twist and I leave that down and then I put the other two twists or other two sections of the twists up into my puff. So I'm using a lot of bobby pins in this video. So I'm paying up the extra pieces that I don't want and then I'm gon na try to finesse my a piece that I kept down to kind of. Have it a little bit close to my head. So I don't look crazy. So I just literally just use a bobby, pin and kind of flattened it against my head so that it would be down, and then I did the same thing on the other side. So this one had a curve like in the middle of the twist too. But it's got to work with it. It is a messy style, so just go with the flow. So now I am taking down my flat twists and I'm just taking them down every time. I do this style, like everything comes out differently each time. I never know what I'm gon na get, but each time it gets me a pretty good style. They just kind of look different every time, so I'm taking these down and then I'm going to use a pick to just like fluff everything out and once I've used. The pic I'm just kind of looking at it and seeing how I want my banks to fall, like I said, usually I do where it kind of like with the middle part, but it looked better to me to have them all kind of flowing on my head And everything, so I kind of kept them just all going down and I just used bobby pins to form them to look how I want them to look. I don't want them to be too long, and I wasn't look like too too messy that looks like I. Don'T care so I just kept playing with it and putting a lot bobby pins, and this was basically the final look, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Like I said I do have an original puff video. That is very, very sleek, where I do my baby hairs and all that. So if you haven't seen that video, please do check it out and if you enjoyed it, please give me a thumbs up and subscribe. If you aren't already subscribed and I'll see you all in my next video bye, guys