Styling Bangs With The Dyson Airwrap

If you're watching this debating whether to cut bangs during quarantine, do it do it, I'm the evil devil on the shoulder hello and welcome back to my channel today, I'm going to be showing you how I saw my bangs using the Dyson arrow now the hair needs To be wet, which is crucial, I obviously just come down to the shower, but if you're restyling your bangs, what you need to do is just make sure that the bangs are wet. If you put down the shower in the oil bath and drive a little bit. Also just go to the sink and put some more water in then, because it is crucial that they are wet because we're gon na be restyling the direction that they go. Me mine love to go back into the side, and I want them to go forward. First, things: first we're going to brush our hair. My dog moves outside the window. Wanted me: hey we going out there 498 499. Okay, we don't big hideout hair is brushed in tangle-free. Next step is to find our legs. I like to do a middle part. Sometimes it ends up being a little bit further. This way, it's just how my hand actually wants to go alright, and then we just rushed forward, find the bangs join the others Sean they have us join the others yeah. Now that I've found I'm just going to use these little clue clips to clip back the rest of my hair, so it's not getting in the way cool and bill ready to eat right now, we're going to drive at the docks and arrow first they're just going To use the normal try a touch man. What we're going to do is go side to side. This way we won't have any weird parts in our bangs when they're dry and they're going to go down now we're going to grab our smoothing brush attachment and we're just going to dry them with this motion. Just so the end flick down nicely and they don't sort of go out in their directions. Hey looking good, I normally just like to stop here, but if you want them a little bit more around a bit more Alice in Wonderland style or if they're getting a bit too long for your eyes, and you want them to come out a bit more. So they're not literally sticking you in the eyes, then we get a round brush and again, with this motion rolling forward, that's giving them a cute little. I just like to call these Alice in Wonderland when they go sort of a bit more on out an under 30 years, it's sort of Elfie. So that's how I start my bangs using the Dyson era. I'M just going to go ahead and show you how I do the rest of my hair as well. I'M here I have to dry it anyway. First things. First, we've got a rough dry, the rest of our head. It'S the bit that I hate the monster, I'm so lazy, gon na hate it clicker in let's rock dry the rest. Now I'm going to take my hair section by section I like to go bottom to top and just blow-dry it straight. Only I do is speed up window everything, but the sound rebuffed up we've got it. They table alright. Now that I've dried it relatively straight, it's not dead straight and that's okay, because what I'm gon na do is. I am going to grab that for error and just a wrap halfway up. I was finally going didn't like the result of my hair, interrupts the fool from wet to dry air out. It was a bit too poofy up here for me personally, and it also took me forever because my hair is deceptively thick, so I am going to section off bits of my hair. Now it's generally a rule to you, curl or wave no face. That'S quite flattering. So the colouring that way, but I like to kill it in words. I just feel like it gives a bit more of it to g5, and I like that some sixty five. So I find that if I curl it especially around the face inwards and creates some of the cute little vintage feel because my is dry already, I really don't need it to the air up to stay on. That long will come for me, which is nice. No, that was my fault. That'S mine, that's on me grouchy. Now. The very nature of the era is that it blows your hair OB, which means that it does make your hair a little bit prettier than if you were just using a curling iron. I don't mind this because it damages my hair less than using a curling iron and also I, like the bouncy, look that the Air Act gives so to combat this. I use a little bit of anti-frizz serum, just a tiny bit. I don't want to over. Do it down the lengths a living quite a humid, place too, so my hair just goes frizzy and I just have to live with it play around with your bangs. What you learn, if you cut your bangs during quiet in, is that they don't want to do what you want them to do. They'Ve got their own life and their own story, and they live it. But that's kind of a look these days anyway was trying on my bangs perfect for a while and like always look pristine and it's sort of a look now comes with it PCR in a bit sort of like something just dries effortless. Okay, now we have the finished product, just a sweet, little cut the end and the bangs bang for once in their lives. If you have bangs, you know what I mean they have a life of their own, they do the right thing and they can't be tamed, but we change them today with the dice in the air up has basically, I just want to quickly say this: isn't a Review of era, but there's a lot of debates about the price and whether it's worth it. I know that Eric is expensive and I personally do recommend it. I feel like my hair is a lot healthier than it used to be. I did buy the Eric on sale and I also have two sisters, so it's the three of us using the product, so it justifies the price a little bit more for me, but I feel like it is personally already paid for itself and I do recommend it. I really hope you enjoyed that video, please, like the video, if you did and subscribe to my channel for more content like this coming your way. Thank you. So much I'll see you next time. Bye, bye,