Modern Beachy Waves + Twisted Bangs Tutorial | Collab W/ Missy Sue

By hi, you guys today is a hair tutorial, but it's not just a hair tutorial. It is let me take a moment. Oh a collab, with Melissa for Missy su blog. She has an amazing YouTube channel and an amazing blog, like I have been repenting and painting her hairstyles for the longest time ever, and I just recently for some reason discovered that she had a YouTube channel and I about flipped out - and I just purch watched all Of her videos and learned so much I mean she is the braid Queen, the hairstyle Queen. So I am just freaking out right now that I'm doing a collab with her, because this is a huge dream, collab and she is beautiful and you guys once you see her hair like once, you see her hair, you are going to pass out. She has the most beautiful hair I've ever seen in my entire life, like for real for real. It is just long and flowing and thick and just beautiful, it's its dream, hair. Okay, it's dream, hair! You guys seriously! You'Re gon na want to miss a beat with her channel and her blog, oh she's, just amazing, but today's tutorial, what I'm doing with my fine than medium length hair is I'm showing you guys, since you have requested for so long so many times how I get My beachy waves, and also how I twist my bangs like this I've had so many requests. So I thought this would be perfect to include in this collab. So if you would like to know how to get just beachy messy carefree waves for fine to medium length or thick to long length hair, I think this you know technique will be for everyone just keep watching and I hope you guys enjoy so I've already prepared. My hair, with a heat protectant and I used bumblin mumbles hairdressers, invisible oil primer. This protects up to 410 degrees and you can go over your hair, like with a straightener like 40 passes and it's still zero damage. This stuff is amazing, so I've already prepped my hair with that. Now it's time to sectional, I'm just going to go with my part that I have here split it in the middle in the back and clip off this entire side section. Now I'm going to section my hair on this side, leaving a little bit on the bottom layer. Now I like to do my hair in three layers. I have very fine thin hair, so that's all that I need to do, but if you need to do more, that's totally okay still going to work. Now I Section I like to I like to section this bottom half into two sections. That'S all I need because my hair so fine and I like to start curling now. I always want the sections around my face to go towards the back. So I'm going to start with this section going towards my face, so I'm just going to wrap this around. Also, I forgot to mention this is a Hot Tools: tourmaline one-inch curling iron and I like to leave about an inch of the ends out and I like to hold this for 10 seconds. And then I can just go ahead and release. And then I like to pull from the bottom and hold this for just a few seconds to kind of loosen that curl now I'm curling this section away from my face, leaving about an inch or an inch and a half, you can really vary throughout the head Of ends out, because that will give you a more beachy appearance, so just holding this for about 10 seconds, I'm going to release and again pull down on that curl to go ahead and kind of loosen it up a little now on this section of the hair, I'M going to go ahead and start with the back going away from my face and the section right here going towards my face. So we have a little bit of a broken up pattern there and again just hold for ten seconds and release and just go ahead and pull that curl and, like I said, we're just going curl this towards the face, leaving about an inch of ends out now On this top section, I'm going to curl the back section towards my face and the front section away from my face, and we kind of planned that with the layers, because I wanted this part to end up away. From my face, like I said, you're just going to hold this for 10 seconds and pull the curl and we're going to go ahead and repeat that, on the other side, you now that the whole head is curled and ready to go. We'Re just going to let this cool and once the curls feel cool, we're going to separate them, and I'm going to show you my favorite products to finish off the look because I feel like the method of curling is right up there equally as important as the Hair products, hair products have a big part to play and sort of beachy curls are really any style that you want to create. Okay, now, our our hair, our curls, have cooled and I'm not going to brush these curls out. I'M going to separate them with my fingers kind of like this, and it just causes some nice separation instead of blending. The curls like a brush can do so. As you can see, a lot of separation is happening and some movement and it's not perfect and brushed together. So that's really important. If you ask me just not brushing the curls when you want them to look a little beachy but pulling on them and just sectioning them with your fingers. I think that is the way to get the perfect kind of beachy look. So I'm going to layer some of my favorite products that helped me achieve the beachy look, so I'm going to use bumble and bumble surf infusion spray. This stuff is amazing. It gives you kind of beachy texture without the grit, so I'm just going to go ahead and go section by section, and you got to make sure that you really shake this stuff and I'm just going to spray this. As my hair falls see, you can already see a better kind of livelier texture kind of beachy non-caring kind of look. The next key ingredient for me is the bumble and bumble thickening a dry spun finish spray. I'Ve used this for a very long time. I'Ve gone through many bottles. If you have fine hair like me, you will love this for achieving volume without having to tease your hair or anything like that. So you just go section by affection and just kind of spray it in, and it just creates a lot of nice kind of thickening movement. That'S the best word that I can think of it really thickens up the hair. You know it gives it a matte kind of finish and just really just gives you movement, I'm all about movement, because I barely have any with my hair. So you could leave your hair just like this, but I am going to show you guys how I twist my bangs a lot of you requested a tutorial on this. So I thought why not include it in my beachy waves tutorial, because it kind of goes really. Well with this look - and I just blow a bubble in between my teeth - I hope you guys saw that so I'm using my favorite bobby pins, these are from Sally Beauty, the meta grip premium, Bob pins, that's what it says, and I usually only need about one Of them, so I'm going to go ahead and what I like to do is take a pretty big section like this, and I take it it's about. Oh gosh. I would say about an inch and a half thick and I just split it in half like that, and I take the first the front section and I twist it over the back section, grab a pretty thick, a thicker chunk than what we started with and just Repeat those steps and just make sure that you hold the twist or it can untwist and I'm just going to keep doing this until I kind of go I'll, show you guys right out around the temple, because I want my hair to be kind of loose right About here and then that's when I'm going to pick up a section right here and leave that hair in front of the temple, because I like the way that looks kind of loose right there and I'm going to just twist it over again. And I'm going to stop right here like this and I'm just going to finish off the twist and just twist it until we get to the end now. This is when I take my bobby pin and I stick it in the end of the twist and I hold it and then I go ahead and section by section pull the twists not completely out, obviously, but I pull them to kind of fatten them up. So they're, not real. You know tight against my head. I just do this right about until there take the bobby pin out, and then I like to lift a section right about here. Not all the way in the back of my head, but right about there right where the beginning of the back of my head starts, and I like to pin it under that section of hair, and I take the bobby pins. Stick it in going towards the back of my head turn it around, and then I have it go in towards the front of my face and that's called jackknifing or whatever you want to call it. And then I place it right over and you only need one, because these bobby pins are amazing and then this is when you can kind of pull it a little, looser just like that, and then there is your final twist now I like to spray my hair And I am using my favorite hairspray of the moment: it's the OSIS elastic finish hairspray. I love this because you can really you know after you spray it. You can still run your fingers through your hair, so I'm just going to lift the hair and let it fall and then just kind of shape it out like that and we are finished. This is how I get my beachy waves on the usual day, so I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. Let me know in the comments below there's any other hair tutorial. You would like to see, and just remember the best part of doing beachy waves is they relax as the day goes on, so they get even Beach ear, even prettier, and it's really just it. It looks like you didn't, put any effort into your hair, but you look kind of really casual cool. You know what I mean faking it till you make it. So. Thank you so much to Melissa for Missy soup blog for doing this to this little tutorial, collab with me. She is amazing. You guys you will not regret subscribing to her subscribing to her blog. She is like my favorite all-time hair person on the face of the earth, so I am so honored to be able to do this collab with her you guys seriously. Once you go to her channel, if you're not already subscribed, you're going to be hooked - and you are just going to like purge - watch her - it's just she's amazing, so that is it for today's video. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial in this collab. I love you guys and I will see you in the next video bye. You guys hi, you guys and happy Wednesday, it's time for Wednesday wisdom and I'm really excited to kind of talk about this because of some comments. I'Ve been getting I've been getting a lot of comments like this