Beach Waves Hair Tutorial With Feathered Bangs

Hello, everybody welcome back today, I'm doing some things I haven't done in forever, I'm doing a hair tutorial which, if you know me you follow me from way back in the day forever ago, I started YouTube doing hair tutorials, which you think I should have followed through And kept doing them, but I took a very long break now: I've returned I'm bringing back the hair tutorials, I'm going to start doing them every now and then for you guys. I know that a lot of you enjoy them and I have always said your hair is your cheapest accessory and this is a style. I'Ve been wearing a lot lately and I feel like it's perfect for summer. It'S that kind of feathered, Farrah, Fawcett, perfectly undone beach waves. Look, it's actually pretty easy and I'm going to take you from wet to dry. So, let's get going now my wet hair. It'S got some weave in it, so I will just kind of finger through those waves a little bit. I don't brush it. I do brush my bangs, don't use any super fancy products. I just start with trust phase 24 body. I will just put that in my hair, again, not smoothing anything just kind of scrunching. The way that I do have there put all the move in and then finally, to give it a little bit of a stickiness and a thickness talked about this product before and I love it, it's a Kevin Murphy, Nightrider paste. You can see I'll just take a little bit of it and then I'll just put it all over my hands, release the key and then just kind of even I take it like this and kind of rub. My hair, like this, just to add some texture and actually, when I start to finger through it, loosens up the pace to come up my hands easier. The idea is blow dry this, but keep some of this messy texturing. Look that I already have going on I'll. Take my blow-dryer okay, so I blow dried my hair, it's actually not all dry. I want to leave it somewhat wet, so it keeps that wavy texture and then lately, I'm into this 70s kind of feathered. Bangs look! So I pay attention to the bang. That is kind of pushed this hair into the back. The goal is to take my bangs and kind of get. This winged feather. Look right here. I'Ll first take my agh, Andy, styler and I'll just take those ends and kind of start to flip them up a little bit. Add some heat. As you can see, I already have the kind of fringe going on here. Then I take my con hair one-and-a-half inch. Curling iron and kind of those same areas right there on the edge of the bangs, and I just roll them in and flip them straight up, and I get that winged. Look when use a little extra exaggerated right now obtain that down. Let'S take this front section and curl it under and then you kind of want to brush those pieces into the winged pieces so that it gets that nice little swoop in to hold that in place. I take the Kevin Murphy paste again, just a teeny bit on my fingers. Barely any I'll kind of just rub it on my fingers and then I'll just take those ends and put the texture there so that it holding the wing to look then to work on the rest of the hair. As you can see, I have a lot of waves, just naturally there I'll finger through. I like the ends to not be this curled look so I'll, go through and brush the ends of my hair. For more of that, Beach wave look and it'll actually take the straightener again and just straighten the ends and also kind of dries the hands a little bit they're still wet. Then I like to work on the front here, just to give it a little bit more of a look. Instead of just a messy and I'll just take these pieces, I'm not too meticulous on collage or I just grab pieces that feel right and I'll just take it, and I don't want to curl it too much. I basically just put some heat on it. Take it too off and but leave some hair out roll it up away from the face and then I'll just pull it out. Then it's this kind of undone curl there so put some heat on. It leaves a little bit to the end roll it away from the face, and then this is the part you just twist curling iron and pull it out I'll. Do the same on this side, I'll just shake the pieces, apart from each other, might take a few more views back here and add a little bit more texture, so it's peppered some more waves throughout so again I'll just kind of finger through. I really don't want to do too much of it or brushing or anything like that, so I'll, just kind of finger through piecing it out and then to finish styling it again I'll take more of the Kevin Murphy paste, rub it onto my hand and then I'll. Just kind of gently twist it take the uses of my hair and almost just kind of scrunch it and twist it into the hair so that it just adds a little bit more texture, I'll, even send pulse pieces apart to add some bodies. So that is it. It'S pretty simple, I have wave in my hair, so it definitely helps that. I have that you guys don't have it. I was suggesting, and maybe after you get out of the shower, do the blow-drying till it's almost dry and then bring your hair to get some of that waves. Look and then do the rest of kind of what I did and if you don't have a of course you don't have to do that. Feathered. Look that I did, but you can kind of just add those messy undone waves there in the front to give it that what I like to call a perfectly I've done, be you look very Farrah. Fawcett tally girl, 5, and you guys like this video and want me to do more tutorials, give it a thumbs up sleep questions or comments below new videos, every single Thursday, so stay tuned every week. Share this with a friend always play dress-up and I'll. See you guys later bye,