Easy Natural Hair Styles With Hair Jewelry | 5 Minute Styles & Tips

Styling with hair jewelry is yet another awesome way for us to adorn our beautiful coyly kinky and curly tresses. You all have been asking me for a while now on tips on styling with hair jewelry and where you can find some of your own. So I decided to do a video, that's dedicated to just that. All of these Styles take about five minutes and pair very nicely with a lot of the hair pieces that I'm using today, I've placed some links below to some of the hair pieces that I can still find, but there's also some that are very similar, also make Sure that you come back and join me every Thursday and some Sundays for videos and also hit me up over on my vlog channel. Yes, I have a blog channel so take two seconds. Look in the description box and click subscribe to that one as well babies. I love you so much stay tuned and make sure that you share this video with someone that you know will enjoy it so come on. Let'S go ahead and get into these styles. So I'm starting on here that it's been cold washed and semi stretched. It leaves a lot of texture and shrinkage for the style. I have a link to how I do this down below today, I'm using the lighter body 501 miracle styling cream, along with the moisturizer that I always use that I get from the beauty supply I'm using the Cantu shea butter super shot as well. Eco styler, olive oil and a lot of body control me is real. I need some also my jumbo hair pins, my trusty boar, bristle brush and also a nice comb for parting in a knee-high, as well as my satin scrunchie, but the first style I'm doing a bun Meetup. So I'm kind of pulling my hair up towards the top. Just taking my board pencil brush lightly across those edges, so that I can take that knee-high and pull my hair up. I'Ve shown you all how I use this neat hide in several videos, but I'm just using it as a pulley and securing it up in the top just kind of tucking. In my hair and this secure to ponytail, then I just kind of take my hands and pull the loose hairs around forming a bun. I take my jumbo bobby pins and stick those in you really won't need many of them. If your hair semi stretched, it should be fairly easy to pull this off. Just make sure you go all the way around the head and ensure that all of the loose hairs have been pulled in then. I take my eco styler gel and, of course, make my little curls on the side right and there is that beautiful, hair jewelry. I love this one is so elegant and it only has to go down your head like a headband, it's just like a regular headband and it has the pull and stretch around the back. It'S so elegant. I wear this to many different occasions. The next style is quite simple and also my absolute fave. I start off by parting, my hair down the middle. It doesn't have to be too perfect, but you're gon na make two puff balls. While I'm styling, I secure one side of my head with one of my scrunchies and I'm gon na pull the other side up quite high or wherever I would like for my buns to fall. I love these satin scrunchies because they don't pull my hair and it's easier for me to pull up two of these instead of using my knee-high. So I make sure that I just pulled those around about three times: cuz they're rather large, and then it's time to start bunting and all I'm gon na do is just like. I did when I had a single bun is pull the hair around the ponytail holder and secure it with one of the Jumbo hair pins. You just keep doing this until you've pulled in all of the stray hairs, and it looks how you want it to look. Just repeat this on the other side. So this piece of hair jewelry is a little different from the last one, because it has the split down the middle, which is great since my hair's been parted into. So I just usually lay it along the middle part and then use the jewelry clasp to secure each side from there. I position it in the front and make sure it falls down the midline of my head and that's what you get right there. I love this style. It'S carefree. It'S easy! It'S simple! Under five minutes like for real yeah, it makes you feel really hew cold and you can finesse this with almost anything. The next style is super easy, but extra, elegant and I've shown you a similar style. When I did it in a video, I recently did on three protective styles I'll link it here and down below in the info section, but basically you're parting out the front part of your hair, all the way to the back, leaving out the middle. You then go back starting at the part you twist back. You don't want to twist it too tightly because you're just twisting your edges, you're just twisting around that edge lining. You can decide whether or not you want the bun to join right there in the middle or over towards the side. I tend to always have mine off towards the side, so my left side tends to be twisted a little further, didn't say my right side. So now, on this right side, I'm just gon na twist until I get over to the side and then pin it, so both sides are secured with the bobby pins. Now, with that hair in the middle that you've let loose yeah, let that beast loose baby. I'M going to take my me high and secure it around just like I have with the first style and then I'm going to take my hands and form a bun. So I'm just twisting my hands around while I secure with the Jumbo pin again just pulling all of those hairs together that are sticking out and securing those with the pin to make a neat bun. Now this piece of hair jewelry, I love because it has my absolute favorite minty blue color to it, but I also like it because it's down the middle. So that's why I had the bun lower down and with this one you just secure it like regular jewelry, and I stick the extra chain down in the bun. This is the detailing of this one. It'S just absolutely beautiful. I usually wear for more special occasions and less for everyday wear, but this one is still absolutely gorgeous next style. You can just keep your hair parted down the middle if you have it parted and you're simply going to roll your hair backwards. Almost like a French roll from the part line on both sides, so, as you can see, I'm gathering hair from the middle of my head and twisting it around and then securing it with a bobby pin around the back, actually you're going to need several bobby pins. Most likely, because if your hair is thick like mine, wanting a whole daughter and you're going to be repeating the same motion on the other side and securing it in the back as well, you might want to make sure that you've laid the back down as well. Right there down the middle to make sure that the hair sets how you want it. But this is what you end up with. In the end, just a nice little puffy push down at the bottom that I just absolutely love, and then you take your hair jewelry, which of course, you're probably gon na use one with the middle piece as well - and I like this one because it kind of Makes me feel all queued and Ethne fat like I am you don't saying I don't even know if Nevada, it's a word, but I'm feeling you I'm saying, and you just make sure that it lays nicely along the hair and that's why you want the hair to Be simplistic because this one gives you a lot of that bling and a cute feeling, so I love this one as well now. This last style is one that you all asked me about in a video about New Year's resolution, so I'm going to deliver as you'll notice, I'm partying my hair out with my fingers, which I tend to do when the parts don't really matter so definitely on this Style the parts don't really matter because you're not going to see them anyway, but you're really just parting around the edge of the hair from one ear to the other ear and then in the back your parting, just a little section along the side, so you'll see That'Ll make more sense as I go through the style, but just secure the parts and the sections that you have, which are about three sections so now, starting from one ear, as you can see, and then I'm going to twist my hair all the way from that Side all the way kind of back to this other side of the head past. The ear you're gon na simply keep twisting this until you end up right down there on the back, right-hand or left-hand side. Depending on what side you want to go, for, you can also put this bun again in the back, but I like this thing for the side, I don't know I got this thing for the side and now you're gon na simply twist that small section that you've Parted out, along the opposite side, be sure to also secure it with a pin. I then gather all the hair on one side and then pin it down in order for me to be able to have some leverage to make a bun. Basically, I'm gon na pin it down and then twist around a loose bun once again securing it with bobby pins along the way and there you have it, and this next hair jewelry goes into the basic style of around the head. I got these from Walmart and they come in a 3-pack, for I think like four dollars, if that, so you can find these fairly simple. It'S your labor hood, while Moore or anywhere of also place links below to some that I like to purchase every now and again so this one's easy to. I just put it around my head and that's it position it where you want. It positioned realized only you take this one off you're gon na have little wrinklies across the front of your forehead, so you might not want to plan to have it on for long, but it still looks good. It'S simple: it's cute and you can wear it on a day to day again it doesn't have to be a special occasion to wear this one. I hope that you all truly enjoy these Styles. Let me know which one you're going to try numbers one through five. Also come over to my social media and check me out, let me know which one you're gon na try and also like this video. If you do share with someone you love and subscribe thanks, so much for watching guys, beautiful Brown, baby doll,