4 Easy Hairstyles For Short Hair

Hey hey welcome back today, I'm gon na be showing you a couple of looks for short hair and I'm starting with my hair straight and, of course, using my trusty G & G organics, dry, shampoo to you know, suck up an in grease. That'S there. It also provides amazing volume, and so what I'm doing for this first look is basically just taking two sections in the front of my face and twisting them and then the front piece, I'm picking up an extra section twisting it back bringing in the back to the Front and then adding a section to the front to assay it back, putting the back one in the front adding a section, so the new sections are only being added to the front piece of hair. So now that I'm as far back as I want to be, I am just going to bobby, pin that right there and kind of loosen up those twists, give it a little more texture. Now, if we look at number two, I am going to do very loose. Curls so I'm taking a large barrel to iron and I am wrapping my hair around the barrel rather than clamping it, and I am alternating directions here from front to back and then I'm just going to go in sections. So I'll do the top chunk of hair and in the back, because the back can be more voluminous than I want it to be. I am clamping, those sections, but the sides and the tops those will all be wrapped, because that gives it just a little more volume and a little less curl. Now I'm just gon na spray, their roots in between the sections and the rest of the hair that I curled with my Josh arose. Brooke left spray: this isn't an organic spray that provides both volume and texture and, as you can see now, I'm moving on to the top section of hair, doing the exact same thing going front to back wrapping the hair around the iron and alternating directions. So the first one's going away from the face, the next one is going towards the face, etc, and I'm also going to be playing around with clamping here and there just kind of it gives it just a little bit of different of a different shape. So you may want to play around it until you find the curl that you like the best - and I was just like to mix it up so that my hair just looks kind of like a little bit of a hot mess and definitely not at all perfect. So now that all the curls are done, I'm gon na take my Josh rose, brick, lift and very gently spritz that into the areas that I just curled, also rub it through the ends for more texture there, and then I'm just going to make sure that all My hair is totally cooled and that the Josh Rose brick has set and tried before raking. My fingers, through for a very undone messy look using this big barrel, is kind of fun because it gives a more polished look in the front and then a little bit more of a textured messy. Look on the side. Now, if we look number three, I'm just going to take my hair, that's already has that little bit of messy big curl in it and texture, and I'm just gon na take the crown area and secure that with bobby pins in the back making sure there's some Volume at the root in the crown area and then twisting back the front pieces to meet it, so it's going to be an easy peasy half up, so this would be great for second day hair. If you did the previous look the first day for this, look, I'm going to be doing tighter, messy curls, so basically the same principle as that. Second look: so for this time I actually am wrapping the hair around the barrel. Still alternating directions away from the face then towards the face, but the ends I am going to be dragging out of the clamp and that just make sure that the very ends of the hair are nice and straight and the alternating waves just breaks up the waves. So your whole head doesn't become one direction of wave, which is a totally valid. Look if that's a look you're going for it, but the alternating just gives it that little bit more of a messy undone beachy textured, but had kind of a look again here. Breaking into a couple sections and when the bottom section is done, moving on to a middle section and in the middle section, instead of starting going away from the face, I'm starting going towards the face and for our top section going away from the face as well. In the front, and again after completely letting that cool just running my fingers through it, this time, I'm going to take a little bit of the Anesti whipped paste, which is like a pomade for short hair. Just gon na give the hair curls a little bit more of a PC look and the ends a little more of a spiky texture as well as just adding some flexible hold. This is one of my favorite ways to curl my hair at this length. It'S just so fun and messy, but if I want to make it a little more sophisticated for going out I'll, add a deep part and pin at the other side back with a bobby pin. So that's all guys. I hope you enjoyed these fast. Easy looks for short, hair and I'll see you guys in the next video bye.