Natural Center Part Hair Style Tutorial | Japanese/Korean Hair Styling | 2020 Asian Hair Styles

In this tutorial, I teach you how to style a natural center part. This is a popular hair style that has been picking up a lot of traction in 2020 in Japan and Korea. This style you will often see kpop stars or Japanese Male Idols or Models use. It definitely has a clean and sexy vibe and it is very easy to do so I would recommend it if you are getting into hair styling.

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It wasn't guys Jordan here so today I want to do in their hair tutorial video. The hairstyle I want to do in today's video is a central part, a natural-looking center part center parts are becoming more and more popular. I find I think in Japan is becoming pretty popular. I think it takes some inspiration from my kpop style, because I think a lot of Koreans also do central parts so yeah the center parts kinda have a more sexy vibe to it. Today, I want to do a natural-looking center part there's a lot of different center points that you can do a lot of different variations. I want to get into those into the future. However, I think the first video that I'm doing I'm just by doing this natural central part is a good place to store. As always, the first thing you want to do is just kind of rinse your hair under the sink, get it all wet and that way you're going to basically reset your hair. So if you had like Bed Head or anything, you could kind of just get rid of any kind of weird shape. Now, because I did bleach my hair, I am going to be using the hair oil and actually for the natural style. I would actually highly recommend using hair oils because it's going to make your hair have kind of like a very nice smooth and natural shine to it. So, by going for that, if you're going for a natural center part, look, I would recommend the hair oil just because it adds to that natural vibe that you're going for so now that I have to hair, I will apply it before. I start doing the hair dryer. I want to find where I want to do the center part. So in the center part you could do it in two. You have two options. You can either have a slightly off-center or you can have a straight line in the center now, if you want to do it slightly off-center, where I would recommend is going for like around where your eyebrow starts on one side depend on which side you want. Is your preference for me is my left eyebrow to the start, but for this one I want to go more like straight into the center, so just try and make that separation there. Next, we're going to take the hair, dryer and start and just blow dry, our hair until it's completely dry. So the main point with the hair dryer is that for the center part you want to have it there's two ways you can do it actually for this? One I'm going to have it where I'm blowing, all back so just kind of like straight up and back like this there's our ways where you could just blow dry it you hold it up and blow dry and then try and make that shape, because in this Center part, you kind of want to have like the front bangs kind of go like curl in like this, so it has that kind of look again, there's different variations to it, but for this particular one, I'm kind of making the curl in like this oh yeah And I forgot I mentioned for the sides you kind of want to try to get some volume in the side, so you could do like a little scrunch up motion like this, while you're drying so yeah. Now you can see the hair with the blow-dryer. It'S very important so that you can try and get that kind of up leverage that you need for the center bangs. So I think it's see it's nice and split in the center, and now I also have that little curl going in inwards. Now this is a optional step, but if you want you can apply some more oil after you're drying. Your hair, just just kinda, see a little bit more shine, so I'm gon na do it again completely optional and I would recommend it more. So if you have a chair just because you just want to make your hair a bit more healthy, though you don't have to do it every time I would say and well yeah, because I'm going for a natural look. I just kind of wan na have a nice shine to it. Well, like honestly, if you want you could just if you don't have a hair iron, what you could do is just leave it, as is maybe you you could add some wax in um I'll. Have a wax step in just a minute, but yeah you could add some wax and you would basically be done with the natural style hair. Maybe you could have like a comb. You can just I take your comb, make it a bit more straight, so you got like a really nice straight center part natural, look like something like this and you should just be done, but for this video I'm actually going to be using the hair iron, like I said: hair iron isn't mandatory. If you don't have a hair iron or you don't have the time to do it, but this for the natural center part. Look, it's actually a really simple hair iron step. So it's not really taking that much time and I would recommend it, especially if you're like me and you have like pretty heavy heavy and really straight hair and you don't get much volume. I would recommend using that hair iron. So what we're going to do with the hair iron is we're not doing anything crazy with it. This is actually the part where you can start getting creative. You could do any kind Center for style that you want by making the shapes and the texture with the hair iron, but because we're doing a very simple natural center part. Basically, the hair iron is just going to be helping creating volume for the hair, because, I think to see my hair is like really flat here, so you could just basically just see you like the shape of my head. I want to definitely have more volume to it, and this is what I'm going to be using a hair iron for so really simple. All you all you're gon na do is take like you're, like sections of your hair, take the hair iron and make like a C curl and go up like this, and that's it and just go and go do that for both sides. And this is just very simply just to create some more volume for DES here, because yeah, like I said my hair, is very flat, so I want to have some more volume, just oil. It look better you're not trying to make any curls. Let'S say: you're not trying to make any twists or spirals for this particular style, it's very simply trying to create some layers, some volume. So let's do before we do the front, let's just to the other side, real quick. If the hair ironing part for this style is so simple that anybody could do it, even if this your first time using a hair iron, you should be able to do this because all you're doing is grabbing the hair making that twist and go up to create Volume, okay, so now that we have added some volume onto the side for the front part, you just want to kind of make sure that you have that inside curl going in so for the front hair. You kind of just grab it and make that C. Curl and make sure you end it by going inwards like that, so that way you have that kind of going in the C curl kind of shape and just for those other bits to the front same for this side. Now, for the back just the same thing exercise, because the back is times like going flat in you just want to kind of make some volume in the back, so it kind of just on the top part. Just so it doesn't it's going to look weird if it's flat in the back, so it's same thing just kind of make those see curls going up throughout the back to give it some volume and yeah. So finally, we're going to start applying the wax. So what I'm going to be using is just the ocean trick so vehicle natural wax. So basically with this style, because you're just going for a natural look, you don't really want to have like a matte black. You don't want one, that's very shiny and wet as well. Of course, if you're going for like a wet style, you can use a more shiny wax but yeah, I would say just something in the middle, just like a natural like medium hold medium shine wax it's good. So that's why this one's perfect? It'S just a natural everything, it's in the middle middle strength and middle shine. So I'm going to use this. So I like this much to start rub evilly in your hands. First, I'm starting from your back for the back part, just try and go up kinda like what you did in previous in my previous tutorial, going up flip it up like this just so, you could get all the hairs and get the volume going besides as well. Just kind of the main purpose of the wax is you want to get the volume that you that you created with the iron, as well as just kind of helping, is to hold the wax? Isn'T because there's not really texture that you're going for you don't have to really worry about the texture, it's just so tacky! You have like it's just so that people see that your hair has some volume throughout the day. Oh eyes, your hair's going to lose the volume it's going to lose the shape while you're walking around and stuff go all back like this to shape it yeah. So for the front like you can have it more on the side out like this, but personally I like to go a little bit more in all eyes for me in particular, it's going to look like like if I have my hair out like this. It'S gon na make it look like. I have a really big forehead. So that's why I like to have my hair go a little bit more in this Alaska list of a center. If your hair starts to get too long, though it's going to go over your eyes, so that's like the challenging part. If that's the case just kidding, okay, a haircut, I guess you know what your eyes to be fully covered, also so another good trick to kind of help. With that natural look. Is you take kind of like of something like a point your your brush might? Have it or this one's like a mixing brush, but you just use it to kind of fix the sides of you here just so things go a bit more straight. So the lesson I see, because this is the natural style you just want - seems kind of looking like you didn't do too much to it. Of course, that's why I saw natural. Just have it's nice and straight there on the sides, and oh, I almost forgot. I always forgot that I will be using a little bit of hairspray just just to keep my hair set for the day. One spray a little bit my finger here so that for the front part I could kind of just make it a little bit neater. So yeah pretty much done. I really like to do this hairstyle with like just t-shirts or, if I'm wearing, like a buttoned shirt. I think it's really cool. What'S a good chain. Yeah. Definitely, I think, is more of a like pop star vibe to it compared to like the anime style here and yeah. So this is like the front view side view and the back if you're looking to do like center part style. It'S definitely just start off with this, just so that you could see what a central part would look like on you and then, like I said, once you get into the ironing stages, you could do a lot of different things. Try different stuff out use different waxes to create a different finish so yeah thanks for watching the video guys. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment down below I'm gon na go outside kick some more photos for his hair stuff. For you guys, so you guys could take a picture of it with like a more body shot and yeah. So thanks for watching subscribe for more hair, tutorials and I'll see you guys next time,

ERIC T MERAKI: Wetting the hair and adding heat definitely makes Asian hair easier to manage and manipulate. Morning showers are a must for me because of that. Solid tips man.

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