Korean C-Curl Hair Tutorial

Hey guys welcome to my channel today, i'm going to be doing a hair tutorial on this look right here. It'S actually called the sea curl and if you follow korean trends, you would see that um, it's very popular in korea. It'S just like a natural blowout kind of look and in korea there's actually a perm that you can do to permanently um. I guess perm your hair to this kind of style, but if you don't want to commit like me and you just kind of want to style your hair as you go, i have a tutorial for you that will help you achieve this. Look. So what i'm going to be using is my dyson hair, wrap or dyson air wrap with the round volumizing brush attachment. Now, before i got this, i used to use just a regular hair dryer and a volumizing brush, so i basically use a volumizing brush like this and i would blow out my hair using the hair dryer. But honestly, this way is a lot more time consuming and your hand just starts to cramp up after doing it for a while, so i've been really liking. My air wrap for this. You can honestly use any device that just has the round brush attachment. That will blow heat out of it as you style it and it'll probably work, but i have to dye some air wrap and i'm going to be using this for today's tutorial. So without further ado, let's get right into the tutorial, so you're, just gon na divide your hair into two parts um, you can just do it casually. It doesn't need to be perfect and i'm gon na start on the left side of my hair um you're. Just going to split it into two sections and clip up the top part, okay, so after that, i'm just going to start off with the bottom half of one of my sections, so i'm going to grab the base and the round brush. I'M just going to attach that, and i always use the highest heat setting and always also the highest fan, setting i'm just going to do that for today as well, and basically i just start off with a small section like this. You don't want to grab too much because it's going to fall out of the brush, but just grab a chunk to start and then you'll probably get used to how much you how much hair you can wrap around the barrel. So i'm just going to start at the root, basically put your brush at the root and then wrap your hair once around turn on the dyson and pull straight through and just do a little pause at the end to create that c. Okay, here i go so i guess a better way to explain. It is you're basically going to start at the roots and then you're going to wrap your hair around and, as you pull through, it's going to give you that straightening effect and then once you're at the bottom. You kind of have to um, like rotate your brush. A bit so that your hair doesn't fall out, but after you think you've had enough heat, you just do the little cool shot, push this button all the way up and then just leave it on for like three seconds and pull it out and then once you Pull it out, you'll have a nice seat curl, so i'm just gon na demonstrate it on a couple more strands, so you guys can see it better and now you're just going to repeat that for the whole bottom section of your hair. So now i finished off the bottom section of my hair: i'm just going to unclip the top and do the top portion, so i'm just going to tip off the top and basically do the same thing. So i just finished doing one side of my hair. You can see the nice c-curl effect on the bottom here and also my layers are pretty accentuated and i'm just gon na worry about doing my bangs a little later, because i have to do a different method for my bangs. So i'm just going to do the other side of my hair and i'll be right back. So i just did the rest of my hair, and now i'm going to do my bangs for my bangs. Instead of doing it separately, i actually just combine um everything and do it in a forward motion. So i take my round brush and i kind of follow the same method that we were doing before. I just wrap my hair around. I turn on the air and then i pull through making sure the ends are nice and curled, and then i do the cool shot and then i let go so start from the roots wrap it around and i'm gon na turn it on now. My bangs are really long, so i basically worked on the longer part of my bangs right now, but i'm gon na go in a second time just grab a little less of a chunk and i'm just gon na focus on the shorter part of my face. You can see that created a lot of volume and a little bit of shape and then, after i'm done with that, i usually go in and touch up some layers that i might have missed and if i just grab the top portion of my hair, the top Layer um, you can just see that some are a little bit straighter than others, so i'm just going to go in and touch up the rest of my hair. So the final final step that i'm gon na do is i'm just gon na give my roots some volume and i'm just gon na make sure my hairline is straight and where i want it, i kind of do it a little bit to the left and i'm Just going to grab a thin piece of hair along my hairline and i make sure not to grab too much, because i find that if i try to do it with too much hair, it actually ends up weighing my hair down and it doesn't create the volume That i want um so after you grab that chunk of hair you're. Basically just gon na put your brush against it and kind of push it out towards the other side of your hairline. Leave it there with some heat, do the cool touch and then you're just gon na pull it out and then after you pull it out, you should have a little bit of more volume on the top of your head. So i'm just gon na go ahead and do that you turn it off and then you just pull it straight out. You see how much volume that added and i'm just going to repeat that on the other side. So now that your hair is nicely styled, you're going to want to go in with like a hair, serum or an oil, i usually use the briochio farewell frizz and this smells really nice and it just keeps my hair, nice and glossy. So i've been liking. This one so far a little goes a long way for this. So i'm just going to put the tiniest amount rub it between my palms and then just run it through my hair you're, going to want to focus it on the ends, because if you go too close to the roots, it kind of makes your hair look oily And greasy so just focus on the ends to give a nice finishing touch. So this is the final look. I hope you guys found it helpful. I definitely did a lot of research before i kind of mastered this myself. Once i got the dyson airwrap it made. My life so much easier, because i can just do this hairstyle in basically 10 minutes and the good thing about it is that you can actually do it on damp hair, because it's basically a blowout that you're doing or you can do it in completely dry hair. As you've seen today, so i hope you guys like this hair tutorial and please stay tuned. If you want to see more videos like this and don't forget to like subscribe and comment down below and i'll see you guys in my next video bye, you