Hairstyles For Fine, Thin And Short For The Festival Season | Short Hair Tutorial | Get Set Fab

Guys, please do not get disheartened if you have really thin fine hair. I have really thin fine hair, and if I am able to create these hairstyles out of my hair, then you can definitely definitely recreate these hairstyles for the fine hair. We generally have very less options, but these four hair sets, including a bun, is going to be your go-to hairstyle, plus I've seen these hairstyles trending in Bollywood, traditional parties or occasions like weddings or Diwali, so without wasting any time, let's get to the video first, I'm Going to spray my hair down with some dry shampoo, that is the batiste dry shampoo. This is the hands-down. The best dry shampoo, I've ever found. I'Ve used so many, but this works really beautifully with the fine and thin hair like mine, and I have a little oily scalp as well, so it works really really well with my type of hair or my type of scalp. So I completely lost the clip where I went ahead and flat ironed, my hair. I wanted to show it to you but yeah. I completely lost that clip, but I wanted to tell you that I've already gone ahead and flat ironed. My hair and it took me around ten minutes to flat iron. My hair, I generally do not recommend using a flat iron on thin and fine hair, because the thin and fine hair are highly susceptible to breakage and damage so for the first hairstyle, I'm going to just part my hair sideways and leave my hair down open this, Like a no-brainer hair style, I love wearing this hairstyle with Indian or non-indian dresses for the second hairstyle, I'm going to part my hair in the middle and I'm going to take it up a notch by adding just a piece of small bindi in the middle. It'S a plain plain bindi: I love wearing just plain bindi for this next hair cell, I'm going to part my hair in the side, parting and parting, my hair once more right above the ear from the lesser hair side and clipping it away now. The idea is to create a rope from the clipped of a hanging hair in the front and hide the ends of the rope in the back center of the head and covered with the hair, so that the end of the rope doesn't show. Also, the clips that we used to tuck it in place doesn't show for that. I'M going to pick up a small bunch of hair right above where the robe would end and clipping it all away now start making a rope by dividing the clipped away front section. Hair into two and start making the rope by twisting and overlapping onto each other like this, once you reach at the end, take two Tic Tac pins and clip it in place. Now let go of the top one created and voila. You have a D hairstyle ready. This hairstyle literally takes me around three minutes. That'S it. You know what I actually saw this hairstyle on Barina D Chopra, and I know that she has all luscious voluminous hair, but I give it a try and - and you know since then I love this easy peasy hairstyle now for the next hairstyle I am going to Curl, my hair, using the corner curling one - it is the Infinity Pro I think yeah. It is the Infinity Pro I have been using it from past three to four years. Almost and I love love, love the way it makes my hair look. They look really polished and not like crunchy or anything like that. It doesn't burn my hair so for this hairstyle. Now I'm going to part my hair in the middle and part my hair again roughly right above my ear and clipping them away. Now I'm going to make the three equal four in tails, with the rest of the hair, not really low, but it's a mid low, so yeah and I'm sorry if you can see my white elastic or the white rubber band, because I completely ran out of my Clear elastic and the black rubber band, so I'm just working with this for this video, but I would highly recommend using a clear elastic or if you have darker hair, like mine, black hair, then using a black rubber band go ahead and braid those ponytails into a Three strand braid and then pull them apart to give some volume once they are pulled apart and have some volume I'm going to roll the ponytails in a bun and to secure them in place. I'M going to use a lot a lot of bobby pins just make sure that they, these buns, are very close to each other so that they create a very nice low, boho kind of hair bun, since my hair are way too silky. So I had to use around 1415 bobby pins for my kind of hair to hold these three in place. You can use an as many bobby pins as unneeded according to your hair. Now for the hanging fringes in the front just bring the left side of the fringe to the right side of the bun and pin it in place using a bobby, pin and bring the right side a French to the left side of the bun and pin that In place by doing this, you're going to hide all the bald spots that you have like, I did and all the peeking through elastics now go over your bun once more. And if you see any pieces hanging out, you can definitely go ahead and pin them in place by using a u pen or a bobby pin like I'm doing right now and voila. Your hairstyle is all ready and you are ready to rock the body guys. Please do not get disheartened if you have really thin fine hair. I have really thin fine hair, and if I am able to create these hairstyles out of my hair, then you can definitely definitely recreate these hairstyles. If you want also, I wanted to say, do not underestimate the power of products. Do not underestimate the power of our dry shampoo and the hot tools do not use them on a daily basis, because, because fine and thin hair are really susceptible to breakage. So please be very careful, please be very cautious, but do not underestimate the power of a product or Hot Tools at all.