Easy 5 Minute Heatless Second Day Hairstyles For Medium Long Hair/How To Style Second Day Hair

Hey guys welcome back to the channel today, I'm going to be doing a video, that's teaching you guys how to style. Second day hair, I once upon a time, was able to go seven days without washing my hair. That has since changed. I go about three four days, but I wanted to show you guys how you can style - second, third, fourth and if you're, lucky, fifth, sixth and some day, hair, to make it look halfway decent at the very least, especially now we're in quarantine. And you want to look put together. Sometimes I want to look put together. Sometimes they don't, but what I do want to look put together, but I don't want to wash my hair every single day. These are my go-to hairstyles and I hope you'll enjoy them too. So right now I am working with second day curls here and obviously I have some oil on here and it's mess and I can't really go anywhere. Looking like this, you don't have to start with curly hair. All these hairstyles will apply to you if you start with straight hair as well, so the first hairstyle, let's get started alright and whenever you're, starting with the second or third day hair, you always want to make sure that you're using some kind of dry, shampoo, fun Fact my husband hates dry shampoo. He doesn't really understand the concept of it, but he doesn't get that you can't just wash these golden locks every day or it will turn into just a pile of hay right. So splitting your hair down the middle, you want to make sure you smooth out your sides and then you're going to divide your hair into two pigtails or ponytails. I like to use these scrunchies and then once I have my hair to bite it, I like to take one side and put it up into a high pigtail, making sure that I smooth out all the sides and with an elastic I like to secure it pretty High up on my head and then moving on to the other side, I do exactly the same as for the side that I just did secure it up pretty high, and I was honestly liking this hairstyle already, but you're going to take your little pigtail and you're Going to tease just at the root and then you're, slowly going to start winding it up into a bun, it doesn't have to be meat. It just kind of has to look like a bun on top of your head and then I took my pins and I started securing everything. Yes, I know you're not supposed to using your mouth to put the pins in, but old habits are hard to break and I still continue to use my mouth to open up those pins. So you're just gon na want to secure that in place and then basically just do the same for the next side, go ahead and tease the base and then just twirl it around and teasing. It is really just going to help you build the height and the volume needed for that bun, not to look like a little squirrely worm on top of your head and more like a Cinnabon okay. Now I had a few stray pieces that were around the bun and the back of my head, so I took some pins and secured the buns, and then I took some hairspray and any flyaways got tucked away, after maybe the second or third attempt so yeah. This is one of my favorite styles. I look to word even if I'm cleaning toilets I'll catch a look at myself in the mirror and still feel cute for the next look, I'm going to teach you how to make an effortless bun, even if you have very little hair, so you're, going to start By taking all of your hair and putting it up into a high ponytail now to create the volume and height for the bun you're going to need these scrunchies, I bought these you're like the lure and they're fluffy, and they have a lot of height to them And texture, so this helps the hair kind of build itself around that. So I took the scrunchie put my ponytail in it. Obviously then, I teased to just a little bit at the base of the hair and I just simply started wrapping my hair around that scrunchie building a fun. It was not me, it was not perfect and then I just took another scrunchie. I have this colorful blue. One and I basically secured everything with that, if you need a little extra grip and hold, you can always use some bobby pins. I like to pull at the edges and the front of my hair to make it more messy. If you want to glam it up, you can add a little pin or a clip. I just basically love to have it plain and if I need to leave the house and look semi presentable, this is my number one go-to style all right. This next one is one of my favorites you're going to take your hair, like as if you were about to cut some bangs and make a really bad decision right, so you're going to carve out the front sections and then take a little bit of your crown. Hair and pull it forward and just smooth it all out. So it's going to look kind of like this kind of like you're having a mohawk and then you're just going to tease the base a little bit the roots and then you're going to bring all of that with a viewer or any kind of scrunchie. Really that has some texture to it: you're going to put that up into a high ponytail, also just slightly tease the roots and then again, you're going to put that into like a high bun kind of like the video that we did previously then taking the size Of your hair, you're, going to tease just a little bit add a little bit of hairspray for hold and do this to both sides and just to give your hair a little bit of texture and even out the bun. So it doesn't look lopsided and wonky and with your fingers, just kind of give everything a good toss, I like to make it a little bit Messier again - and I am just loving this look. I think it adds a little extra chic a little something without much effort. Next, up we're going to get a little bit vintage a little bit carefree and super easy you're, going to start by having your hair sectioned off in the middle and then taking your sides and making sure they are smooth down and taking some bobby pins and pinning Your hair close to the scalp you're going to want to create a look that makes your hair very close to your scalp, so that I just tight towards your ear. Once your hair is tightly pinned on both sides, you can accessorize with all kinds of clips and pins. I love these pearl and gold pins that i recently picked up at CVS. You can do one side or i love the look where you can create three clips on each side and i think it looks super chic and super easy alright, for this look we're going to bring it all the way back to like 2008, when we all had Something to prove in middle school and we would part our hair like this and we would walk around the super deep part. So you're gon na do a super deep part on one side and then taking some bobby pins you're, going to end them closely to your scalp, add some pins for accessories, fluff out that hair and you are good to go and it looks fantastic. In my opinion. Super easy and it looks like you actually tried today and that's it guys. Those are five of my favorite go-to hairstyles for second third, fourth, sometimes fifty hair, and especially now, if you're not leaving the house often, but you want to look put together quickly in five minutes or less these hairstyles will pull, not steer you wrong. I hope you guys enjoy this video, be sure that you like this video that you subscribe to my channel and I'll, see you guys in my next one