Heatless Hairstyle:: The French Braid Fun Bun :: For Long Hair

Hey guys, I'm back with a heatless hairstyles prade fun, but I like to call it we're going to need a ponytail and some bobby pins go ahead and start brushing through your hair to get all the tangles out as much as you can. This is an older video and I've not been able to upload it. I'Ve actually forgot about it, but I've still have not been able to flip my hair over as much as I'd like to since my surgery so trying to rewind it with some of my older hairstyles that I used to do so. I just grabbed some hair. It is definitely not perfect. You can just go with, however, you feel, but I am going to try to French braid at an angle and go kind of the side of my head instead of straight down, and I do plan on using the majority of the top part of my hair. So it will be a larger French braid. It is not fun French braiding, long hair. It takes a million years, so I put it in fast motion because it actually just like hurts you just looking at it. Imagine this in real life, because this is how long it's taking in fast motion and I'm not even French braiding my whole head. You can kind of see how I'm going down the side of my head instead of straight down, and whenever I get to about my ear, I will stop pulling hair into the braid and just do the single braid a little bit so that it will hold. While I start to pancake the braid you do not have to braid as far down as I did right here is actually where you should stop. I just don't know why I didn't so. Pancaking basically, is just flattening and pulling the braids this. So each strand that you use to French braid and just start at the top and start pulling just to kind of make it look larger and softer most of the time with a pancake braid. You will accidentally pull some hairs, they did not need to come out, and so I just bobby pin into that one that had came out and you can just make it work. It just makes the braid look larger and more voluminous. I apologize for the terrible angles that I was using here. I did not know that I was half in the shot, so this is my go-to for nearly everything every day I just separate the hair into two sections and twist all the way down and throw it up in a bun. However, this time it'll be a little bit different. I'M going to put my hand and pull twist, stick my whole hand through a hole and pull the hair with my hand through that little section and then tighten it and then twist the extra hair underneath it and I love using that technique. It actually helps pull some of the hair to where I don't have to use all the hair that I actually have it kind of hides it. So, basically, what I'm doing here is those twists that I had done with the two sections of hair. Whenever I put it in that bun that bun sorry, I'm just going to kind of separate it and pull it to make it look larger and thicker to where it's not so tight and more comfortable fitting. You could pull. However much you want, I should have actually pulled more to where it looked more volumous, which is more of an elegant updo. This was just an everyday do and I was just trying to get it out of my way and tried to do a quick video. So I left it just very simple: now my bobby pins are already set in place and I'm still pulling just to make it look a little bit softer to where it doesn't look so held by bobby pins, and you want to make sure that the braid flows Well into the bun, it is a different connection with braids and twists. However, you do want it to flow together. Well, so I've continued to make that pancake braid just a little bit larger. So, looking back at the video, I realize that I should have bought hand and pulled here and there a couple places, but I was videoing in a different area that I normally fix my hair, so just pardon my mess-ups and just kind of get the idea that You can create this, however, you want thank you for watching.