5 Braided Back To School Heatless Hairstyles

Hey everyone, so today, I'm going to show you how to do these five braided heatless hairstyles, and these are great if you're going back to school or uni or even if you just want to give your hair a bit of a break from using heat on it. These are so quick and easy to do so. I'M going to take you through step-by-step on how to do these heatless hairstyles, so just keep watching hair extensions that I'm wearing in some of these lips are the melt and blush calm, hair extensions and shared all my grand stefani and you can use the code emilie Five to get five pounds off and set of hair extensions on milk and blush calm, or you can use the code Emily ten to get $ 10 off any set if you're in the u.s.. So the first hairstyle I'm going to do. Is this gorgeous waterfall braid into a ponytail? So it's a lovely side plot that goes tied up into a ponytail. So we start off by taking a section of hair from the front of your face, so a small triangular section, then we're going to split it into three strands and we're basically doing a normal French plat with this so you're, taking the uttermost section of hair and You'Re bringing it over on the end of the middle, then you're, taking the other outer section of hair and bringing that over and into the middle and each time you take a section of hair you're, going to pick up another piece of hair from the front of Your face - and you only want to pick up hair from the front of your face, not behind the plot. So it's really simple. You just take the outer strand of hair, bring it over and into the middle, then bring the opposite strand of hair over and into the middle. And then you want to pick up a piece from the front of your face and just keep repeating that technique and we're going to work our way. The whole way down our hair even down to the nape of your neck. So I'm continuing to pick up pieces of hair from the front of my face and once you get down behind your ear, you're still going to pick up pieces of hair right down to the bottom of your neck um. Once you don't have any more hair to pick up you're just going to continue the plot right down to the bottom of your hair, so just do a normal French plot and then we're going to secure it with a small hair bubble. Once you get to the bottom of the hair, then I'm going to gather my hair at the back of my head and tie it up into a normal ponytail, and then I'm going to take out the hair bubble. That was in the plot and just undo the plat, so it blends in nicely with the rest of the ponytail and then you can tighten the ponytail a bit if you want and make it a bit higher, and that is basically all there is to it. So the next hairstyle is a classic milkmaid Bria again this is one of my favorites to do at a SIL, quick and easy, and it's such a lovely classic style. So I'm starting off by parting, my hair down the middle, so I'm giving myself a middle parting, then I'm sectioning off one side of my hair with a hair bubble. Just so we don't accidentally pick up any of that hair when we're plotting the other side. So then, I'm sectioning off a strand of hair at the front of my face to act as a fringe and I'm splitting the rest of my hair into three different sections and we're basically just going to do a normal French plat join the rest of my hair. So, just like we did before I'm taking the outer section, putting the end of the middle, then taking the other Idriss action and putting that into the middle and doing that the whole way down the plot and then we're just going to secure it with a hair Bubble at the bottom of the plot, and I'm doing that exact same technique to the other side. So I'm just sectioning off a strand at the front, then I'm splitting my hair into three strands. Taking the artist drawn, putting it into the middle, then taking the other artist run, putting that into the middle and just doing that same technique during the rest of my hair, then once I get to the bottom, I'm going to secure it in place with a hair Bubble now I'm going to make the plat a bit bigger just by pulling outwards from the inside of the plot, and you can make it as big and loose as messy as you would like. Then I'm lifting the plot, I'm turning it over on itself, I'm placing it along my forehead and then I'm just clipping it into place at different sections along the plot to secure it into place and I'm doing that exact same technique on the other side. So I'm just lifting it turning it over on itself and putting it behind the plot. I'Ve already done and I'm just going to clip it into place and then I'm taking the bauble off the ends of the plot and just clip in the plot. Behind the other plot, so it hides the ends of the plot. How many times have I said plot, then I'm taking the strands of hair at the front of my face behind my ear and listen them, so they layer over my face, and that is your finished milk mute bread. So the next hairstyle is a fishtail braid, and this is one of my favorites and it's one that I wear all the time and it's really simple once you get the hang of it. So I'm starting off by giving my hair a side parting, so I'm partnered over to the side, then I'm bringing it all round to the side that I parted it to then I've splitting my hair into two sections, I'm the easiest way to describe this - is that You lift a small strand of hair from one side and you pass it over to the other section of hair. It'S probably easier when you watch it being done. That'S the best way. I can say how to do it. Your lift, a small strand from the outside, pass it over to the other side, so you're, always lifting a strand pass it over left a strong pass it over again, it's easier once you look at it and you just keep doing that the whole way during the Plot and try and hold the hair quite tightly when you're doing this, so it makes it quite secure and once you do a couple of strands, you'll really see the fishtail braid coming together and you can see that the fishtail braid really starts coming together. After a few strands - and it's actually probably more simple than a French braid, if you just remember that you're lifting a small section of hair from the outside of one strand that you're holding and you're passing it over to the opposite strand. So just remember that it's a small strand from the outside and pass it over. It takes a wee bit of practice, but you do get there in the end and it's pretty simple. So once I get to the bottom of the plot, I'm just securing it with a hair bubble and then I'm making the plot bigger by just pulling upwards from the inside of the plot. Again, you can make it as big and messy as you would like, and that is your finished fishtail braid. So this next hairstyle is one my favourite. It is a braided Mohawk bun. I believe it's called it's. Basically, a Dutch braid into a messy bun and it is so cute to wear so I'm starting off by sectioning the middle part of my hair and I'm tying the rest of my hair into a ponytail just so we don't accidentally pick any of it up when We'Re braiding our hair, so I'm lifting up a thin strand at the front of my face and I'm gon na split it into three and basically we're doing a Dutch braid here and if you haven't done a Dutch braid, a Dutch braid is really similar to a French braid, the only difference is that you take the outer section and you bring it under and into the middle, whereas with a French braid, you would take the outer section and put it over with the Dutch braid you bring it under and into the middle. So I'm just taking the outer strand of hair, bringing that under then bring in the other outer strand of hair and bring in that under and each time you do that you want to pick up another piece of hair to add it to the plot. Again. It'S probably easier looking at it being done than it is trying to explain it once I've braided to the back of my hair, I'm gon na do a messy bun by putting the hair bubble around the hair. Once then, when I put it on the second time, I'm going to double the hair up on itself, so you're basically just piling it all on top and then tying the hair bulb around it. Then you can clip it into place until you get the bun looking as neat or as messy as you would like, and that is your braided Mohawk bun. So the final hairstyle is a side, waterfall braid or a side plot, and this is lovely if you want to keep your hair down. But you want to keep it out of your face. So I'm starting off by taking a small triangular section of hair from the front of my face, I'm splitting it into three strands and we're going to do a French plat with this, so I'm taking the artist-run I'm bringing it over and into the middle. Then I'm taking the opposite outer strand and bringing that over and into the middle and then each time I'm picking up a piece of hair from the front of my face and added it to the plot. So it's basically the same technique as the first hairstyle. We did so you're only ever add in hair from the front of your face, not behind the plot to just do a normal French plat and pick hair up from the front of your face. Once I reach my eyebrow, I'm going to stop picking up strands of hair and I'm just going to continue to plot on down through the hair, and then I'm going to lift up the rest of my hair and clip the plot behind my ear and just secure. It with some clips, so it's very secure and then I'm layering, the rest of my hair over the plot, and that is your finished waterfall braid. So they are my five braided heatless hairstyles. I hope you find this video helpful if you did give it a thumbs up hit the like button and if there's any other hairstyles, you would like to see leave me a comment on in the comment section and if you're new to my channel, please subscribe by, Hitting this red subscribe button down below and I upload new videos every week, so I hope you have a great day and I'll see you all on my next video bye, hi everyone. So in today's video I'm going to show you how to do this version of the classic milkmaid braid, which is beautiful, hairstyle and actually a lot easier than it looks to do, and it's slightly different to the normal milkmaid braids, because it doesn't have that big part In the back, I kind of prefer the