3 Quick & Easy Heatless Hairstyles For Fall! | Sylvia Gani

9, ocean and Tino - Hey, hey guys. It'S me, Sylvia back with another video and today I'm gon na be showing you guys had to do some super easy, heatless hairstyles. I swear all you need to do. These hairstyles is like your hands. Some hair ties five minutes and you're good to go. I especially like these hairstyles for those days when my hair is a little bit dirty. You know it's a second day you haven't washed it. Ladies, don't act like this doesn't happen to you, okay and you want it to be cute, but it's just flat and hideous down, and you just need to do something with it on those days. I usually do just one of these hairstyles they're, really quick and really easy, but before we get on with the video, I do want to say. I'M super excited to be partnering up with L'Oreal Paris, for this video, I'm gon na be using their Elnett satin creme de mousse, usually not really a mousse person, but this isn't really like the mousse kind of consistency. It has a holden definition of a mousse, but it's more like soft and nourishing kind of like a cream, and they come in three different formulas, which is awesome because you get to choose kind of what you want in your mousse. So there's one for extra stronghold. One for curls and stronghold and one for volume and stronghold, and if you guys do want to recreate these hairstyles using these mousses as well, you can go ahead and go to any drug store or Walmart in Canada, and I swear that's it. I'M gon na stop. Talking now we can get on with the video. Just don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you're not subscribed already and without further ado, let's get on with the video, so the first style is this really messy and super cute ponytail with the sleek side braid. It hardly takes any effort to do and it looks really cute on a lazy day. So if you want to know how to do it, just keep watching so first we're going to create the braid so you're just going to need to take a section of your hair on one side of your head. I picked the right side and I took a section and just clip down the rest of my hair, so it doesn't get in the way when we're braiding and before I start to braid, I'm going to put some of this volume mousse you guys it smells so Good, I can't even describe the scent, but it's really good and I'm just running that through the section of hair them in a braid. And it's going to add a little bit of volume to the braid and just make it a little bit easier to work with the three different sections so now you're ready to begin braiding so take your hair into three different parts and start to fold them. On top of the middle piece, so take the right side. Put it over top of the middle piece, then take the left strand and put it on top with the middle piece and then just keep going until you're down your braid. Just make sure that you're braiding in the direction that you're going to be tying the braid. So then you can avoid any bumps or lumps at the root of the hair once you're at the end of your braid, you can go ahead and tie it up. I'M just using a clear small elastic from the dollar store. After that, you can just pull on the braid a little bit and pulling out the pieces just to make it look a little bit Messier and a little bit bigger since I do have thinner, hair and just keep adjusting it until it's at the size and look That you want, after you're done your braid. You can take the clip out and just tousle your hair backwards, and so it is ready to be put in a ponytail, so just grab all your hair, along with the braid into a regular mid-level ponytail, and I just pulled my braid out a little bit. So it's not laying flat on my scalp and then when I adjust my ponytail, I'm also kind of taking a little bit my hair out of the pony's. So it looks a little bit more luminous and loose and carefree. Looking and again, I'm taking that Elnett mousse for volume and stronghold and I'm going to be just scrunching, my ponytail up with it, and this is going to give our Pony a lot more volume and give it a little bit of that messy look. So my ponytail will have a lot more texture and isn't just flat now taking the mousse for extra stronghold, I'm going to just grab some pieces and use them to frame my face and just use the mousse to set them in place. I also like to use the mousse to kind of settle down all the flyaway hairs. I have a lot of them since you know my hair's pretty bleached, so some of my hair is broken, so just Pat down my hair with the mousse and it usually takes care of those flyaways. The next hairstyle. Is this really cute upside down French braid bun it'll actually make it easier to do this hairstyle if your hair is really dirty so just start out by flipping your hair upside down and brushing it to smooth it out. And yes, I do realize my shirt tag. Is sticking out? Okay, let's just ignore it and then after that, I'm going to take the volume moves and just rub that on my hands and run that through my hair, this is going to help to make the hair a little bit easier to work with and also add some Volume, so our French braid is big and beautiful. So to start, the French braid just take a section of your hair at the nape of your neck and separate that into three sections, just like a regular braid cross over the left side over the middle, the right side over the middle and so on. But this time as you're braiding you're going to want to add a piece of hair to each side before you lop it over the middle. So each time you see here, I'm adding a piece to the one side, putting it over top of the middle piece. Moving on to the next side and doing the exact same thing so just continue the French braid until you're at about the crown of your head. Oh my god, you guys this tag is just so distracting, I'm so sorry but anyways. Once you get to the top of your head you're going to want to tie your braids up, so it doesn't all unravel so I'm using that same clear elastic just tying it up. After finishing your braid, you should have the top section of your hair left. So you're gon na want to take that and kind of put it like if you were to put it in a ponytail with the braid, but instead you're going to just twist your hair around into a bun and then just tie it into place with an elastic And after it's all tied up with the elastic you're, just going to want to pull out the bun a little bit just spread it out, make it look a little bit bigger, and this is just really going to add some volume to your bun. So just keep doing that until it's the size that you like, and I'm going to finish up by taking some extra stronghold, mousse and running that on the top of my hair. Just again to control my flyaways and I'm going to take a little bit of that. And also take some pieces again just to frame my face and I'm going to tell you guys a little trick that I like to do with the mousse. I just wrap some pieces around my fingers for a few seconds and then, when I let go, they become really wavy and curly, and it's because the mousse does such a good job of holding them into place. And that's about it, that's the finished. Look. You got a really cute french braided bun this next hairstyle. Is this really cute twisted braid? Look. It looks very complex, but I promise you it's just two steps repeated over and over. So I'm going to start out by just brushing my hair backwards. Then I'm going to section it off and gather the hair into a loose half up ponytail and tie it up again with those clear elastics. So that's step one then I told you to only two step step. Two is just to pull the ponytail through to create a simple twist, so I'm just separating my hair at the top and then pulling the ponytail right through then just blow. It gather your hair again from both sides and you want to make another loose ponytail. On top of the previous one, we just did then just tie it up again and spread it open and put the ponytail right through that. Just like the last time and continue that and as you go along, you can pull apart each twist to make it as full as you like, or as tight as you like, depending on how you, like the twists to look so once you reach the end of Your hair you're going to want to tie it all up, and here I'm just going to adjust it, how I like it by separating the twists pulling them apart until I'm satisfied with how it looks and again I'm going to take the L net extra stronghold, mousse And I'm going to do the same thing as the last hairstyle, I'm going to take some pieces and frame my face. This part is completely optional. I just really like the way it looks when I have some loose pieces of the front and using the mousse just really helps me to get them like his wavy, as I want. Don'T feel free to pass on this part unless you like some pieces, framing your face too and after that the hairstyle is done. So that's the end of the video you guys. I hope you enjoyed it. If you did don't forget to give me a big thumbs up - and let me know down in the comments which hairstyle was your favorite - I would love to know and of course, don't forget to subscribe before you leave if you're not subscribed already, I upload a new Video every single Sunday and a bonus video throughout the week and turn my notifications on so you never miss a video. Sometimes they don't show up in subscription boxes. There'S technical difficulties so go set up my notifications, so you know every single time. I drop a video. That'S all for now. I will see you guys in my next video. Thank you so much for watching bye, wolfies, ready to start cutting the pumpkin. I told you I'd, put you on there buddy. You look really good on there. That'S a nice pose