23 Outrageously Easy 3 Minute Heatless Hairstyles

Hey guys so before I continue, I would like to emphasize that this is not another hair hack video. No, even though I know how much you guys love my hair hacks, this video was intended to inspire you with an abundance of heatless hairstyles that can be recreated by anyone, regardless of skill, level or experience. So, even though I've done a ton of heatless hairstyles on my youtube channel, you guys keep requesting for more. So I thought what better way to honor your wishes than with a cluster bomb of the best heatless hairstyles. All in one video. Each hairstyle is quick and easy, and I tried really hard to make sure there's a perfect heatless, hairstyles short, medium or long. So, even though I'll be recreating these hairstyles using just a few webs from my fancy, hair extension set. Don'T feel that you have to own a set of hair extensions or have long hair to recreate these heatless hairstyles. Here are my 23 outrageously easy, three-minute, heatless hairstyles. Let'S start with a bang, shall we I love how easy and effortless this hairstyle is, and it only takes a couple minutes to create. So all I'm doing is picking up a chunk of hair from the top of one side and then making sure that this chunk is from the middle of my head. I'M separating this hair into two sections and then I'm twisting each individual strand towards my face and then wrapping the strands around each other away from my face so again twist towards the face and wrap away from the face and continue to repeat the same steps. Until I no longer have any hair to work with and then I'm tying off the end of the braid with a hair elastic, now I'm just going to create the exact same rope braid. On the other side, once I have my two braids and just going in and gently pulling them apart with my fingers and finally, I'm taking each braid and draping it across the back of my head and pinning it in place with bobby pins. So this is a cool little twist on the regular three strand braid. All you want to do is gather the hair in the back of the nape of the neck and leave out the face trimming pieces of hair to create a more boho relaxed. Look then separate. The hair into three strands you want to have two thick strands and one thin strand, then just go ahead and braid a regular three strand, braid and tie off the end of the braid, with a hair elastic after you've done that you want to go in and Pull out only on the thick strands, and this is going to create a beautiful irregular pancake braid. For this look, I'm picking up a chunk of hair from one side of my face and embracing a regular Dutch braid to braid. A Dutch braid simply separate the working section into three strands and grate a regular three strand braid, but instead of crossing the strands over the middle strand, you want to cross them under the middle strand once I braid it as far down as I can and then Going in and pulling apart, the braid with my fingers to make the braid thicker after I've done that I'm just draping the braid across the side of my head and then across the back of my head on a slight diagonal and then in Bobby pinning the braid To my head and covering up the bobby pins with some hair, this hairstyle is perfect for those of you who love the look of a stacked braid, but prefer to get the look without the hassle of actually braiding the braids into one another. All you'll need is a few basic braiding skills and you're good to go for this heatless hairstyles and simply separating my hair into three sections, a right section, a left section and a back section for the two side sections you want to gather all of the hair From the temples to the back and bottom of your ear, it should look like a square and then tie away each section so is out of the way the middle section should be all of your hair at the crown area and the back of your head. So all I'm doing is picking up a chunk of hair from the top of my back section and I'm separating it into three strands and then embracing a French Dutch braid. You want to begin by crossing one of the side strands under the middle strand and cross. The other side strand under the middle strand, now keep repeating these steps, while alternating sides, and also incorporating hair from the outside of the braid into each strand you cross, under until you reach the nape of your neck. Now that I'm at the nape of my neck and have incorporated all the loose hair from this section into the braid, I'm continuing to braid a regular Dutch braid until I have a few inches of loose hair left at the bottom before I finish, braiding mind hybrid. What I like to do is go in and pull apart, the braid that I've already braided it just makes it a lot easier to pull apart, because once you finish, braiding the entire braid, it's a lot more difficult to pull out the sections. Okay guys. So you can obviously see my hair extensions at this point, because my hair is ombre. It'S darker at the top and my hair extensions are one uniform color, but I'd like to let you know that as soon as this hairstyle is finished, all of my hair extensions are going to be completely covered. So if you have opera hair like me and you're, also wearing hair extensions that are one uniform, color I'd like to let you know that you can relax and you can totally recreate this look and no one will have any clue that you're wearing hair extensions. So after I braided and pulled apart, my Dutch braids, I'm just tying off the end of the braid, with a small hair elastic next and taking the two sections of hair in the front that I sectioned away in the beginning, and I'm braiding a regular three strand. Braid from the nape of my neck, and in finishing it off at the same point as my Dutch braid and then tying it off with an elastic. And the last thing I'd like to do is take the braid and flip it over and under to create a beautiful twisted effect at the top for this heatless hairstyle. I'M just picking up a chunk of hair from the top and middle of one side of my head and I'm braiding it into a fishtail braid to braid a fishtail braid. You simply want to separate the working section into two sections and then take one strand from the outside of one of the sections and bring it over to the opposite section. Then you want to do the same thing on the other side, so pick up a small strand of hair from the outside of that section and then bring it over to the other section. Keep repeating these steps again and again until your braid is long enough to reach the back of your head once it's long enough to reach the back of your head. What I like to do is go under my fingers and pull apart on the fishtail braid to make it thicker and more interesting. So once I have my braid, I'm just gathering together with the rest of my hair and I'm tying all of my hair into a very messy low bun, but the next hairstyle. You want to take a section of hair from either side of your face and then tie them together at the back of your head. Now that I have this little ponytail, all I'm doing is creating an opening above the hair elastic and pulling the ponytail up and over the hair lassic to create a beautiful twisted effect. So after I've done that, I'm taking a chunk of hair from underneath the ponytail and I'm braiding all of this hair into a regular three strand braid. You guys know how to do that right. So after I finished braiding - and I have a few inches of blues hair left at the bottom of the braid - I'm just tying it off with a hair elastic and pulling it apart with my fingers to loosen it up. So this hairstyle is a slightly different variation on the hairstyle that I just showed you. What you want to do is take a larger section of hair from either side of the face and tie them together at the back of it. Huh heads back of the head, so you want to make sure that you tie it lower down. So it's near the nape of the neck. Now I'm just pulling the ponytail up and over the elastic to create a twisted effect and I'm gently pulling on the twist to loosen them up. Just like I did in the previous hairstyle, then all I'm doing is gathering all the hair together and braiding a regular three strand braid, I'm tying off the braid and pulling it apart with my fingers to loosen it up and that's it. So this is a really easy hairstyle if you know how to fit shell braids, but the technique I'm going to show, you is going to give it a really special effect. So all I'm doing is gathering a section of hair from one side of my head and then I'm braiding this section into a fishtail braid, I'm continuing to braid this fishtail braid. Until I get to about a third down of the Strand that I'm working with and then I'm going in and pulling out the top of the fishtail braid, I'm continue to braid a regular fishtail braid and every 2 or 3 inches, or so I'm pulling out. That section of the fishtail braid to create this beautiful bubble effect, I'm continuing to repeat these steps until I no longer have any more hair to work with so this next hairstyle is a really easy braid that you can create without actually doing any braiding. It'S an elastic braid, so all I'm doing is taking a chunk of hair from either side of my face and I'm tying these chunks of hair together at the back of my head and then creating an opening above the hair elastic and I'm pulling the ponytail over And under the elastic, this is going to create this beautiful twisted effect and then going in and taking another chunk of hair from either side of my head and incorporating this hair with the ponytail that I've already created. I'M tying all this hair, together with a small hair elastic about two inches below the first hair elastic and then I'm creating another opening above the second elastic and again pulling through the ponytail over and under the elastic to create another twisted effect notice. That, after I create the twist, I'm gently pulling out on the sides of the two is just to loosen them up a little bit. This is just going to give the entire look a more relaxing romantic look, so I'm just going ahead and repeating the step. One. More time to create this beautiful, half up twisted French braid, so this is another braid. This braid all you're going to need to create. This look is a bunch of hair elastic, so all I'm doing is basically taking a section of hair from one side of my head and then bring it over to the opposite side and tie it together with another section of hair on the side of my face. So, as you saw, I just took the ponytail and I looped it over and under the elastic to create a twisted effect and then taking another section of hair from the back of one side and I'm bringing it all the way over to the side that I'm Braiding on and I'm combining it with another section of hair tying it together, looping it over and under the elastic to create another twisted effect. I'M basically repeating these steps again and again, as far down as I want, and what this is going to do is create a beautiful, faux, fishtail look, that's kind of twisted and very loose and bohemian. I love this look. Okay, so this one is going to be a little bit difficult to explain, but I'm going to do my best nevertheless, because it's so beautiful, you guys have to try this out. So basically, what I'm doing is taking a chunk of hair from one side of my hair and I'm draping. It all the way across my head and combining it to the side of my head with another section of hair, I'm taking these two sections and I'm twisting them towards my face and then wrapping them around each other away. From my face to create a bro prayed. I'M braiding this row braid until I have a few inches of loose hair left at the bottom of the braid, and then I'm tying off the braid with a hair elastic and then pulling apart the braid just a little bit to fluff it out. Next, I'm taking a chunk of loose hair from behind the braid and then combining it with the loose ends of the braid that I already have, then I'm taking this section and I'm separating it into two sections and braiding a rope braid in the opposite direction. So this time and twisting the individual strands away from my face and then twisting the strands around each other towards my face and then I'm tying off the end of the braid, with a small hair elastic and then again, just like the previous braid. I'M going in with my fingers and pulling apart the braid to fluff it out so with the remaining loose hair, I'm just separating it into two sections and creating another rope braid, it doesn't matter which direction you braid it, and so you can braid it. Whichever direction you feel more comfortable with and then when you get to the end of the braid, you just want to pull it apart again and then this time I'm tying together the end of the two braids together to make it one brain sue. I know there was a lot, but hopefully you guys got it, and hopefully you guys appreciate the beauty of this gorgeous gorgeous rope braid. So for this hairstyle, you want to start with a deep side part and pick up a chunk of hair from the top of the side that has more hair and braids a regular French, Dutch braid until you reach the nape of your neck to braid, a French Dutch braid, you simply want to braid each side strand under the middle strand and then once you've done this two times in the beginning. You want to start incorporating hair from the outside of the braid into the braid. This will help the braid stick to your head. So once I reach the nape of my neck, I'm just going in and pulling out the sides of the braid with my fingers to fan it out. I just find it much easier to fan it out at this point where I was finishing. The braid all the way to the ends and after I've done that I'm just continuing with the regular Dutch braid and tying off the end of the braid, with a small hair elastic and then going in and pulling apart the rest of the braid. So this yoursel is a super cute twist, no pun intended on the traditional pigtail braided hairstyle. So, instead of two French pigtail braids, all I'm doing is creating two French rope braids to do this and picking up a chunk of hair from the top of one side and I'm separating this section into two. Then I'm taking these two sections and I'm twisting them towards my face and wrapping them around each other away. From my face, I'm going to continue repeating this step, as I incorporate hair from the outside of the braid into the sections that I'm working with after I've incorporated all of my loose hair into the French rope. Braids, I'm continuing down with a regular rope, braid and then tying off the end of the braid with a small hair elastic. Then all I'm doing is creating the exact same French rope braid on the other side of my head. For this look, I'm separating my hair from ear to ear and I'm tying the rest of my hair into a low ponytail. Then I'm taking one of the side, sections and draping it across the back of the head and around the base of the ponytail and pinning the section in place with some bobby pins, and then I'm repeating the exact same thing on the other side. Yes, I know my hair elastic, showing I'm clearly not on my game today. Let'S just ignore that peeps and keep going so then I'm just taking a small hair elastic and I'm tying it around the ponytail about a couple inches down from the base of the ponytail and I'm going in with my fingers and pulling out that section to create A bubble effect, and then all I'm doing from here is just repeating to step two more times along the length of the ponytail to create this beautiful bubble ponytail. So this is one of my favorite ways of styling, my hair without any heat. Basically, all I do separate all of my hair down the back of my head into two sections, and then I braid each section into a regular braid notice that when I begin braiding at the very beginning, I kind of pulled a braid forward. This is going to make sure that the braid lays flat against my head without any funny bumps sticking out after I've done that I'm just continue to braid as far down as I can, and I'm tying off the end of the braid, with a small hair elastic And then pulling out the braid to fluff it out now, I'm just braiding the exact same braid on the other side. So now that I have my two braids, all I'm doing is taking each braid and draping it over the top of my head and then pinning it down with some bobby pins. As I do this, I make sure that both braids are super secure and that all of the loose ends are perfectly hidden. Okay, so now that you guys know how to perfect the perfect milkmaid braid, hopefully now you guys will be able to perfect the milkmaid rope. Braid, so what i'm doing here is separating my working section into two strands and i'm twisting both strands away from my face and then wrapping them around each other towards my face and notice that i'm using the same technique as the classic milkmaid braid. So in the beginning, I'm kind of braiding it away from my face or towards my face whatever you want to call it. But you get the idea, I'm kind of braiding it in the same direction that I'm going to drape the rope braid over my head, and this is going to prevent any funny lumps or bumps. So once I finished off my first braid I'm going ahead and repeating the exact same thing on the other side, and then once I have my two braids, I'm just gon na do the same thing as a previous hairstyle and drape each braid over the top of My head and pin them down with bobby pins okay, so I should probably warn you guys about this one, because it's actually supposed to be a really really beautiful hairstyle, but I screwed it up because I didn't brush out the hair in the back of my head And as you'll see, this hairstyle looks like a cow licked, the back of my head, but regardless other than that, if you guys do brush out the back of your head, I promise that this hairstyle is really really pretty. So, as you can see, I'm just taking a chunk of hair from one side of my head and I'm tying it off with a small hair elastic at the top. And then I tied another hair elastic about two inches below that one and then pulled out that section of hair to create a bubble and then going and creating the exact same thing right under that. So after I've created my two bubbles on one of the sections, I'm doing the exact same thing on the other side. Now that I have these two bubble, sections whatever you want to call them, I'm just taking them to the back of my head and tie them together with a small hair elastic and then I'm removing those other hair elastics that are keeping the bubbles on the bottom. In place so yeah other than the cowlick, I think this hairstyle is pretty cute now. So this is a really cute and simple hairstyle and it literally took me about a minute to do if not less so. All I did was take a section of hair from the crown area and I separated it into three sections and then I braided a leuh french-braid up to my ear level and then it continued down with a regular Dutch braid. I then went in and pulled apart. The braid and tied off the end of the braid with a small hair elastic, and that was it for this next hairstyle, I'm taking a chunk of hair from one side of my face and I'm beginning to twist it upwards and incorporating sections of hair into the Twist as I go when I reach the opposite side of my head, I'm just picking up hair from the other side of the face to tie it together with a twist and then to loosen up the twist and just pulling it out with my fingers. Finally, I'm taking a small strand of hair from the ponytail and I'm wrapping it around the hair elastic a couple times to cover it up and then I'm tying together the ends of the Strand with the rest of the ponytail, with a small hair elastic. This is another one of my favorites, so all I'm doing is gathering my hair into a low, loose ponytail and I'm covering up the elastic with a strand of hair, leaving out some face-framing pieces in the front. Then I'm braiding a regular three strand, braid halfway down the ponytail and then I'm tying it off with an elastic and pulling apart the braid with my fingers and then covering up the second elastic with another strand of hair from the ponytail. This is another easy hairstyle that literally took me two or three minutes, but it definitely looks like it took me way longer than that. So all I did was gather all of my hair in the back and I separated all of my hair into three equal sections. I'M braiding each section into a loose three strand braid and then I'm wrapping each braid around itself and then pinning it in place with bobby pins. Oh and another tip for you guys that will really help you hide the loose ends of the braid is to tie the end of the braid into a loop. So if you notice that's what I've been doing and it makes it so much easier to cover up the loose ends of the braids when I pin them in place with bobby pins. So this is a really simple braid, but it's a really really cool effect. All I'm doing is creating a braid on both sides of my head and I'm just clipping it away in the meantime so that it doesn't unravel when you braid the braids at the top. You want to make sure that the braids come down from the top and side of the head instead of directly from the side. So once I braided my second braid about half way down, I'm taking all of my braids and the loose hair and then braiding a very loose three strand braid with all the hair combined. This is going to create a really cool braids within a braids effect that I absolutely love so, for this last hair saw what I did was gather all of my hair to one side and I loosely tied it with a small hair elastic into a ponytail. Then I picked up two sections from the underside of the ponytail and I tied them around the front of the elastic to cover it up, and then I brought them to the back. So when I brought them to the back. What I did was pick up. Another two strands of hair from the underside of the ponytail and I incorporated them into the existing strands that I already have. And then I brought them again to the front tied a knot and then brought them to the back. This time. When I brought the strands to the back, I picked up a small section of hair from the underside of the ponytail and I tied all of his hair, together with a small hair elastic, so you'll notice. What this did was create a little section of the ponytail. So what I'm doing is going in with my fingers and pulling out hair from this section to make a bubble, and all I'm doing is repeating the exact same steps a few more times. So again, I'm picking up two small strands from the back of the ponytail and bringing them to the front knotting them together and then bring them to the back. When I bring them to the back and picking up another small strand of hair from the back of the ponytail and tying all this hair together with a small hair elastic, so it stays secure and doesn't slip. Then I'm going back to this section and I'm pulling out sections of hair to create another bubble. So I'm going to repeat these steps one more time and then and done guys seriously. I have no idea what possessed me to do so many hairstyles in one video. My arms feel like they're, going to fall off, but hopefully you guys enjoy this video nonetheless and got plenty of inspiration for different heatless hairstyles. You can create for pretty much any occasion guys seriously. I can't even begin to tell you how happy it makes me to see you guys, recreate my hairstyles and then hash tag me on instagram. The fact that there are people recreating my hairstyles is just bananas. So thanks for being awesome, you guys and showing me your endless support. So if you like this video, please give it a big thumbs up and subscribe to my youtube channel for more videos like this one. Thank you so much for watching you guys. I love you and I hope to see you in my next video