3 Heatless Hairstyles

Hey guys and welcome back to my channel, I know it's been a little bit since I posted last, but last week I was really sick and I moved into my new house with my roommate Jane who's, like the cutest little Irish person ever so yeah. I'M finally settled here in Ireland and it's so nice I feel so at home and yeah. So I just didn't really have time to film last week, but I'm back this week and I'm going to do a couple hairstyles for you guys without using heat, because I find it's just a little bit easier throughout the day. If you don't have time, but you want to look put together and maybe have like a little edge to your hairstyle and if you don't have any heat tools, then this is a perfect way to do that. So if you guys want to see how I got these three different hairstyles without using heat, then just keep on watching, so I did put in my lucky hair extensions, I'm wearing the dirty blonde 220 gram ones. I only put in four Clips, though, so I put two of the four clips at the middle section of my head and two of the three clips on the bottom section of my head. It just adds fullness and most importantly, length because we are going to be doing some braids and I think it just looks better when there's a little bit more fullness and like so that you can play around with the texture of the braids. So the first hairstyle is a fishtail. This is a very simple hairstyle, but I find that when you really pull it out and kind of make it look messy. It just looks like it's so like high-fashion and like runway ready, so we're just gon na do that. First, to keep the shorter layers of my hair, I like to do two twists and then secure them at the back, so I'm gon na do that really quickly, I'm just taking some gold bobby pins. I got these at H & M they're super cute and I just find that if you do see them, it doesn't matter because they look cute. So I'm gon na take the front section right here and just lightly twist that and then kind of just like mess. It up a little bit and then pin it in the back, bringing it over to the side and doing the same with this section right here. So it should just look like something like that in the back just kind of secures it, because I find that my shorter layers always fall out the quickest, and this way it just keeps it in and secured for the whole day for the fishtail. I'M just gon na do your regular fishtail little trick that I like to do is taking different sized section from each of the side. So you split your hair into two pieces, make sure they're pretty, even so that one side doesn't feel thicker than the other and all you're doing is taking a little piece of hair from one side and bringing it to the other side. That'S all you're doing little piece of hair to the other side. It'S a pretty simple braid I like to keep it really tight so that when we pull it out at the end, it doesn't fall apart. If you take different sized pieces, I think it also brings a little bit of a variety to the brain and then just take a hair, elastic and secure it in place. Now, of course, you can just leave it like this. It'S a simple fishtail braid and it's nice and secure and tight, but I like to really just take it apart, like seriously go to town on this. It just makes it look like a completely different braid, just like a lot edgier. This is my go-to braid. Whenever I have like greasy hair - or I don't know what to do with it - and I don't want it all down, this is definitely the braid I do and yeah I just really like this one. The second hairstyle is a take on your typical, like two braids at the side of your head, and I just wanted to make it a little bit more wearable. Just because I find wearing two braids right here, like pigtail style, is a little bit dated. So I wanted to kind of modernize it, so I started a little bit higher and I do an introverted braid instead of a normal French braid, so splitting your hair in half again, I'm just going to tie this side away, so it doesn't get caught alright. So again, leaving some pieces out in the front so that it's framing my face, I'm going to start at the top section of my head split into three pieces and instead of bringing the two outside pieces over the middle one, I'm gon na take it under again. You want this braid to be tight, so when you pull it out, it doesn't fall apart. Do a spin with you do, I say securing it at the bottom, with an elastic and again you can leave it just like this. It'S nice and tight and secure, but we're gon na fluff it out, because I'm obsessed and that's what it should look like, so I'm gon na do the exact same thing on this side. I dream of you three this. Do I really like this second hairstyle? I think it's really different and I also think it looks really good with a hat, so I'm just gon na show you what it would look like if you wanted to rock it with a hat. I just think it looks really cool and it just kind of puts a look together. If you have a very simple outfit on, then your hair can kind of take the show. So this is the second look. The last look is definitely the easiest. It'S for someone that likes a low-maintenance style and just wants their hair out of their face. So it's a low pony and then a nice chunky braid around the base of it, so that you don't see the elastic so just gathering on my hair and just making it look a little bit Messier than normal, because I don't want it to be a slick. Ponytail at all, I am leaving pieces out around my face because I guess it's preference it's up to you, but just like the way it looks making sure it's not too tight against my head, taking an elastic and then securing it in place. Taking the bottom part of the ponytail, I'm going to squeeze it in so that it gets right to the nape of my neck. I'M gon na take a bottom section of the ponytail and then just do a regular braid. This is where you can get creative and do like a fishtail if you want or any kind of braid that you want, but I'm just gon na keep it a three strand braid, keeping it tight again so that we can fluff it out now. Taking the braid and wrapping it around the elastic, you want to take some bobby pins and secure it in place and that's the final look again. This one looks really nice with a hat as well, or you can even braid the rest of your hair. If you want so that you have the base part of your braid and then another braid here so again, it's up to you. I hope you found inspiration in any of these looks, and it was easy enough to recreate give it a thumbs up. If you like this video subscribe, if you haven't already and I'll see you guys soon, bye