4 Easy & Heatless Braided Hairstyles!

What'S up, everyone welcome back to a channel so, as you can see by the title today, I am coming back with yet another hairstyle video. I have already done a ton of hair cell videos on my channel already, as you guys probably already know, but I'll link. All of those down below in a playlist, so you guys can check those out if you haven't seen them already before today's video, I'm gon na, show you guys 4 different braided hairstyles, but I have recently seen on Pinterest and they have super inspired me to do This video, for you guys, I know it - can be kind of a struggle to think of like new original hairstyles, but I saw these and I was like. Oh my god. I need to recreate them. If you guys enjoy our hairstyle videos. I would like to see more do make sure you smash that huge thumbs up just down below and also don't forget to subscribe. If you haven't already go there for ado, let's get on into the video, ok so for hair. So number 1. The first thing I'm gon na do is I'm gon na take my brush and basically just pop my hair into a middle parting. So now our hair is in a middle parting. The first thing I'm gon na do is I'm gon na section off two chunks of hair right by my face on either side like so what I'm gon na do. Is it just section off at one of them with a hair tie so that it doesn't get mixed up with the rest of our hair and once I've done that I'm gon na start working on the other section and all you want to do - is just basically Braided this strand into a thin little braid. Once I get to the very bottom of my braid, what I'm gon na do is I'm just going to take a clear elastic hair tie like this and literally just secure the very end of that braid so that it doesn't come undone, as my braid is nice And secure I'm then gon na move on to the other section and repeat the same thing. The first turn that the next step is to take another two strands of hair from either side of my face and basically repeat the same step all over again. So now that my third braid is complete, I'm gon na move on to the very last section of this hairstyle and I'm going to braid the fourth section. Okay. So now that I have my four braids completed, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm gon na take the two strands that are right next to my face and what I'm actually gon na do. Is I'm gon na take them together and tie them up right under my chin? This is gon na look super weird, but hear me out once we flip it over. It'S gon na look amazing, but then I'm gon na take the other two braids and I'm basically going to attach them like so with a clear elastic tie. I'M just gon na tie this section right here and also at the other side. Now that my hair is finished and tied together into this sort of pattern, what I'm gon na do is I'm actually going to take them and flip it over onto the other side like so, and this is the finished hair, so it may not look like much From the front, but this is what it looks like from the back, I love how quick and easy this is to do all you have to know how to do is how to braid and then just how to tie two braids together, which i think is so Easy and I love the fact that you don't have to hold your arms up in the air trying to braid your hair in the back, which can get kind of difficult. Sometimes before we jump straight into the second hairstyle. I quickly wanted to talk about a few hair products that I have been loving recently. You guys always ask me what sort of products I use for my hair, so I thought this might be quite beneficial to some of you guys to basically get to know what sort of products I use. So I've recently started using this a range of Maui Moisture products for my hair. So this is a brand that you can purchase at Boots and basically they are so amazing. They smell great and they're all vegan as well, which is just so-so. Also, the great thing about these is that they have at five different ranges for different hair types. This one is a for chemically damaged hair, which you guys know is my hair all over, because I have dyed my hair so many times here I have the shampoo conditioner and also a hair mask that I have been trying out recently and honestly. I have to say: hands down. This has made my hair so soft. The reason why I really like these is because there's no parabens and no sulfates, no artificial colors, which is so damaging for the hair. These products have it none of that they actually have aloe vera juice in them, as well as coconut water, which is just so amazing for the hair. I actually use this whole range to wash my hair with today and, as you can see, my hair is just so smooth at the moment. It just looks really nourished and really hydrated, which is exactly what I need. You'D say. Yes, these are the products that I have been used recently and I absolutely loved them, so I would 100 % recommend for you guys to try them if you do have a chemically damaged hand. Like me, I have a bit more information about them in the description as well, but anyways. Let'S move on to the second hairstyle, so for the second hairstyle. What we're gon na do. First is we're going to take a chunk of hair right above our forehead like so now that we've sectioned off I'm now going to split this into three sections are like so, and I'm going to start braiding this with a inverted braid. So, instead of going over the braid like we usually do, I'm actually gon na take each strand underneath. I think this is called a Dutch braid now to finish up the braid. I'M just gon na take a clear elastic, hair, tie and secure that right. At the end, now, the next step is to tag at these two sections of your hair, from either side of your face and basically repeat the same thing. So I'm gon na take the first chunk and I'm gon na start braiding that with a inverted Dutch braid. So now i braid is secure. I'M then gon na take it the other side and basically repeat the same thing. Looking like an alien with these two braids coming up my head, what we're gon na do is we're gon na take each of the braids and basically just tug on them, just to make them a little bit more volumize and make them a lot more thicker than They really are, as you can see, doing theirs. It makes a world of difference. So now my braids are a lot more volumizer. What I'm gon na do is I'm gon na take them to the back of my head and tie them all together. So once you have secured all of your braids at the back, what you want to do is you want to pull apart the section that is not braided like so this just creates a little bit of detail and volume right there, and now that we've tied off Of the remainder of the braids that we can then take the braids at the bottom apart and remove the extra hair ties to let the hair flow down at free me once you have completed that step. What you want to do is you want to take another two sections from either side of your face, just a very thin ones, and then you also want to braid those as well and once again at once, those two braids are complete. What you want to do is just take them to the back and tie them together. So then, once your braids are tied together, what you want to do once again is take the section that is not braided and pull it apart. Just to kind of echo the same thing that you did the first time, but once again now that your braids are tied off, you can then take out the extra hair ties and now to complete the hair cell. The very last thing I'm going to do is I'm going to braid the remainder off the hair and tie it off. So this is what the finish hair song looks like. I am in love with this hairstyle. It looks so much more difficult than it really is, because all you're really doing is just creating a bunch of braids and then tying it together. Again though, this kind of looks like a hard hairstyle to do, but trust me once you start doing it and once you get the hang of it, it honestly is not that hard axel. But now, let's move on to hairstyle number three, so for the third hairstyle. What we're gon na be doing is we're gon na be creating kind of like a glamour. Ponytail is super simple to do, but it looks so pretty. The first thing we're gon na do is we're gon na take two chunks of hair from either side of our face. So once I've got my two strands that separated what you want to do is you want to start twisting each of the strands away from your face like so and then gon na repeat the same thing to the other side. Unless we have twisted those sections, what I'm gon na do is I'm just going to take them to the back like so and then tie them off with a clear elastic tie. What you want to do now is you want to pull apart those sections just a little bit to make them a little bit more volumize and look more full once you have a major twist, a lot more volume eyes, as I have done here, you then want To gather the rest of your hair and just secure them into a ponytail and to finish off the ponytail, you then just want to grab a strand of hair from underneath and twist this around the hair tie to conceal it and to finish off the hair. So what you want to do is you just want to pull out some strands of hair, just by your face, just to frame it a little bit better and that is the hairstyle finished. I absolutely love how this looks. It'S such an easy way to spice up a regular ponytail. It'S just like a really easy way to get your hair out of your face, but still looks super cute, but now it lets me onto hair so at number four. Okay, so far, this very last hair. What you wan na do is you want to make sure that you have a middle parting and then we're gon na start off by taking it to chunks of hair just up from the top of the head, I'm actually going to use at my tangle teezer to Help me gather this all the way to the top of my head, and once I have a good grip of my hair, I'm then gon na just tie this off with a high tide. I love towards at the side of my head, so once you have done it to the one side, you then just want to repeat the same thing. It'S to the other side. So now that I have that these little ponytails, that what we gon na do is we're gon na start, braiding them into a fishtail braid. So what I'm gon na do is I'm actually gon na just split the ponytail into two sections like so so. The first thing we're gon na do is we're gon na take the outer strand off of one of the strands and we're gon na place them into the middle. Like so, and then we're gon na do the same thing from the other side. So you wan na. Take a thin strand, flip it over and place it on the other side in the middle. So that's essentially how you do a fishtail braid. You just repeat that same step over and over again, but you have to make sure that you pull the strands in quite tight so that it doesn't come undone. A fishtail braid is probably the most time-consuming braid because you are working in such small sections. But trust me once you get the hang of it, it is so worth it once you have your braid secured. What you want to do is you want to start pulling a part of the braid from each section, and basically, this is going to again make it a lot more volume eyes and a lot bigger than it really is. This step is super important because this is obviously going to be your bun, so you want it to be as voluptuous as possible, but once your braid is all pulled apart, you then it just want to repeat the same thing to the other side. Now, let's see how both of you break complete, what you want to do is you just want to start wrapping the braid around itself, like so to form the bun. So this is the finished hairstyle. I really really like this. I think it's so quick. I see this hairstyle all over the internet all the time and I just think it looks so cute for like summer and even festivals, or something like that. I really hope you guys enjoyed these hairstyles do. Let me know which one of these was your favorite kind of really liking this one, but I also really like the first one. To be honest, I like all of them, so I'm not even gon na choose, if you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you smash that huge thumbs, upses down below and also don't forget, to subscribe, come and join at the dinosaur family. But that is all for me. Thank you so much for watching. I really hope you guys enjoyed and I'll see you guys in my next video bye