Frizzy Hair Easy Braided Bun (No Heat, No Hairspray)

Hi guys, i'm so glad to see you here again because today you're learning this beautiful, i i mean like a greek style. For me i don't know uh. Maybe it's just me, but i think it looks super stylish and the main thing is that it's made on frizzy hair, my hair, you will see in a second uh. My hair is super frizzy when it's kind of damp. The reason for doing this hairstyle is that i hate heat. I mean i like summer. I love to like to get tanned, but i hate the heat, because my hair looks like a disaster and i need some super fast hairstyles. I know that's the same with you, because i get a lot of questions about it. So what's the deal with this hairstyle is that i didn't use any heat. I didn't use any hairspray. I just use just a tiny bit of hair cream uh, but that's just because my hair is too frizzy and when it's totally dry it gets a bit more frizzy. If that makes sense. So that's just why i use just a tiny bit of the cream, but you don't need to use it. If you don't want it also, you can do a bit polished version of this one too. So uh it can be super glamorous if your hair is blow-dried and beautiful and sleek. So you can combine it from something super casual for like uh, to take a walk with your friends or maybe to some events. If you do, the polished version we're starting off with a frizzy damp hair. This texture is demanding because i cannot really leave it just like this, and i really don't want to blow dry it every single time and that's why we're doing this hairstyle starting off by parting, my hair. On one side, i want more hair on one side, so the braid is voluminous and the other side with less hair. I will just smooth down a bit at this point you can check which strands you want to leave in front of your bangs and look straight to the mirror and choose ones to frame your face a bit, or maybe you can choose to include everything in your Braid and that's totally up to you now, you want to gather all the hair, the crown and set aside the whole part, while working on a braid grab about one inch size section, that's around two and a half millimeters of hair right at your part and the Front of your face, once you have your first section, you want to grab another one inch section just below that previous one. Now, with these two strands, we are starting to create a french rope braid, and the first step is to take that bottom section and bring it up in front of that top section, so we've crossed them over one. Another next step is to add hair into that bottom section, so, grab about a one inch side, section of hair from the side of your face. This really doesn't have to be perfect so again across that bottom section up and in front of that top section and just bring the top section down. So we want to repeat those same steps: ensuring we're directing the braid toward the back of our head and keep in mind the smaller section. You grab the more detail. This hairstyle will come out and here i will stop with adding more hair. I will just do a few more criss cross steps with these two strands and secure it with a hair clip. Now i will work with the rest of my hair and leave braid in front for now, when it's dry, my hair at the crown sometimes gets really crazy frizzy. So i will smooth down just this part using pea sized amount of this amazing schwarzkopf tim wild cream. I'M just rubbing it between my palms and smoothing the hair down. Now i will gather all the remaining hair, except from the braid and secure it with a hair elastic in a cute low ponytail. If you don't want it to be too polished, you can pinch and pull some strands to create more volume and get that boho vibe to help the twists stand out. We can pinch them slightly and this will make them appear. Thicker using your index finger and a thumb, gently pull on the tops and the bottoms of your twist and make sure to look straight to the mirror, so you can pancake them evenly from the front and from different side angles. These twists will look amazing not only on the dyed hair like mine, but on any natural hair color because of this amazing texture. Now, i'm just adding the braids to my ponytail and securing it once again with the hair elastic. You can definitely stop here and leave it like this. If your ponytail looks nice and if your ends are not dry, but i wanted to continue with the bun. I divided my hair into two equal sections and then i wrapped one section around the other counterclockwise. All the way to the ends of my ponytail, i secured it with a hair elastic at the end, and then i just wanted to pinch it a bit, because this will help create a bit bigger bun. Then i wrapped it counterclockwise around my ponytail until i reached the end of my twist and then i just stuck the ends underneath the bun to keep them hidden and then i'm securing the bun with a few bobby pins. My advice to you, when you're doing any kind of bun is to maybe use a bit more bobby pins. If you need them and to grab less hair than to use less bobby pins and grab more hair, because they will just lose their shape and slide out at the end, you can definitely pinch and pull your bun just a bit more as this is the move For achieving that, effortless look also don't forget to follow me on instagram and to follow me here. I mean to subscribe to my channel here just that red button uh, because i will have like a really cute giveaway soon really soon, so you need to be there and follow it. 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