Air Dried Beach Waves | Hair Tutorial

So before my face masks on which you guys won't see, I'm gon na show you guys the basics of having this done. So my hair is freshly washed and conditioned so now, I'm just going to take my wet brush and brush right on through with my hair. Just making sure I've no knots whatsoever and then the next step is actually really important. So I'm just going to squeeze some excess water out, but this is the important step. You need a comb and you need to find where you want your hair to part like how you want it to dry. So I just comb my back push it forward and it looks like my parting that I normally do is right about there. So I'm just going to brush that hair down into the correct spots and now we're pretty much good to start going with our product. So I'm just going to brush it all down and then separate it in half, pull it onto my two shoulders and we're good to go. So what you want to do is just take a towel and squeeze out any excess water that will allow your hair to better absorb product, so we're just going to go ahead and do that real, quick and now, let's go in with my hair products. So first I'm taking an oil and I'm going to use a good bit of that, probably about a dime-size rub it between my hands, pull it through my ends and whatever is extra kind of run up through my hair, with it's a styling product, numero uno. Just so, you guys know these three products, I'm using the oil and the next two I'm going to use, are totally optional. You don't have to use them really like a lot of hair caring products in my hair, so the next one is insecure, and this is like a leave-in treatment. I'M just going to spray that, basically through the mid-shaft kind of down throughout my entire head and the last little extra, is it's a ten, and this is going to go right on the ends of our hair. Once all your product is in. You want to again give it a good brush through make sure all the hair is coated with all the stuff we apply and once again just take your towel and squeeze out any excess product and water. For the final time before we apply our star of the show, so here it is guys this is our showstopper here it is the AG beach bum. I think have a blogpost go up about this one in particular, and some others that are very similar, so I'll link that down below, if you want to check it out, but we're going to take one pump right here between our fingers, we're going to knock makers. Our hands distribute it, and then this is for one half so the 1/2 you divided run it through get up kind of near through, but not on top of it just close enough comb that through and then one pump for the other side now with a comb. Just brush that through make sure, is totally coding your hair. Now all you're going to do is just scrunch up, so just make sure you're kind of grabbing the ends and putting them up. That'S going to allow your hair to kind of find a form to dry into, so that is pretty much that I'm going to allow this to air dry for the rest of right and I'll. Come back a right before bed to show you what we're going to do next, hey guys so now! This is what it looks like totally air-dried and we're going to go to bed soon, not sick, but like I'm done with my hair being down. So all you need is like a corner tie. I did a blog post on these as well. They'Re called invisible bowls and lines later. It really doesn't matter what color it is. Who cares so I'm just going to flip my head over and I'm going to put it in a really loose bun, so I will show you guys and that okay so loosely taking all the hair up. I'M just going to wrap this cord hair tie around to think three times three times yeah and like loosely so keep it expanded while you're pulling the hair through up here and then just give it like a quick, tiny tub and just make sure like you're kind Of scrunching the hair, like kind of scrunching, your fingers into the little bun to make sure that you allow all the texture to stay in. So it's kind of wobbly and loose. I'M going to use a couple bobby pins just to pin down some pieces that are like falling out everywhere just so. This bun will at least today secure while I sleep so your loose bun should be something kind of Lucy like this. Just pin a couple pieces that are kind of hanging out if any are just so it stays secure for the night. I'M going to go to bed like this and then when we wake up tomorrow and would be really easy to do. I'M literally just going to do my makeup. Take my hair down the hole underneath is going to be textured and then I'm going to fix a couple pieces on top with an iron, but I'll show you guys how to do that tomorrow. So I quickly forgot to tell you guys why I use a cord hair tie and the reason is because it stretches out pretty nice and there's kind of back and forth. Zigzags, almost in the hair tie itself, which kind of allows the hair to let go in and out so there is no direct line, kind of holding the hair together or pinching it for the hair to have formed into it. So, like hair tie like this or the bigger ones, this virus here are not good for this type of hairstyle, because when you get up in the morning, there's going to be an obvious, like indent, in the hair. So that is why I like to use the cord hair tie for this, and you guys can get them at Sephora or if you are a licensed professional Cosmo Prof also stop them and we are back so morning guys. We have our bun still intact up there and now we're going to take out whatever bobby pins and put in it the night before. If I can get my now, and so what I like to do, first, is take these like side fly outs here, look real cute right looks like like bug, legs yeah and I like two strik knees. So I'm going to take my little iron right here and just kind of smooth those out and same thing like I have little ones like right up here. I just want those to kind of not be a pigsty when the rest of my ear is done. So I always Flatiron them. So that's good enough, and now I'm just going to take out my cord hair tie and it's gon na look a little crazy, but I'm going to fix it so find your part that you created a simple one. So my kinda looks like this and I'm not going to go out of the house like this. So what I like to do is I'd like to find pieces that are kind of scary, so like, for instance, this piece and kind of this section right here and then it's like. I fix this one too. So if you have a curling iron, you can use that. I actually end up curling my pieces out with a straightener and I will just quickly kind of spin them down and then just let them twirl up. So it's kind of like you're fixing the curl that you created with the product but like it needs to be fixed. I also like to kinda just Flatiron the top down a little because mine kinda. It looks funny. I don't do that personally, so I do that same thing with the back. If you see any pieces, you don't like just kind of end: go through and fix the curl. You don't have to do every single piece because they will kind of all mesh together. Just if you want like a couple like perfecting curls, I definitely recommend doing that right now. Now what I'm going to do is just kind of run. My fingers, through the entire style, just make sure all the curls and waves kind of just mesh. So this is pretty much your final style. It'S just really like a beachy soft wavy. I really like it. I also like that you don't have to apply a lot of heat, especially to the underneath of the hair. I have layer hair, so my length is down here, so I kind of want to avoid putting it on the lengthier part of my hair and just to finish this off totally optional. I'M going to put a dry oil on my hair just to kind of smooth it out a little bit, keep everything nice and shiny and mesh together. So I'm going to grab that - and this is just the rose, elixir, bye, sexy hair and it's for your ATAR and body - I'm just going to do like a light, spritz kind of all around and that's it guys. So this is how you get a really easy. Beachy hair, it's minimal heat, which is really nice and again to get this, I did use the aging Beach bomb. I like this one because there's no salt in it and they have like a gun c3 complex, which conditions your hair while adding a curl to it. So I really like that again, I have a blog post on all that stuff, so I'll link it down below - and this is your final style - I've been wearing this a lot. I got asked about it last week at work. What I used so I told the girl I used the beach bomb and yeah. It'S really cute, really easy perfect for the summer. It also looks cute like when you pull it up in a pony like I'm not going to totally turn my hair back, but, like you just have like a lot of like PG texture, it does look cute. I square a word like that last week on day 2. So again, thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video for more information liking, that room for more information on some of the curl air-dry creams, again. Definitely check out my blog post. I will link it direct down below just so you guys know I have to go to my blog to find it, and I will see you guys in my next video bye. You