The Best Curls On Blown Out Natural Hair + How To Maintain Hairstyle 2Weeks!

All right, so I'm starting on blow-dried hair. I have several videos showing how I blow-dry my hair. So I did not include that in this video, but I will link a couple of videos below for you to check out if you're interested in how I actually blow-dried my hair. So I'm gon na start. My first section and I like to go over my roots with my flat iron, because I just have a thing about puppy boots, so I like them to be a little straighter, and so once I go over my roots of my flat iron, I take this tiny Curling iron, I got. I actually got this from Walmart. It was really cheap, it's only like 9 or 20 between like 9 in 1999. So it's not super expensive, and so once I curl it with that, I use my flexi rod to go in immediately after and roll it up and I'm using the roll and twist method. So I roll the end and then I like twist it and then roll it, some more and twist it and roll it some more, instead of just straight rolling it for those spiral. Curls, because I do want it to have the extra length that you get by doing the roll and twist method and it's a different type of curl that I like, and that's all I'm just going to use the same process to do my whole head. I started with blue and actually the second time I did my hair like this. I only use the orange, not the orange. I only use the red and the yellow flakes in rutte, mostly the yellow, because it gave me a tighter curl and I think it's lasted longer than these mr. crow. This came out really pretty, but I would recommend using smaller flexi rods all over instead of using like the blue and the orange ones. But you know, depending on your let's go, for whatever makes you happy okay, so this is the next morning and I slept in these - it was super uncomfortable, but you know you got to do what you got to do. Sometimes I did not count how many I used, so I cannot tell you the exact number, so I'm just going to take these out by unwinding them in the opposite direction in which they are rolled. Okay, now that I have them all out, this is how it's looking as you can see. My hair is super bouncy and shiny. It has a lot of body and movement. Now, I'm going to separate it the first day. I didn't separate it a lot, because this was my first time doing this style exactly this way, so I kind of left it a little less separated and it continues to get bigger and bigger, as the week went on and actually wore this style for two weeks And it lasted me, those two weeks without me having to redo it. I did roll up one of those curls that you'll see later on in the video, because it came out kind of wonky, so I curled it up at night, besides from redoing that one flexi rod, that was the only retouching that I did for the entire two Weeks you and that's pretty much it aside from fluffing it out and separating it to your liking. That'S all I did. I pined up with my hair each night and I'll show you in a second exactly how I sleep in my hair and how not how I sleep in my hair, but how I tie this up at night and then how I take it down in the morning. As well and it's so easy so convenient, you literally don't have to do anything but shake out your hair in the morning, and it's just so great - and this is the scarf that I use to pine up on my hair. I just pineapple it and you know the regular way and I leave the top part of it out. I know some people like to use bun it's on top, but I only put a bottom on top when I get in the shower just so. This team doesn't mess with my curls, but I just sleep with my hair out like that, and that's all I do at night time and in the morning I just take off my scarf and shake out my hair there's that one flexi rod I was telling you About that I read it, and so once I shake it out, that's all some pieces as the week goes on they get clumped together. So I kind of have to separate them again, but that's all I do in the morning and it's just like a shake-and-go hairstyle. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for watching and see you later.