Diy Easy Summer Up-Do Hairstyle + Heatless Curls For Fine Hair Tutorial

Hey guys & Dolls welcome back. Today'S look is going to be a very fun and super easy summer. Updo, I'm a really big fan of putting my hair up in the summer, and I wore this easy summer. Chignon updo this in a previous video and a lot of you guys, like. Oh my god, please please, please do tutorial on that hair, so I decided I'd share it with you. So starting out some pretty sick bedhead. I'M going to show you guys how I did my dry shampoo, but I already did it sorry. I know I've disappointed too, so you just shake it into your head. You want to spray it on and then kind of, let it set and then a few minutes later kind of shake it in the next thing I'm doing is taking. This is actually a face mist from Pixi fabulous. However, I discovered it works really well as a detangler, because it's basically water and oil, and so I sprayed that throughout my hair, particularly on my ends and also having my hair slightly damp, is going to help the curls set. When I go to wrap it in a moment, so just kind of comb through that whole thing and then what I like to do is sort of squinch up or fluff up the roots. Otherwise it gets really flat. And so now I'm showing your my heatless curl method. You can see it's got a really thin back section, I'm showing you like the light, even moves through it. So you put that on your head on the plate. You know a hippie headband from 70's and what I'm doing is grabbing small sections of the hair and wrapping it away from my face underneath the headband and it's a super common, I'm sure you guys have seen this method of heatless curls before I will suggest method. Does work best on fine hair that is medium length. Hair that is stubborn to curl might need a curling iron, make sure I get all those little little. You know sections around the ears, as I was saying, this works best on like medium length, hair. That'S relatively find very, very sick or stubborn hair or very long hair. This might be difficult to do. You can also try wrapping it in two different sections sort of like one on top of the other, and perhaps I'll show you guys that at some point, that's why I get really really super curly hair. But this is a really great method for giving your hair a nice amount of textures, but an updo looks right because it's an updo, I feel like a lot of times when you just do it in the street. You look the dull. It totally depends on that. Let me just say that, like I guess it really doesn't matter that much for certain updos, but for a lot of the attitudes that I like to do, which are sort of um delightfully messy or you know bohemian ly untidy. You know they little bit of texture of the hair really helps the CMC. I just wrap and wrap and wrap and wrap around. That'S why I haven't that really thin bit at the back is great because it makes it so that it types it. You know, curls. The hair really tightens in in the back, but I'm taking a bit of the lay right grooming spray, which is an excellent product, and I just spritz that around the outer perimeter of the hair. This will be just wet enough to help the hair set. And then one other thing that I like to do is to take a little rat tail comb and soften up the edges of the front, because otherwise it can be a little too tight either gives me a headache and or it just will lay funny. So I just have comb a little bit of that out and then I'm in my bed, because I don't know if you guys noticed, but I just started filming this about making my bed sounds like. Oh maybe I should do that so now. We'Re digging a hair, dryer and just heating up the hair slightly. This is, I still call these heatless curls, because it's not the same as taking a curling iron or a flat iron or hot curlers, or something to your hair, because it's indirect heat. But yes, you are technically still using heat. The main focus of this is just to drive the liquids that you sprayed on your hair and also just a little tiny bit of heat, and then the cool down will help your hair, your hair, maintain that shape. So that's that and then you let your hair cool once your hair is cool and you feel like it's fully set. I just start taking it out, you really just unwind them. I do try to be mindful of how I unwind them. I'M usually a little bit more careful than this, but I knew that the curls were going to be tighter than I wanted the hair to ultimately be so I knew it was something wrong one to be super delicate with it. I just really wanted to have a bit of a wave that when I go to roll it back, it has a nice look to it love. This has been method, it works every single by it's super curly like I am, and you guys saw my hair was totally straight, and this is only about an hour of it being rolled up. It'S a pretty awesome method, so I kind of finger comb through the hair. Next I take a little bit of lay right grooming pomade. I was mixing up the name of the two products if a lightweight pomade that adds a lot of shine and also will weigh down the curls a little bit, so they will straighten out. You can see 30 happening on that side. It also, as I said, makes them shiny and a little more manageable. It'S really great to sit on the ends of my hair to make sure they don't look frizzy or anything. So I just work that through and do all that stuff. I even will put it a little bit into the roots as a texture, and now I'm going to start working on rolling the front sections of the hair back. So this up too actually starts out sort of as like a half updo, you can kind of, depending on how much time you have you know you might end up, leaving your hair down. One thing: that's really important with this kind of thing is how you lay the hair back, so you guys see, I fiddled with it a little bit before I went ahead and pinned it and then I'm taking two bobby pins and crossing them that they will actually Anchor in and they won't move all night so or all day, whenever you're wearing less whatever. I'M not here, to judge doing the other side very similar method and then at the back. I kind of bring the two sections together: roll the bottom up and then kind of twist it around at a very loose shingle. And then I take these little plastic clips, which are completely the bomb there for doing French twists. But I like securing all kinds of hairstyles with them and I will just slip them in secure the hair. Look at that. How we do is that now we're not quite done. You still want to fuss with it a little bit you can see in the back. It needs some finessing, so I took my brush and just sort of combed that down to make it smooth. But then I also use the pic and sort of bump some of the hair up to give it a little bit of volume and so that it has that sort of luxuriously messy look to it. So it looks soft, really that's the goal here and any kind of like volume that you can give yourself in the right spot. You may find little tendrils of hair that pop out. Sometimes you like them, sometimes yeah, so what I do just grab them twist them up and put them in there with a bobby pin. I mean it's really really truly values they've done, and that is the look. It'S a very simple hairstyle, completely customizable to your hair length. Obviously, because much longer you can twist it up a little differently at hold and then what I like to do as a finishing touches, should sort of pull it apart. Deconstruct it a little bit. I like the way that it looks when it's a little bit messy. So thanks for watching guys and I'll see you in my next video remember to vintage or tacky just be your own kind of beautiful, see, bye,