3 Easy Heatless Diy Back To School Hairstyles | Braids By Jordan

Hey guys, it's Jordan today, I'm going to be showing you how to do three quick and easy heatless back-to-school styles. The first style is this: braided half up top knot start off by taking a section of hair from the top of the head and combing it back into a ponytail, take a section of hair from the ponytail and do a regular three strand braid all the way Down to the ends of the hair, every so often I like to go back and carefully pull on the edges of my braid to give it more volume. At the end of the hair, secure the braid with a clear baby elastic, take the remaining hair from the ponytail and backcomb it slightly. To give it. Some extra volume tie that section into a really loose knot at the top of the head to create a bun shape and then secure it with bobby pins. Once you like how it looks carefully wrap the braid around the bun and then secure it with bobby pins and that's it. The second style is the stacked. Fishtail ponytail take a section of hair from the front of the head and move it up and out of the way, then take another small sections. Just behind that. First, one and divide it into two: take a small piece of hair from the outside of the top piece and cross it under and on it into. The inside of the bottom piece then take a small piece of hair from the outside of the bottom piece and cross it under and add it into the inside of the top piece, then repeat that again so take another small section from the top piece. But this time we're going to add in a small new section of hair before crossing them, both under into the inside of the bottom piece and repeat with the bottom. So take a small new section. Add in some new hair and cross them both under and into the inside of the top piece, and then just repeat those steps towards the back of the head to create a Dutch fishtail braid. Every so often I like to go back and carefully pull them. The edges of my braid, to give it more volume after the braid, is about two inches long: stop adding a new hair to the bottom piece and only add a new hair to the top piece to create a Dutch lace fishtail once the braid reaches the back Of the head pull all of the hair into a ponytail, except for the section we left out at the very beginning, divide the remaining section into three and then start a regular three strand braid. Once the brain is long enough to reach the ponytail, secure the braid to the center of the fishtail with some bobby pins and then secure it into the ponytail with another elastic to finish this style, I decide to hear about my elastic so to do that. Just push your fingers back up through the elastic and take a small piece of hair from the ponytail then wrap that section around the ponytail a few times and then pull it back down through the elastic with your fingers to add some volume to my ponytail. I just like to take a bobby pin underneath my ponytail and push it down through the elastic to help lift up the ponytail and that's it. The last style is my favorite double dutch updo divide off the hair into two. I like to keep my part to one side and then angle it back down the center. Take a section of hair from the front of the head and divide it into three. Take the top piece underneath into the middle and then take the bottom piece under into the middle, then again take the top piece. But this time we're going to add in a small new section before crossing them, both under into the middle and then repeat with the bottom, so add in a small section and then cross them both under and then just repeat those steps. All the way back to create a Dutch braid, once you run out of new hair, to add in secure the braids of the clear baby elastic and then repeat on the other side. And then I went back and carefully pulled on the edges of my braids. To give them more volume, take the ponytails and tie them into a knot tight against the head and then tie them again into another knot. Just above the first one take one of the ends and twist it down around to the bottom of the bun and then secure the whole thing with bobby pins once the bun is secure, repeat on the other side. So just twist the other sections down around to the bottom and secure it with bobby pins and then, since my hair is pretty long, I just tie the ends into another knot and tuck them, underneath the bun before securing it underneath with bobby pins once the bun Is secured I like to go back and carefully pull on its edges to give it lots of volume and that's it. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial if you recreate any of these hairstyles, make sure to tag me in your photos updates by Jordan on Instagram or Twitter thanks for watching bye, guys