Historical Regency Updo For Long Hair (Tutorial) - Jane Austen Inspired - Pride And Prejudice

Hello, everybody and welcome to my new hair tutorial. This Regency updo is inspired by all that beautiful, Jane Austen movie looks yesterday. I went to cinema and watched Austenland and the main character had to style her modern cut hair into such an Regency updo, and it looked so easy on her just shoulder length, hair and I wanted to figure a way out to make such a style. With my really long hair and well, here's my tutorial well, first of all, I have to admit my hair looks a bit messy because tomorrow is my hair washing day, and it really doesn't look nice at the moment, so just ignore it, I'm starting out by separating Two front sections: two small sections: I'm making a parting from my ear up to my middle parting and then down to the other ear, try to make those sections even and then get them out of the way. Next step is for me brushing because my hair isn't that smooth at the moment, if everything is fine and detangled and easy to part, you have to separate another section down in your neck. This is the part of your hair. We'Re going to braid later we'll have to make two little braids. If your hair is thick enough, you can make a low parting. I have to make a quite high parting because I have thin hair and if I don't take enough hair, my two braids will look like two four tiny little things you know now get that lower part out of your way as well, and of course I have To smooth out my hair again and then start making a bun at the top of your head, of course you can do any kind of bun you can imagine it can be something really cool and big and Starly. But you know I try to make this hairstyle as wearable as possible for those. Ladies in the Regency era, walked around with that hair all the day, and so I just tried to make a bun. I could wear the whole day and that wouldn't come down in the middle of the day, while reading a book or playing the spinach, you know now adjust whatever kind of bun you made and take some hair pins and pin it down. I got some really big happens and, in my case, with my thin hair with only two pins, this one will hold for what feels like forever now for the bottom sections, just go ahead and brush, of course, smooth it out separate it in two and start braiding. Well, I think I'm going to turn this party in high speed, because it's just braiding braiding braiding a whole bunch of hair down those. What feels like kilometers of hair right right, Oh see, I have some funny techniques to reach the ends of my braids and the other one. Although i am going to skip that and see you again when those braids are done now cross the braids at the back of your head and take one to make kind of a headband around the parting you have now because you, you parted those two front sections And he's that great to cover that party, pin it down two or three bobby pins should do then just come down with a braid and put it round Yvonne and tuck. Your ends in under the bun then take the second braid and cross it in the back. So you get this nice little crust shape and then put it directly around your bun. I'M pinning it with a bobby pin in front of the bun, so it won't slip under and then just get round and round and until you have reached the end of the braid apart and tuck the ends under you bun and pin the map. Now we are finished with the Bond part and we are moving to a front sections to form those little statement: curls that are typical for the Regency era. As you can see, I've already done one side to try out my method and I don't want to use a curling iron. So if you want a heat loss, look just stay tuned. My two curls just hold with two long bobby pins and I'll. Show you how to make that at first part your front sections into two and then we're gon na roll them up roll them around two fingers and then roll them up, not making it too big and bring it up to your forehead. Just where you want them to stay now, take a bobby, pin and insert it from the top taking some hair. If you have to pin your curl down when the pin is really tight, you can move to adjust the curl and pull it a little bit down to the end of your pin, but not out of your pin. You lose it because it's not curled. It'S only rolled up now, move on to the left over section and do the same again also try to catch all those flyaways and roll them up as well. Adjust the last curl and you're done here. Is your very own, Jane Austen inspired hairstyle! Now you can try to reach that look without teasing or curling or ruin your long hair. Now go young ladies and find you very own. Mr. Darcy. Good luck hope I could help yours era. Seiya