Hair Tutorial | Loose Waves Using The Instyler (Medium/Long Hair)

Hey guys, so this video is gon na, be a hair tutorial using my beloved installer, and a lot of people have been asking me to do an update a tutorial, since my hair has gotten longer since the last video that I did so. This is what this is and I'm not sponsored, although I wish I was, and the thing is, if you look back in my videos, one of my very first videos was this was an installer video and a lot of people have mentioned that they've. Seen me in the Installer infomercial, which they did ask for permission to use my video in that, and they sent me another installer for my use, which was bum. Okay, I love the Installer. I do not use any other heating tool in my hair. Actually, I used to use a flat iron and I just got a lot of split in so my installer has been. My Savior leaves my hair shiny, healthy and straight, and it's just been a dream to work with. So if you want to see how I do my updated installer curling video, this is like second day after so I didn't film this intro at on the same day, but you'll see the first date effects in the video. So hopefully you enjoy and I'll talk to you soon. I first I'm gon na give you a look at my hair when it's freshly washed and still a bit wet and, as you can see, the length in the back is about bra, strap length about midway into my back and I'll. Show you what happens once it dries in kind of really volumizes and blows up. As you can see, the roots of my hair are a little bit more curly than the actual ends themselves. The ends themselves actually stay pretty straight once they're detangled. So now, let's go ahead and team. This beast. The first thing I'm going to apply is a heat protectant spray. This is the healthy sexy hair, so you want flat hair hot irons, Brenes a heat protectant, and I'm going to apply this all over my hair stick and mainly to the roots, because, as well as being a heat protectant, this also helps to straighten out the really Curly ends now: I'm gon na grab my blow-dryer and a paddle brush, and I also grab a boar bristle round brush hair. So, first I'm going to use the paddle brush and blow through my hair, and this is just going to help to detangle the hair and help dry. Any of the damp spots that may still be in my hair and using a paddle brush helps to retain the volume somewhat and I'm also gon na, go ahead and flip my hair over and get the bottom half of my head and just go through your hair. Until it's sufficiently dry and then grab the round brush and do more detailed straightening with the blow-dryer, so I'm going against the roots of my hair and really trying to get some of that curl out of it. Some of that wave that may still be lingering - and this is just gon na help when we further styler hair flip it over and go for the back, because we know we want the back to be really flat and straight as well. Then I'm going to divide my hair in two halfs, I'm just going straight down the middle. As you can see, I have a lot of waves still in the center of my head, so I'm just gon na separate my hair into two and then blow-dry the roots of my hair throughout the center and the back of my head, because the waves there tends To be a little bit more pronounced, so I'm going to straighten that with the blow-dryer as well. So now you can go ahead and do the second side and don't forget to get the back as well. So here we go! Here'S my hair straightened out. This is as flat as I'm gon na get it before the Installer, so I just do a quick brush through just to straighten everything out. The next thing I'm gon na do is grab my rat tail comb with for hair styling clips, and I'm going to use this to separate my hair into sections. My hair is already separated down the middle. So now I'm going to divide it down the sides. Just behind my ears into two sections in the front, so just behind my ear, twirl it up and clip it in place and then the back is already divided into two and I'm going to clip one of those sides because we're going to work. One section at a time I'm gon na grab my installer. This is the original one and a quarter inch barrel size and my heat setting is the highest heat setting. That'S the three, because I find that I need that for my hair to get really straight. So just separate a section out, as you can see, I really want that section to be thin about an inch thick and I'm gon na spray it with some heat styling spray. So the first thing I'm gon na do is take the barrel side of the Installer. That'S the heated section and just apply that, along the roots of my hair, to straighten that out a bit. Then I'm gon na put the hair between the installer brush in the barrel and clip it down it's rotating now and I'll leave it under the root. Just a little bit to straighten that out, while it rotates and then I turn and twist the barrel side upwards. So it's facing upwards and away from my head. Do that and that's how you'll get that curl. So I'm gon na show you again: I'm gon na apply heat protectant spray all over my hair. Now, just so, I don't have to do it for each section and detangle it and distribute the product through so again get a little section of hair about an inch thick. You don't want it too thick or it won't work too well get the Installer and applied the heated barrel against your hair roots so that it straightens it a bit: clamp the hair between the barrel on the brush and then rotate the Installer. So the barrel is facing up and outwards from your head, so it's facing away from your head and upwards. So keep doing that and the direction of the barrel is key, because that's how I maintain that curl. So I'm just gon na keep doing this to the rest of my head and then once you get to the top part of your hair. Make sure that you keep the Installer there a little longer, because you really want the top of your hair to be really straight, so it doesn't show through any curls or any ways that may be left to make sure that that part is really straight. So that's what that will look like, and then you know what take a break have some water, because you must be thirsty by now right. Let'S do that before we move on to the other side. Now, let's get on to the other side, again apply your heat. Protectant spray and for this side again divide your hair separate a little section apply the Installer to the roots, clamp the hair between the Installer and the brush and turn the Installer. So the barrel is facing outwards and upwards. Just like that, so the Installer goes under the hair twist and turn, and it's gon na be parallel with your head. So that's what I'm gon na do straight through ahead and and just the direction of the Installer is key to keep that curl and make sure that you follow through your hair with the Installer at the speed that you need to straighten your hair. Sometimes it takes a little bit longer for coarser curlier hair. It just depends on the texture of your hair and how long it takes. You may need to slowly pull the Installer through your hair, for it to really straighten it versus you can do a quick swipe and it straightens so determined play around with it, determine how long you need to keep the barrel against your hair for it to really Get straight then, once I'm done with the back of my hair, what I'm gon na do is separate the top section, just the top section. You can do this to a couple of sections, but I'm just showing you one section at the top. I'M gon na put my hair pull my hair straight up, apply the Installer underneath and just pull the Installer upwards. So I create volume. So I'm going straight upwards with this, I'm not turning the barrel, I'm just going straight upwards and that can give you volume. So if you want to do that throughout your hair, you can also do that. So now, let's move on to the front of the hair. The first section apply your heat style protectant and I'm gon na divide the hair into small sections to apply the Installer, and now I'm going to apply the rotating barrel again against the hair. So it straightens it and again just do that twisting motion, so the installer faces up and parallel to your head, so we're going to speed through this part just showing you the front of the hair bean style once you get to the top part. I divide the section into two because I want to really make sure this part gets straight, so I divide it into two and really leave the iron on, so that the hair gets really straight hair and then we can move on now to the other side, you Again separate the hair apply the barrel against the hair and, as you can see through all of this, the Installer is facing. When I use it, the barrel faces the back of my head, so the barrel is never towards my face. It'S towards the back of my head, and this will help prevent burns in your face and also it's gon na give the direction of the curl that we want. If you want to turn the barrel the opposite way towards your face, then the curl is gon na. Go the opposite direction so determine what way you want your curls to face. I want them to face, as you see them, they're, where they face backwards, so I make sure the Installer faces towards the back of my head and just pull that installer forwards throughout your throughout the hair. So it kind of creates that direction for the curl and I'm just gon na comb through my hair and I'm gon na pick out another section here which you can do just to make sure you have the correct curl and just recall that with the Installer as You can see that's what out of the curl will fall. So that's how everything looks at the end. I'M gon na grab my paw Michele's super skinny, some just a pump of that and I'm gon na rub this between my hands to make sure that it warms up. And then I'm gon na distribute this through my hair, mostly on the ends and then go through the roots, just to make sure that we have a nice distribution of the product, but not too much on the roots. And this is gon na add shine to our hair as well as help tame those frizzies. Now you can use your comb and comb through the hair to direct the style, just how you want it. So that's the Installer, that's how I use it and that's how I create this style right here that you see and yeah. That'S it freshly done, and you can repeat this on the Front's of your hair in the morning time and then the just under the back. Just to refresh the curls, but the curls will stay a little bit in place throughout where so there you go guys. This is how I went from wet to frizzy dry and then just straight with using the install of my favorite heat styling too. So hopefully you enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for watching. If you have questions, leave them below and check below for links to my Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Talk to you soon, bye