How To Do A Wave Mold(Short Pixie Cut) & Curl Up

Hey YouTube. I know it's been a while, since I've been posting consistently, but I said you know what let me dig through my archive and pull out these videos that I never got a chance to post. This is one of those videos. It'S a shortwave, mold, color and curl up. Please stay with me until September. I will be posting consistently. I promise you stay tuned, okay, so to start we're gon na. Do our color mixing I'm using L'Oreal's high color highlights this is a color for dark hair that doesn't require bleach, so I'm using magenta red in a vanilla. My client already has a pop of Burgundy at the top and the rest of her hair is black. So we want to make that color uniform, so I'm gon na just start in the back and work my way to the front okay yeah. So it has been a while, since I've weighed a relaxed client, I don't have too many relaxed clients. So this is me getting back into the groove of things, but listen. I have not lost the whip game. Okay, excuse me because I know my elbow keeps getting in the way and I really wanted to show you guys how to do a wave mold in real time. It is going to be a little process, so I am gon na speed it up a bit. Let'S stay with me all right once you have your client fresh out of the mold, you didn't want to slightly comb through the waves unless they desire a more uniform mold, but of course this is going to be a soft curl up. So I gently comb through you want to always use oil for Chrome. You know for moisture and curl memory, so I used cream of nature's argan oil and then you want to take your small flat irons and begin to curl in the direction of the waves. Okay. So now we are going to curl the top of her head and I've transitioned into my larger flat iron I'll, be sure to put these tools and their specifics down in the description box. For you guys now the important part of the top of her head is: you want the top of her hair and the size of right here to flow seamlessly. You don't want that awkward separation, so you're gon na have to use your eyes and perception on how and where you want her curls to flow. Do you want the curls to go away from her face towards her face? Do you want everything going back? It really depends on how the end result of what your client desires in the end. So for her she has a mohawk, so she wants most of the hair come in away from her face, so I'm curling her hair from the base out really tightly so I'm creating like a pin, curl effect and I'm doing these curls kind of all over the Place not all in one direction, and so it's almost like a uniform chaos, if that makes sense, but you want things to be seamless from the sides to the top okay yo. This is her finished. Look. I want you guys to thumbs up this video. If you would like to see more videos like this, I will add these to my playlist and of course I want you guys to live life on purpose with purpose love. You guys, you