No Heat Pixie Cut Hair Style/Beginner Friendly!| Roro Rack

Hi everyone welcome in today's video i'm going to be showing you guys how i style my pixi haircut. As you guys know, i cut my hair about like two months ago. There'S a video on that. If you guys want to check that out, it took me a while to see like what kind of style that i want to go for and there's so many styles like i haven't experimented that much yet, but this is my go-to styling. The first thing i do is obviously brush it out so that we have a smooth hair to work with i'm going to be using this counterweight whip, curling mousse, a hair comb and my favorite argan oil. In case my hair feels dry in the end, the technique that i'm using is called molding and to mold. You guys need a lot, a lot of hair whip. So this is what you guys see me do right here and applying it straight to the hair. I don't know if i have said this before i probably have, but this hairstyle was actually inspired by rihanna in the 2012.. I found a pinterest pictures of her with that hairstyle and i was like yeah. This would look good on me since we both share the big forehead girl team or whatever. So once i drench my hair with the whip, i start combing it into the shape that i want it to go. I'M using my finger to make a middle point and just comb it around so that everything lays flat, basically, the most the most important thing when it comes to this hairstyle is basically the haircut. The haircut makes everything. So if you have a very good haircut, this should be very, very simple for you to do i'm using the comb and i'm also using my hands as you guys can see, to just flatten it flat flat and once we have done that now, it's time to Work on the bangs and i like mine a little bit to the right side, but by the way i don't recommend you guys to do this once you have makeup on do this before you have your makeup on, i just didn't want you guys to look at My christina's face the whole entire time, so that's why i did that, but my makeup was messed up after that. Basically, when it comes to the sides, it also depends on your haircut, but i like to just smooth it down. First, like comment to my face first and then just swipe it down, so that it makes this shape right here after i have made my form, i just use my hands to make sure that everything is flat and before i wrap it, i like to apply more Mousse into my hair, just in case we didn't use enough mousse after you have a nice smooth mold, you want to wrap it now you can use the strips or what i like to use is actually the do-rag the strips usually break on me. So that's why? I started using the drag instead, but make sure that the dual rack is very very flat so that you don't get unnecessary waves because we want the very flat look now, i'm just using my blow dryer to dry completely, and now this usually takes me about. Like 50 minutes, if you actually have time skip the blow dryer and let it naturally dry as well, but just make sure that it is completely dried before you take the dough rag off since this looks a little too crispy and crunchy. What i like to do is just take my comb and comb. It downwards a little bit, and i'm just doing this to my bangs and comb it to the right side again and then that will give me some sort of form and it wouldn't look very harsh. And if you come it a little bit more, you can give it more form like this, which i usually like as well, and that's all. I actually have to do to get this hairstyle and i'm so happy with it, since i don't have to use any heat on it, and it takes me about like 20 minutes to do. I really hope this video was helpful. Thank you guys for watching and i'll see you guys next time you