Tips&Tricks I How To Secure Your Braids Without A Hairtie/Bobbypin Etc

Yes, today, I am studying a new video series and I'm going to pull up quick tips just for this one, because I can't think of a better name, but if you have a better name and I'm sure someone else out there does please leave it for me In a comment down below because I'd like it to have something a little bit more catchy and creative, essentially, as the name would suggest, this series is going to be comprised of a series of a concise and bite-sized videos that will show you or teach you some Little tips or tricks on beauty and fashion related things. I'Ve picked up a lot of these things on set and makeup artists and just in general life using makeup every day, you find these little things that you can do that work really really well and they're, not necessarily known by a lot of people. I wanted to make this series, so I could share these for you they're really great, because they are so quick and easy to watch and learn and they're really applicable to everyday kind of styling and, as you can see by the title in today's video, I'm going To be teaching you how to secure a braid without a hair tie without a bobby pin without any kind of string or elastic or anything, so I've got one as you can see right here. I'Ve got another one in underneath there and I've been in all day. They'Ve completely set in place - and it is, is really great because sometimes a hair tie can ruin the illusion of the hairstyle, particularly if you use your brains in a headband or if you have some kind of up. You really don't want to be able to see where it's been secured, so this is a fantastic way to eliminate that problem, or you can totally just do what I'm doing and rock the braids in your regular hair, which looks really cute as well. So I move zoom in a little bit, so you can see what I'm doing it. Let'S go ahead and jump into it. Okay, so you wanna start off by grabbing a section of hair that you would like to braid. It works with any thickness of braid as big or as small as you would like, but I'm going to use a fairly large section just so you can really see what I'm doing so. What you want to start off by doing is splitting the hair into three sections, like you usually would, but instead of separating this hair, all the way down to the bottom of the shaft create loops that do not break up at the bottom. So the length of the loop is where the length of the braid will be so we're the top start and the top wherever the whole set and the whole end is where your brain is going to me. So you're going to go ahead and just start braiding without separating those bottom sections. As you can see, they're they're all kind of tied together, braiding, like you, usually would one in front of the other you're just not pulling all the way down and you'll see what that does. Is it actually braids from the bottom of the loop up, as well as from the top of the loop down and once you've braided? As far as you can, what you're going to do is hold on to that last hole pull two of the sections together and keep by the separate to create one loop and then what you're going to do is take the tail of the braid and flip. It straight through the middle like so, as you can hopefully see there. What that looping motion does is create a tiny band of hair that secures the braid mine is right there. I really hope you can see that and it goes all the way around and that's what's going to secure the braid in place, obviously from distance, you can't see that at all because it's the hair itself, it's not an external product, but it's going to secure in Place just like a regular hair tie would and then you are left with a fabulous braid, that's secured and will stay in place all day long and that's it. I told you guys these tips were really quick. I hope you enjoyed leave me any suggestions. You have for names down below and also don't forget to tweet me your pictures or instigate a gim me on your Instagram pictures. If you recreate the braids I'd love to see how you use it in a hairstyle of your own and that's it. Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you guys in my next video bye