The Geegee Roll, Tuck 'N' Pin Hairstyle On Natural Hair L Textured Coils Emblem

Hey loves and welcome back to my channel if you are new here, welcome um. This channel is all about making the natural hair community in a community and helping you to love yourself and understand your hair and love your hair and better take care of your hair through my experiences, the things that I try, the DIYs the products um the hairstyles And things like that, and if you are a returning subscriber welcome back, I know it's been a while, since I've actually done like a proper video and that's because I have a lot of videos that I recorded it's just the fact that I haven't actually gotten around To editing the video, so I can post it up, but I am also I might do like a mini reintroduction. Um reintroductory video of me rebranding the name of this channel because it's something I've wanted to do for a while now. But I haven't really known because I had a lot of ideas of what I could potentially do in terms of moving for my channel. But I wasn't entirely sure what to do so. I think I finally have a name that I like that, I'm going to use, so we will no longer be calling this channel on spoken words, and I do the grammar, because I've not really typed it up yet so I'll. Just probably put it like here until this isn't the name of the channel, but I do a smaller video about it anyway. So we'll just leave that to the side. So in today's video I'm going to be doing a hairstyle type tutorial and it's going to be this hairstyle, I'm not really entirely sure if it really comes up on camera with a different like sections of this hairstyle, but I hope it does um so yeah. That'S what it looks like yeah I'll see that can y'all see that so without further Ado, let's get straight on to the video, so I have how many sections one two three four five about, like a small section right in the back. What I did to get this hairstyle is, I first section the front. This is the front section of it, and so I I started from kind of like even like an inch from my ear and then just section it around till I get close to my ear on the side, so it's kind of like a side. Um bang type thing I'm gon na quickly do this, and so that I can show you all the other ones as well, and this in itself is another look that you could do just pin it here so that it doesn't look too like out of place. Go ahead and pin it up because it doesn't look too out of place but yeah anyway, that's not all it could. Yesterday I continue uh because I was following another um natural hair YouTube is tutorial on one of the hairstyles that she was doing, but I think there was a particular part of it that I couldn't do and it was it wasn't really working for me. So I had to kind of tweak it to make it my own um. Well, I think I used like two different videos of hers and kind of merges together so that I had my own type of hairstyle, but if I can remember which ones I used, I also put it down in the description box as well: um yeah. So what I do um, I start off with the fronts that I know what I'm using for my bang um and what I'm using for like the rest of the hairstyle. So I did, I mean it's not really the most neatest, because I use my fingers to part it and not like a rattle comb or toothpick or knitting needle. But that's because, with the way the style is, you won't really see the parts. So I don't really have to worry much about it so yeah, so I just kind of like part it go in a semicircle around. Maybe you guys can see that I think you can also going to seems to go around and then come here so literally like where, when my ear starts on this side and then like, I said an inch from my ear here, so that is like a side. Bang type thing, and then I separate that from the rest of my home and then what I do is obviously these sections one, two three four, so I separate the back into four sections: how big you make the sections? It'S completely up to you um, the back. One is oh, the bottom one is the smallest one out of all the section. So that's that, like that, hopefully I'm still in frame yeah. So then oh stop bobby pin here just before we continue anybody else. Um think that removed all there will be pins, and then I went there. I don't know we moved through a different style or washing their hair. They find a new one, because I feel like that always happens to me and then this one is just kind of like a slight semi-circles lines, slash slight straight line type thing. So that's that one. So that is the two and then another one here: okay, this one actually really isn't separated. I think I was in a rush at the time, so I didn't really separate this section. Well, um. So that's why it kind of looks the way it looks, but that's not what I would say when you're doing it obviously make sure that it's straightened better, so yeah and then obviously this one and then this will be the last part of it. So then, what I'd then, do I'm just going to pop this off like this, just to hold it foreign button, and this is a great protective style as well, because your ends are tucked in and away from the elements, environment and everything you get. This part the ends like that, so I'm just gon na roll like this and then hold it hold it through. Can you see that okay? So this is the just gon na look forward to the my finger and I'm gon na hold it so that it doesn't move and then so that is kind of like a Loop. Then you just start folding like so and then just keep rolling and just roll. This Legacy, it's a bit kind of forms that I use these types, the ones that are pre-separated, and so then that forms that and the aim of it, especially when you're using these types, is to get a piece of the hair you're trying to um stick down And then get a piece of the hair above so that it's like the piece of the hair trying to stick down. Isn'T this one piece of the hair that you that is above is in this one so that it kind of like holds it together? If that makes sense, so foreign just kind of pin and pin here, I don't really think I pinned that one properly this one's kind of slightly this way, um, that's just the way. I always part in it when I was doing it um, but obviously yours will be Illustrated with mine, I'm just gon na like pass it like that. My hair was previously in twist. So that's why it's kind of like, like that and not really Bunch together. As you would get when you just kind of washed and detangled your hair, but my hair is more or less detangled you just stuff rolling it. This will mean not necessarily you may have to do some of these. A couple of times like I had to do when I was doing this style for the first time, and it's all about kind of like squeezing the ends while you're rolling it squeezing it so that it doesn't like get to everywhere. That makes sense so that it stays down, and sometimes you don't even need to use the hair in front to hold it down. You can just use by itself and it will hold um, but I'm glad that this has happened, because I want to show you what you can do if there are sections that are kind of like sticking out or not doesn't seem like it's working, don't get frustrated. Don'T get stressed out because I was but there is a way that you can like sort that out. So I'm just going to quickly show you what it looks like with all the four sections rolled. I remember you rolling it forwards and not backwards. I suppose you can do it backwards, but it will. It will look slightly different when you're doing it but yeah. I just want to point out that, depending on how long it's been since you washed, your hair will depend on how voluminous the style ends up being so this one my hair's G4 wash. So, hence why it's it's! I don't need anything to kind of make it this voluminous. So for sections like this, I just wanna be a bit stubborn. You just hold it in the plate in the way that you want it to stay and separate your thingy and just kind of like pin it in and by the way throughout. I am using two different sizes of um. These I'm gon na use a smaller one for this one and then for the front. So what I do is I just kind of like roll and talk so I'll. Take this section, and just twist it inside in on itself, so like this and I'll, just keep on taking and twisting and taking from the bottom and overlapping and twisting and taking and twisting like so and you can be as tight or as Loose as you want To be depending on how thick you want the this to kind of stand up, so I'm gon na just twist with the ends, and then I take the end. I find I think I put it in the last one and put it here. So what I do is like the other ones I just kind of like. I just don't have to show you guys this, but I just kind of like roll it like that arrive in and I'm just gon na, like foreign and and then I go back and see where it needs to like change where I might need to like this. One here let it go down a little bit more, I'm just gon na like pin it in, so that it's done a bit more and then this one I feel like I'm gon na make it go up a little bit, because I want to see just kind Of like Pin It Off, so that's what it looks like. So that's what that looks like that's it. That'S the simple style um! Thank you guys for listening, and I will see you guys in my next video bye loves