Fine Hair Girls Can Get Natural Beach Waves With A Flat Iron In 5 Minutes! Here'S How...

Today, i'm going to show you a ridiculously easy five-minute: look that you can do before running out the door with your flat iron. Yes, this is a barely there wave bend to the hair that gives softness movement and a cool girl. Romantic vibe! If you do this on dry hair, it's obviously going to take you 10 minutes max if you have more hair than me, but i want to walk you through the prep shampoo process, because i just learned something brand new. I just learned about a brand new product and it's really really cool and i want to share it with you guys so join me in the shower again, honestly, whenever i'm recording these sections, i have my ring light and my camera, and it's pointed towards the shower And i'm showering and my husband walks in he's always like what is going on woman, we got ta show the people all the things. Okay, you have to check this out. Hair story is a hair care brand like nothing else that i've really seen. You guys know that i'm a product junkie, i try everything. I have everything. I love a ton of different things and i also hate a ton of different things, but this this is very, very different and i've never tried anything like this before, which says a lot, because i have tried everything and now that the channel is bigger. People send me everything, there's so many things that come i've tried. It all join me online and check this out on this website. You answer this very specific questionnaire that asks you things like how often you wash your hair, how soon your hair gets oily? How much time you spend on your hair the length of your hair, the density, the texture, if you have any scalp issues, if you have any issues with your ends, what kind of products you currently use and even what hot tools you use? I was borderline embarrassed to answer the hot tool question, because what hot tool do i not use? Is there a hot tool? I don't use no there it and if there is, i sure, as hell hope that hot tool ends up on my doorstep, because i need it. Okay, let's get back in the shower the product. I'M using here is gon na trip you out, it is called nu wash and it is a one step, cleansing and hydrating system. What you do here is apply the product. It looks and feels like conditioner and you use a scalp brush to rub the roots throughout the entire head. Then you rinse really really really well using the brush to get rid of every last bit of product. The hair will feel super soft and you're going to think it's not clean, because we are used to suds and we are used to grit when we wash aren't we, but it is clean and it is soft and it's one product instead of like 10.. This is like the craziest thing and, if you're a hair junkie like me, it's going to be an adjustment to have one product in the shower instead of 30. But this really does replace your shampoo and your conditioner you're, going to get clean, hair and you're. Also going to get hydrated smooth soft hair, i told you it's like nothing you've ever seen before right. It really is i i did not lie about that. After that i used the hair bomb, which is a curl and frizz control cream. So it's great for air drying, textured hair, but i found it super helpful for creating smoothness when blow drying. I just make sure to focus the product on the ends of my hair and not the root moving right along. I blow dried my hair using my dyson, a wrap, smoothing attachment. I just needed my hair to be straight and smooth. It didn't have to be overly voluminous for this look. So when my hair was completely dry, i started with my flat iron now. This is the trick: that's going to give you the best waves ever because my hair is short. I just want the bottom to be wavy and i don't want to waste any time curling it because it's not seen anyway, so it just needs to have a little bit of a bend. The way that i do that is, i take my flat iron and i rock it up and down as i move down the hair shaft when i get to the areas of the head where the hair starts getting longer, i change my approach up. I take long sections that are vertical so tall and narrow sections, and i use my iron to bend the hair away from the face. I just do one bend and then i pull my hair out of the iron. I then insert the iron back into that area, and i finish off the curl watch it again. It'S super easy and will create a long coil and not a springy curl that you get when you pull the iron through the entire way. If your hair has too much bend on the bottom before doing this technique, you can take a minute to straighten out the bottom sections. I did that in certain areas where there was just too much of a bend inwards, you don't want the hair to bend in you want it to be a really modern wave. So you want the ends to be pretty straight you're going to do this for the entire head, always curling away from the face. So when you get to the middle of the back of the head switch directions, here's a very important tip make sure that your flat iron is not too hot, and this will depend a lot on your individual texture, because my strands are fine. If i have the iron too hot, the hair will curl too much and i don't want to curl. I just want to soft bend, so i just dial my heat down until the heat is strong enough to bend the hair, but not to curl the hair. If you feel like it's curled too much, while the hair is still hot, you can pull it down. Hair responds well to change when it's hot so manipulate the way you want it before it has a chance to cool. Once i finish my entire head, i go through it with a wide tooth comb and then i use some of the hairstory hair oil to smooth the ends and to take away any flyaways, and then i'm done you can do this in a middle part. Like i demoed or you can do it in a side part if you prefer it's just a super effortless kind of cool girl. Look that once you get down pat, you can execute in literally five minutes. If you are curious to see what products hair story will recommend for you, based on your individual texture, your hair length, your problems, the things that you want to achieve with your hair then check my description box. I'M going to leave a link to the website right. There - and i'm also going to leave it in the pinned comment section i'll see you guys next week, bye