Styling And Crimping My Short Hair

Hey everyone how you doin, if you are new here, I'm gon na call Concilio and welcome to the video y'all. So it is no new news that I have cut my hair. All by myself. I have been crimping it styling in a certain way. I'Ve always been really reluctant to do hair tutorials on my channel because I don't really know a lot about hair and I feel like whenever I try to open up and talk about hair. I can't verbally abused by hairdressers. I'Ve always said: don't hate educate if I'm doing something wrong, don't abuse me, for it tell me what to do differently. So again, please take this with a grain of salt, I'm just showing you how I personally like to style my hair. There definitely are some stragglers. I'Ve noticed when I set my hair. You don't really notice it. So the first thing that I like to do, which is easiest for me. I am a very tiny short girl. I have really tiny arms and they're very sore from doing workouts. Before I get into actually doing my hair and hello. This is section 8. I wanted to talk about a few products that I used. Wow blow-drying, my hair. While my hair is still damp, I use debris, oh gee, oh, don't despair, repair. This is a leave-in mask and it's a moisture and strength, leave-in mask with no sulfates, no silicone and no parabens. This has changed my hair so much it has given me like the silkiness back into my hair, the moisture back into my hair. I then, following up with the Brio trio, farewell frizz, which is a milk leave-in conditioning spray, again no sulfate, silicones or parabens. I have a lot of frizz on. I guess you could say the temple area you can tell like it's not really straightened. I just get frizz like it is what it is. So I usually spray the frizz control just around my hairline and then last step is the good behavior, I'm actually all out of this from igk. It'S a smoothing, keratin treatment and it has 24-hour wrist control again and 450 heat protectant, and I use this before our blow-drying. So those are the three steps that I take to prep my hair. Well, so I'm sorry, if I'm coming off a little bit more blunt and to the point in this video I just get so nervous whenever I do hair videos, because I just feel like everybody rips me to shreds. So you know, if you have any tips, please kindly offer them so the first thing I do when sectioning my hair is. I go to the back and kind of section in these like little pigtail eaves I like to do side to side, I'm not very good with like putting my entire hair up and sectioning it so I'll, take it and almost make it into a lo little pigtail. I wanted to do my makeup and wear like a nice top to just spruce myself up. It'S important at this time to just you know, feel good about yourself. I was doing Instagram live with this makeup, and a lot of people were like. Where are you going and I was like, I don't need to have a reason to do my makeup. You know so just always remember to do the things that make you feel good. Putting on makeup makes me feel good doing. My hair makes me feel good. So that's why I'm doing it today so then after I have this kind of like sectioned off to the side. I work from the underneath part of my hair, the back part of my hair to the front, we'll start with like this much hair down and the rest I'm gon na just twist and clip. I do one clip in the front and one clip from the back that way, just kind of stays really securely in place. I move my head around a lot, I'm very animated, so I like to make sure she's secure. The hot tools I like to use is from a me: this is their crimper, the three prong crimper one bar in the middle here, two bars on the side. This comes in Celsius. I had to look up and convert it because I'm an American that is very naughty. I don't know why we use Fahrenheit. This can go all the way up to 200 degrees Celsius and, according to my Google Translation here, 200 degrees Celsius is 392 degrees Fahrenheit. I personally don't think you need to be using that high of a setting, especially if you're someone like me, who has thin brittle hair to begin with and like a lot of damage and whatnot. So I like to leave it on 170 degrees Celsius. That'S kind of like where I realm and that's about like 338 degrees Fahrenheit this product works so well that you don't really need to have intense high heat on it again, I'm sorry! If this is cringing, you guys, I can't even express how I'm nervous, like I'm, making this video, because I'm not a hair expert, I'm not the hairspray, I'm gon na be using in this tutorial is from Garnier and it's their flexible control. I normally don't like to use this hair spray, but unfortunately it's the only air spray I have igk has an outstanding hair spray and sodas Amica. I recommend those brands before using like a drugstore brand like this, I'm not a huge fan of the guardian products, but it's the only thing I have and I ain't going out right now. I have keratin bonded extensions and let me tell you something: if you have keratin Banton extensions, this will melt the extension. You have to be very careful and place it underneath the extension I'm also gon na tuck this hair in my shirt, to make it easier. For me, so I'm gon na go ahead and get this started and I hope y'all can see pretty good. I leave it on for like 20 to 30 seconds max, because this does work really fast and you don't need a lot to get the job done. So I know I placed it in a good spot because I don't hear any extensions. Sizzling, that's usually the first sign and then I clamp the bottom. This is really fun. To use it's fun to crank. You know, criminate easy, it ain't. So once it comes out, I like to hairspray it right away, because my hair is just you know very difficult to work with in the fact that things don't stay so I'll, just hairspray it immediately and flip it to the back. So now I will do the same exact thing and it's important to do it in sections, and you want to make sure your hair is straight. You don't want to have any bends or tongues or twists ease in this, because it's gon na suck again like you can go a lot closer to your route if you'd like, but from trial and error, and I mean completely messing up the first time. I did this. I actually wound up melting a few of my hair extensions. So now I do this with precaution and then just go down and clamp the ends and again once you're happy with the ends. I just do nice hairspray and this is flexible, hold hairspray. I don't use any of that crunchy, okay, guys so now, I'm gon na section off another piece and I honestly recommend doing thin pieces of your hair. That has been the best results for me and keeping your hair straight like this, not twisting it not turning it. So again, I'm gon na go right below where my hair extension is, and you only really need to keep it for like 20 seconds 30 seconds at max. My hair is a little bit difficult. So that's why I do a little bit longer and also keep in mind. These are extensions that I'm, using like the majority of my hair right now is extensions. The back part of my hair. I feel like isn't really that big of a deal because no, but I feel like it's more important to have the side sections and the front section of your hair looking the best. So if you do mess up little bit, who cares it's? The back of your hair or like don't worry about it and they're, so look at how cute this is coming out and hairspray. Now that I'm done with this back section and honestly, this section is the hardest part to do in my opinion, because it's like you're kind of reaching and all over the place, but once you got that done now, it's easy so again taking down my clips and Sectioning, there's no right or wrong way to section it honestly just do, however, maybe you feel comfortable, then, whatever way you like, once I get to the side of my head, that's when I start to do sections from the top, but from now since we're still in The back I work in these tinier sections, it's easier for me and I'm not a professional. So this is how I do it and it's really important to just slide down you just want to go. Clamp, clamp, clamp. You know this section right here right towards the end of my ear is the last section I do like this, and then I separate it horizontally. So right here is where I start to split the hair of it differently. I start to section it from below. So I'll go ahead and just roughly rock my fingers through it like. Obviously this isn't a clean looking thing right now, but those are really matter. It still gets the job done and I will just clamp in section from here. So again you want to flatten that hair out and get it to where it would just lay naturally, and I'm going a bit low because of my extensions, I literally ruined my hair once doing this so bad so bad. You know that's wrong by chance. Rapper! That'S! Like Sammy Gucci sides slide around, you just want to slide this down. Think of that song, when you do your hair, 7 Gucci slides slide it down. Okay, so we got majority of the left side of my hair done. The only part left is the top section, and I wanted to talk you guys through the top section, because there is some mistakes that I used to make doing this. This part of my hair doesn't have any extensions. This is my real hair, so you will see me going closer to a root here and again, keeping it straight. That is like. I cannot say that enough throughout this tutorial is to just keep everything straight, and you may even see me keep putting around at the end pieces it's to make sure that everything is straight and when I bring it down when I slide it down that there stays In place, the top of my hair is at an awkward length right now, it's a little bit difficult for the top part, but it's fine we'll get through it. You guys will probably have a lot easier time doing this tonight and once we get to this bank piece, I separate it into two like so you can go as close to your route as you biked. You make it a little line, but it will come out and I can show you a trick how to get that line out as well and now for the last thing piece keep it straight and the cool thing about this hairstyle is. It looks even better like on the second day there as weird as that sounds. It doesn't look like a million times better second day. Here is just the best all around. So you see how I kind of have this little bump, don't freak out. I can show you how to get rid of it, but honestly I didn't even get rid of it last time and it kind of just fell down on its own. So, in order to save some time, you got ta, go ahead and do the second part of my hair, off-camera and once that is done I'll, come back and show you the final results. What I like to do to finish this off, I also add in some dry shampoo and my magic root cover-up, so make sure you stick around and I'll be right back, okay, one eternity later! This is what you will look like, so I just go ahead now and even though we've been hair spraying every piece individually, this is a very light hold like. I don't know if you guys can even see, but it's number two out of five, so I'm gon na go ahead and just spray all over. This will help everything just really stay in place now that we got that done, let it sit for like two minutes. Three minutes and in the meantime, I'm gon na go ahead and spray my roots. This is the award young magic root cover-up and I used a shade medium brown and I just go ahead and spray to cover up my roots. My hair looks so much more full. I also have a video on like making thin hair look bigger, so now that the hairspray has set, I'm gon na go ahead and take this brush and just brush on through everything, and you can already tell like this little crinkle. It already went down like a lot and go ahead and brush this side as well, and you may get some parts that look a little bit frizzy, that you need to redo and there's nothing wrong with that, like I'll, probably go in and touch up some areas On my hair, you know there's nothing wrong with that. This is life. You touch up, you know in the middle here I feel like I lost a little bit of micro, so just kind of getting a panic or my crimp rather, and I might even do a little crimp Eve out of the ear that looks so much better already. So I just kind of fixed up the sides here both for the most part guys this is it. You can even use your fingers to rake through and again like. I was saying it even looks better on second day hair like if you sleep with it, make sure you sleep on a silk pillowcase that helps with any type of bed, but I really love the way. This came out. You guys and it's a fun way to add some volume and I just love the way it looks. I think it's like super cute, you know but yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I hope this was helpful. I love you guys so much and if you like what you see please consider subscribing and stay safe during all of the craziness in the world. You guys Rock bye,