How To Do A Hair Wrap! | Diy Hair | Brown Haired Bliss | Quarantine Hair

  • Posted on 07 April, 2020
  • Short Hair
  • By Anonymous

Are you home with nothing to do?! We are...so we’re getting creative and today we decided to do HAIR WRAPS in the girls hair! A hair wrap is such a fun way to add some spice and pizzazz to your hair!! Am I right?! Plus it’s just fun! This tutorial will show you how to wrap the embroidery thread AND how to made some fun designs!!!

The embroidery thread that I use can be purchased at any craft store!!! Here is the kind that I use:

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Okay, so we've had lots of questions about how to do these hair wraps. So I'm gon na kind of do a step-by-step tutorial, the failure. Okay. So first you want to make a braid. I recommend doing this on wet hair because it just makes it so. The hair is not sticking out and then you won't when you're wrapping it. The hair won't get caught in it. So she took a shower, and so I'm just going to make a little little square right there in the corner right there. Now I'm going to put all this hair and brush her hair up, get it out of the way okay. So we have this little section right here, I'm gon na do is just send it down a little bit. What I have ready is, I have some elastics ready. Then I have the three and strings of embroidery thread. So what I do is, I do it double the length of her hair, so I did it just a little bit longer, just in case but um. It was pretty much safe to just do it double the length of her hair and I'm gon na tie it into the elastic when I make the ponytail. So here turn your head just like that. Okay, so you just want to get all that hair. There'S gon na be little hairs that are gon na, probably fall out. So that's fine! So then just get this just add no elastic okay. So then I'm gon na get my thread right here. I'M just going to put it through there have it on the bottom and then just tie a knot. Just tie one knot, you don't need to do a double knot, one that seems to work good, okay and then I'm going to trim would be very careful not to cut her hair just pretty as close as I can all right. So now, what we're going to do is we're going to just put a braid in this right here. You then, I'm just gon na add an elastic. So to start, I'm gon na pick your color. What color do you want? First pink? Okay, so she wants pink. So what you do is you can hold that right. There see how they kind of get intertwined. You just want to pull that pink one out, so it's not being like twisted around one of the others. So I'm gon na put that over there and I'm gon na bring this down. You'Re gon na hold this in my right hand, and this is just the way that I have found easy to do it and then I'm sure there's other different ways, but so I'm gon na start going this way. So I'm going over and then under. So I'm going to the left so go under and then I grab it with my pointer finger and I bring it around and then I just keep doing that. So some people have done this and they tie it. I don't do that because, first of all, I think it would be a nightmare to do, and I also think it would be a nightmare to take out. You can see it's just starting to go okay, so you don't want to go down too far. You want to keep the thread as close to the one right above it: okay and then see. Look I'm just going to start going a little faster and if it gets like that, you can just go and push it up. Okay, because you want to make sure all the hair is covered, okay, so I'm gon na go down about an inch on her hair. I'M gon na do a design on this next one and that's where I've had lots of questions on how to do that. So what I'm gon na do is I'm gon na have her hold this pink one just hold that nice and tight, and I'm going to pick I'm gon na. Do the pattern with these three colors. So first I'm gon na wrap the yellow and I'm going to use the blue and the purple to do a crisscross pattern. So I'm just gon na put these over here. I'M gon na grab the pink one and add it back into the braid and then pull this yellow one out now, I'm gon na have her. Can you hold those right there, so she's, just gon na hold them so they're out of the way? And now I'm gon na get this yellow we're going to do the same thing, but the pink one is what we're going to be going around. So we have the braid and the pink one and we're just going to do what we did before. Okay. So when I get to this point, I'm gon na get a bobby pin just a bobby pin and I'm just going to add it to the very bottom right here. I'M just gon na add the bobby pin right there and it's just gon na kind of hold that in place. So now I'm gon na take these. What I'm going to do is I'm gon na split them in half, so we have one on each side: you're gon na just go over and cross and under and cross and you're just going to. So it's just a little pattern that we're making super simple. But you need to put that bobby pin on there, because if you don't it, you can't hold both of those at the same time. So it makes it kind of cheeky alright. So one more time now we're going to do the blue one as I wrap. So I'm going to put that blue one over there, so so we've wrapped it around I'm gon na take this off so now we're going to do the purple. So I took the bobby pin off and I'm gon na have her hold that one I'm doing the purple, because it's already going this direction, so I'm gon na add the blue one to the so I have the braid and I have the pink, the yellow and The blue all in my hand, I'm going to take this purple one and do the same thing and just start going around you. Okay, so now we've done this color. So now we're going to do a little section of blue. So I'm going to take the purple one and add it to the braid, and I take the blue one out and now we're going to just continue you whenever you pull it around, you want to pull on it. Just make sure it's really tight. Okay! So now we're going to go back to pink button. This pink one we're gon na do a pattern, so I'm going to take the purple thread. Just hang it over right there and I'm gon na take the pink thread, which is what I'm gon na wrap it. So there's the pink one, so you've ended with the blue, so I'm gon na add it to the braid. So now I have the blue and the yellow and I'm going to do pink and and she's holding on to this purple one because we're going to do another design with it. So I'm just gon na wrap the pink around. I didn't inch down. You we've added the bobby, pin we're going to take this one and we're just going to wrap it around. Just like a little spiral around it again, you don't have to do the patterns. I just thought: I'd show you guys how to do them in case you want to. I think it's just as cute, if you just do colors and it's cute, if you do like some colors smaller like just do like teeny tiny stripes, and we will do that - is that? Okay, if we do some little stripes right, so you've got around to that and now the next color is yellow so and we like to keep it in order just so we get to it. So now I'm gon na pull the yellow one out and I'm gon na do the same thing. But this time we're only gon na do a few wraps, I'm gon na. Do it around like four times two three. Now I'm gon na grab the purple. One add the yellow into the braid, and now we're going to do purple so they're just going to do some little stripes start a little bit to it. Now we're gon na grab the blue and the purple into the braid pick this and do this round, and now I'm gon na do one with the pink too. Sometimes it gets hard. Okay, so there's the pink hold it in your hand. If you are left-handed, it might be easier to do this, I'm holding it in your left hand and twisting it to the other direction to the right and just depends on what you want to do alright. So now we have our little stripes right here and now we're going to go back to yellow and do a big section of just yellow. We have not done one of just yellow and had it be the only one alright, so I'm just gon na keep doing this until we get to the end, there's gon na be an elastic or at the end, you can see your hair sticking out a little Bit but we'll trim that okay, so when you get to the end, you see how her hair is in there I get kind of ever sometimes cutting it cuz. I don't want to cut her hair, so I'm gon na go through and pull the strings out and then separate her hair from it all right. I'M just gon na going make sure it up Ted her hair, okay, okay, so it's gon na be kind of stiff at first, but it will it loosens up - and I don't know - we've kept this in for what two weeks yeah weeks, two weeks, she just washes Her hair with it it will start to like wear a little bit, but not much so are you

Serendipity: Love it. I taught this to myself when I was a kid. But elastic and wet hair no no no!! Wet hair is super fragile. You can start the braid without and elastic and thread it through the top to prevent fragile hair from breaking with the elastic. Love the pattern though.

thegiantpaperpanda: This is such an EASY amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for uploading it!!! Can't wait to add a few wraps in my hair!

Lami Is: Cringe AF.: I want to do this on my GF and I when we go camping this memorial, checking videos to get ideas. couple of notes: no top elastic! start with 4-6 times the hair length for the floss, depending on method. do your braid, then loop the floss through near the scalp splitting the length evenly, with half the strands on top, and half on bottom. this gets rid of the bumpy knot at the top try to keep this orientation as you tie your wrap. alternate which half of the color you use, as you change colors and patterns to maintain even length. at the bottom you can put a charm on the hair and double it back up then wrap over the whole thing, this can also help keep an even thickness.

Barbara V: Great tutorial. I do hair wraps at events in the UK. I usually leave the length of the braid at the bottom to the same length of the hair, usually about 3cm … 1 1/2 inches, so it blends into the bottom tassel as I call it and add beads for the final finish. It’s a really good idea to dampen the hair though and plait it, as it’s so much easier to wrap than on dry loose hair.

Delighted Day: Love it, so cute thanks to your daughter and you. I am not sure I can do it on my own hair but it will be worth to try.

Daria Bursuc: Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I tried to do a hair wrap without any tutorial and I made it very suck but after I watched this video I succeeded to one

Charu Shekhar: Looks pretty :) I love your hair tutorials

Lydia Charlotte: Thank you for this, this video is really helpful!

Nohemi: My older sister did one of these for me like 5 years ago. She’s moved out now so I’m gonna try it by myself

ari: This helped so much thank you!!⚡️

mrsamac5: Very nifty ‍♀️‍♀️ love it!! Definitely going to do this on my little girl

Lauren Negley: Too do the stripes, you can grab two colors at once and wrap. It will automatically stripe in one step :)

Sophie Lauren: This is so pretty I remember having these as a kid. What thickness is the thread please? My girls would love this.

Nina Mtz: I love this video. How much yarn do you use for one braid ?

Tracy Lauritzen Wright: This was so helpful thank you

Another Braid: This is stunning

Ruby Vlogs: I always used to get these on vacation and give we can’t go on vacation at the moment it’s very nostalgic to have in my hair ;))

Addie H: Does anyone know how to do one where they actually incorporate a braid in the wrap? I went to the beach and got the colors and my real hair braided together for the top section, and the end of my wrap is like in the video’s. I was just wanting to do one on my little cousin, but didn’t know if anyone knew how to make a braided section! Thanks, and sorry if this makes no sense lol.Nice video btw

Ro Tay: Does anyone know how to attach a bead at the end of the wrap? I remember getting a wraps like this on vacation as a kid and they would put a cute decorative bead at the end

Helen Eastwood: What thickness is the thread? And Do you only use 4 colours?

riley: hello, i was just wondering how to take it out? Could you do a tutorial? If not, it would be great if you could reply on how to do so, thanks:)

Leiah Zamora: i’ve had one not that long ago but tried to cover my wrap when i’m showering. Does she cover it or does she wash her hair normally? and does it ruin your string after a shower?

Marin hiatt: Hi, i was wondering do you use 2 of each string or one?

Drake [Black] [Among Us, Imposter?, Tall, Pan]: Is there any way to do this with hair thats about 2-3 inches long? Or do you need long hair to do it?

Kari Swenson: twice as long was not nearly long enough and now i have a half done hair wrap thanks!!!

HEYBOOASMR: I would love to do this on my hair but I have really curly/kinky hair and it wont look good with my hair shrinkage

Summah Henry: I love I am doing it right now

Ellie Livingston: What if you want all one color instead of a pattern?

Verónika Zapata: Ooooorale! Q chida, me gusto

Shantaveis Kendall: Where did you get this string come?

Trisha Bowden: about to try this on my girl i am wondering can you do this to the front.......

Da girls: How do you take it out ?

Mackenzie Granger: Please make a video of you taking the wrap out it would really help

11-STEM-G08-Martyr, Desiree Beatriz: How long will this last??

Lily: How long does this take?

nayaaa !: does this work on 4c hair i wanna try this

Jessica Schnagl: What is that water bottle you have!?

Lily Mae: Why did you out it on the bottom layer of her hair

Lia Zivkovic: Do you have to do the pattern

Andrea Villarreal: Okay so where did you get that spray bottle????

Kristy McMillan: I always put charms on the end

Mesha Caudle: Cute...but time consuming

Loraina Acosta: Wait can you shower with it?

Mishael: Can I shower with it?

Mishael: Can I shower with it?

Elizabeth S: I cant do elastics rip. #curlyhair

sabrinacoolest: Thanks

Hua Mao: Amen! Spread the Gospel! Amen

olivia goodenough: only covered 3/4 of my hair.

Spider Monkey: this is a bad video bruh it’s showing how to do it on another person and it doesn’t tell you what you need before starting the process

Kenzy441: Yea, twice was def not enough man.

Lucy Brenner: mine hurts

Kelly Olsberg: That's way to much hair, and they look better on the top of your head to

Layla and Kate: B

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