3 Short Hairstyles In 1 | Short Hair Tutorial | Kaye Wright

Hey I'm back with another video, I'm going to do something today that I think it's pretty creative, but it's super practical and useful, which is always the point of my videos. I'M going to show you guys how to take one mole, so one wash one condition: one mold one time under the hot ash dryer and how to get actually for hairstyles out of that same mold back to back to back to back. So I hope you guys enjoy this. I hope it's helpful and useful and without further ado, let's go ahead and get into the video okay. Ah, this is the mold. This is a top of it. I have a part here and crowns and a slight part here on the side, but, as you can see, there's no definite part right here. This part is all blended, so from here to my forehead. This is all blend. This tiny little part there and part in the crown, and then I'm going to turn around show you guys the back. This is the back I'll, show you the top okay, we're going to go ahead and get into the first style. Okay, guys. The first style is actually heedless, um or mate. You know maybe a little bit heat but very low, so I'm going to add some moisturizer and a product to give it some shine, I'm going to spike the top just a little. So it's kind of all forward, but it's very um spiky and going to pull the hair down. I'M still keeping kind of the the angle of the hair going this way, which is how I wrapped it and I've barely combed the sides out at all like if you wanted a little height or if you wanted a little. You know something in the top. You could just take your curler and just run it through. You know the hair just to give it a little lift. If that's what you want to do. I just want a little bit of something here and I want this all coming forward, hit it over to Emily and I'm going to leave my little little bit of swoop there and yeah that's pretty much again and then, if you wanted to give it some um, Like staying power, you could take off some kind of holding product or paste and add it to your fingertips like this and then just kind of go through to give the hair a little bit of texture and, like I said, just a little bit of staying power. So that it doesn't fall flat, if that's not the look, you want and then also on the front pieces that are spiked, that product will give it a little bit of home shine and hold so that they'll stay put. So you want to be fussing with it or worrying about it during the day, so that Styles number one a same exact mold, so you could have style number one on Monday, this style on Tuesday, okay. This is the second style same basic concept. All I did was take the hair. You want to make sure you're raking it back, so we're just changing the direction of the hair break it back this side, I'm breaking it back, and at this part here, I probably didn't have to add a couple of curls. Unless this is the look you want, there are many people. Can rock this super spike. Look! Oh personally, I don't think it fits my face, a trick to this to make it a different style so that it's not you know the same thing we just did. Is I'm going to take just the center and I'm going to comb it back? You see the shape that I'm creating it's this straight and the last one was very flat forward. See that I'm going to keep this coming forward and I'm going to really exaggerate that edge as much as I can my hair super short right now, but you get to truth. You see that I'm trying to say so. You'Ve changed the hairline. I now have these pieces of hair here that create that shape in the middle is like this. You know windblown straight back, stop it some kind of pomade edge control. Whatever you like to use - and I like to slick my edges now - can wear it like this. If you so choose, I am going to throw a couple of girls in here just to give it a little boost and they're not even really going to be curls, and I'm only going to do it in specific areas. So like right here, where it's kind of you know really spiky and that's not really, my life didn't really have like and do everything you know too much. I just do that, which still gives me the same direction in the same field, but, as you can see it smoothes it out from being so spiky. So it still has that messy like lift to it. But it's a little more controlled and the shape is a little more. I don't know like specific, you know it's not so random. Okay, this is style number two of the same exact mode, so you could have style number one. On Monday, this style on Tuesday, you wrap them the same and everything over there. That'S style number two here. All I did was take the comb like this and comb that hair forward, and then I took the cone at the crown where that crown part was, and I've combed it out, because I want to kind of start fresh with this style. So what you want to do is take the pieces that are left over one in a different direction from the other style. If there are any and just make sure they're going the way you wanted to go, you don't have to use tons of heat, but you may have to use a little heat to just like you know, get everything everybody going in the right direction. You get to the front about right here. I want to start my soup, so all I'm going to do is pull this hair back. I don't want this in the top and I'm going to start by taking a bigger flat iron and flipping everybody forward, and I'm doing it loosely like this just to get the shape going and to get an idea of exactly the direction that I want and I'll Clean everything up as need be, then I just go back to the top finger it back through. This piece is being super disobey, and so I'm gon na lay this down with some holding product like so, and you can finger through again like some pomade or whatever times it is that you like to use for hold, make sure everybody's going. I want it to be flip, but also still kind of leaning to that side, because if you remember my mold, it did have a little a little bit of a slant to it. It went to this side, so I want to fight against it and try to pull it in the complete opposite direction. I still have a little bit of a piece sticking up from the last style, so I'm just going to grab it tap. It really quick with the flat iron and finger it through, and that's going to lay it down enough for me to be by widget. Now this at the crown. I don't like the heart part right there. So when I take my comb and all I'm doing is just lightly pushing the hair right at the crown in kind of a circular motion and as you can see right here, I'm just meeting it up to that part so that it's kind of like feathered right There so guys that can style number three: okay, that was three separate styles, one mold that can get you through at least three days and if you wear one style two days then BAM there. You go you math. So what I'm going to do? What I'm going to do to bring the back home I'm going to take this, which is the last of the three style I'm going to take it all the way back to that very beginning, mold and show you how you can still go from all three of Those cells all the way back to the flat sleek mold. If you want so in essence, I'm really showing you how to get four styles out of one washing mold and what I'm going to do first is in there we go. The first thing you want to do is you've got to hit it with a blow-dryer and I'll. Tell you why we've been adding product pomade, you know oils. The hair is going to get a little product heavy, not super heavy, because everything I did was very light. He very light handed with the product, but there is some product in your hair and, if you've been doing this over the days you're now on day, four, so what the blow-dryer mixed with some kind of oil, olive oil, coconut oil, what that does? Is it kind of helps to emulsify those products break them down a little, and the hair will revert back to its softer state. It will be a little heavier, but you have to be careful with your ratios, but it will give you a good base to start over from. If you want to go all the way back to that sleep. Look and you don't want to wash your hair and remove it. So I'm going to show you guys how I do this Patrick oil just run it through and I'm actually concentrating on the top in just this area, because that's really all we added product to and that's really all we, you know, manipulative, take the blow dryer you You can see what support oh Jesus, Lord, you can see what you're working with not a tongue, so you comb it in back into that basic mode style that I've started with, and you do this with a small tooth comb so that you can then, like. I said see what areas need attention? Okay. So if you do this, you can see this midsection here we're pretty much good. This we're pretty much good. The back the sides were good edge is still intact. So all you really want to worry about. Are these couple pieces here from what we kind of spiked it and this flip in the front? So I'm going to start up here, part my hair and I'm going to take a section and I'm going to bump the section back down in the direction. It would have been in had I not curled them all initially see that all I did was bump it back down. Okay, this piece of hair is being disobedient as hell. I'Ll be honest, I don't know why. I don't know what the problem is, but what I do know is: I'm hit it with some pomade and when I wrap my hair, it's going to lay down sit. This is what we're going to do. This respect, um, really ridiculous. So the front we're going to do the same thing. Take this little section, that's flipped up and curl it right over to the side. So I'll hang around each piece of going up, I'm just bending it down and you can see it's like going right back into that mold! It'S nice and sleek, it's nice and flat where my fingertips, my fingernails and boom, and here you just want to be careful because I had it. You know. I basically had it wrapped like this, so you want to find where the hair is separated and make sure you just maintain that you're going to have a little more. You know texture and volume. Obviously, then, when you come straight from under the dryer, however, you can start right over with all those hairstyles again with this mode. Why the hell? This hair is doing this to my life right now. I don't know so. This is basically size from up him back to square woman, so you can start all over. If you want, then, if you don't want to start over as far as restyling it, you can just wear your flat sleep. You know pixie for the next. However, many days of the week and boom one mole, multiple styles, okay, God does it. I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope you took away some tips as always, if you have any questions or comments, please leave them down below and I always give back to you guys. Thank you so much for watching, supporting, commenting and subscribing our really appreciate you guys so much and until next time, bye.