3 Ways I Wrap My Medium Length Hair For Sleeping!

Hey guys is your girl Kiki ball day and I'm here to show you how to preserve your straight hairstyle or maybe even somewhat curly hairstyle for as long as possible. So I'm going to show you three different ways on how to keep it. The first one is just your standard, Dubey or wrap, and the first thing you want to do is you want to have some form of oil, I'm using jojoba oil, which is one of my favorites I'm going to use a comb. That'S not a medium sized comb, not too large, not too small and also a silk scarf. You don't want to use cotton, because cotton will take a lot of the natural oils out of your hair. The first thing you want to do is you want to find your Center and you just kind of just make a part where your Center is on both well. Actually, I don't even have to do that for this side, but you want to make sure that your hair is fully detangle and I have already tangled my hair. So there's no tangles or anything like that in it, and I'm just gon na call me forward like so it remember we come in from the middle. So since I have I made my middle part, I'm gon na go ahead and eclipse it's already forward. I'M gon na comb it slightly to the side a little bit at a time, but also when you're new at this you're gon na want to hold it like this, so that it doesn't. You know lift up that'll stay in place, but since I've been doing this so long, I don't really have to do that and you just keep combing it around and around okay, and then you swing the hair to this eye. So so far you should look like this okay and then you know you get all the little hairs that may have fallen and you just keep on combing it around around. You just keep coming around and you kind of want to make sure that it's not sticking up when it gets there. You just keep going around in a circle and you keep going and you keep going to eventually, depending on the length of your hair, will determine how long this takes. But eventually you have something that looks like this. It'S just a wrap like this. Now, if your hair is shorter than mine, or if you have a lot of layers and things like that, you're going to want to have some bobby pins on hand, so that, as you're wrapping like say, remember how we started with all to the front as you're. Wrapping you'll move some to the side. You'Ll put a bobby, pin your move, you keep combing it to the side. Put another bobby pin and you just keep going around my bobby pins are downstairs. So I'm not going to show you, but if I was doing it how I started each time I went some ways I put a bobby pin, so I just clamp it on, but I prefer not to use any bobby pins because bobby pins leave creases. Sometimes the next thing you want to do is you want to take some oil of your choice, not too much just enough to give you some shine, rub it on your hands and just go like this around and there you have your doobie wrap now. This is good, if you don't want a really curly curly style, you want it to kind of just hang down and show your length and everything. Then this is the kind of wrap that you would want to do, and this will keep your hair looking good for you know for as long as you need to like some people, this last them two weeks or whatever I wash my hair every week. So you know my case is different, but anyway, then you tie your scarf around your head, making sure that it's nice and smooth the end to me. This is the most comfortable way to sleep. When you have a wrap, I mean when you have your hair now and then you have it BAM. That'S the first way to preserve your straight hair. Now, the next way, I'm going to show you how to use flexi rod rollers to keep your do. Okay. So we showed you the I showed you the duty wrap and now I'm going to show you the next way to preserve your hair. Now this next way is going to work best. If you want more curls in your hair, if you want it to be just really straight looking - and you know just a little bit of curl thing, you want to stick with the do. We wrap that I showed you, but if you want it to have more of a curly look, then these will work well and the curls will eventually drop, so they won't stay like that. You know for ever, but you know they'll eventually drop, so these are flexi rod rollers. They are very soft and bendable, and this will help you preserve your style. I notice, when I use this in my ends, stay nice and softening. They really don't feel dr.house. Now you can choose at this point to put oil in your hair. Now I've already applied oil, so I don't want to put volume again, but just like we did in the first part of the video. We just make sure that everything is combed out no tangles and things like that, and then we go ahead and with our o, for this set we're going to need some flexi rod rollers. How many depends on how curly you want your hair, the more curly you want, your hair, the more like the more bigness. You want. It'S bigness. I don't know if that's the right word, but the larger you want your hair and the more curls you want. You wan na have more flexing on, but if you don't want a whole lot of curl, you just want to kind of preserve us basic style. Then you don't need a whole lot of flexi rods, you're also going to need a body and a body. This basically looks like a shower cap, but it's of a silk or satin material. You need your comb and you need your oil again or, if you're um, let's see if you've had a relaxer like more on if you're, if you're stretching, you probably want to have like a oil moisturizer, but if you've just recently got to relax that you that, Because you don't need to wear your hair now so anyway, what you want to do is you wan na I'm just gon na show you a basic way. I'M not gon na do a whole bunch of flexi rod rollers, because I'm gon na take this out immediately. After this video, so anyway, what you want to do is you have your part and the way that I'm doing it right now? I'M only gon na have about maybe six rollers, just for the sake of the video. What you're gon na do is you're gon na take your right roller and you're gon na go down all the way until you're, almost at the tip of your hair, but you're gon na press the tip up with your finger. I wish I could show you the under nice part. Okay, so you have your finger over one part and you see how that's sticking out you take your thumb and press it back, and then you begin to roll over the hair and depending on what direction you want, your hair, the direction that you will turn your Roller for me, my hair will be on this side, so I turn my roller like this and then I just squeeze it up and I'd have something that looks like this. Okay and then I just keep going now. Usually, when I do I'm being lazy for the video, but usually when I do flexi bar rollers, I like to have two layers, so I you see how I party it right here. It will be a roller here in a roller here when I'm lazy. I just do one roller for this whole section, so I'm gon na take another roller go down to the ends like I did. The other one use my thumb to turn it up, go to the side a little bit cuz. I, like my hair to kind of flow that way, and I go like this - don't worry about, don't worry about the stray hairs. I go to the side like this I'll. Take my roller and I go like that now for this piece. I just just go around. Okay, so there you have two and then you just keep on going. So that's how I would do it if I wanted a more curlier style. This one out of all of them to me is a little is the least comfortable to sleep in, but it gives you really nice results and the curls tend to last a really long time. Then, when it's time to take it out, you know you're not really going to get the effect, because I only have these rollers on for a few minutes. But you already see you see that you see okay, okay! So now I'm going to show you the last method and basically the last method is pin curls. Now you can either use these kind of Clips like these or you can use bobby pins. I don't have bobby pins right now, they're downstairs, so I'm not going to show you with bobby pins. Now, I'm just gon na give you the general idea of how to do this, because I really don't feel like pin curling my whole head right now so anyway. So I'm gon na start here again and I'm gon na take. When I do the pin curls, I probably would do smaller sections, and I take a section like this and what you want to do. Is you want to make a circle almost as if you had a roller in your hair, so you see how it looks like a circle and you just keep rolling it and rolling it and rolling it as if you had a roller in it, then you would Turn it to the side oops. Let me try that again and how tight you do. This depends on how tight you want your curl. So anyway I rolled it and now I'm turning it to the side. Like this, you see there's a circle. You want to make sure that there's a perfect circle that you can see through that there aren't any hairs there. Then you take your pin and you clamp that on you, don't want your pen to be on here, because you might have end up with a lot of creases okay, and I'm only gon na do two more just to show you I'm gon na make it into A circle as if there was a roller there and I've just used my finger right through the middle okay or you can do two fingers depending on how big you want to curl, and I think that's the way I'm gon na. Do it with two fingers see you can see right through the hole on the other side. I put my finger here. You can see right through the hole and you just roll it up just keep on rolling it. Then you turn it to the side. Turn it to the side, put a clip in there see ya. Now you have two and then I'll do the last one. Okay and I'm gon na use my two fingers again cuz. I don't want my curls really tight and I'll. Just keep going up and up and up and up into the side. Okay, now, once all the once you've done, your whole head, like you, did this this front part right here. What you would do you have two choices? Okay, your two choices are, you can use AB on it and put it over it and sleep on the bonnet. Your second choice is, you can also use a silk scarf and either one would honestly be fine, and also, you can add some oil sheen over it or before you even start doing the pan curls. You can add some oils to you know to give you that shine and keep it. You know really nice, but not too much, because you don't want it to be heavy and weighed down. So I hope this video helped. So this is what it looks like. I would do the whole thing, but guys I just don't really feel like that one moment today so anyway, I hope this video helped in that it just gave you a little bit more instruction on how to preserve your hair cuz a lot of times. I get a lot of questions. That'S, how do you keep your hair like that throughout the week, or you know, if you have everything that for last two weeks, how you keep it like that and basically that's how you do it so anyway, if you have any video ideas that you would like Me to do as far as hair, tutorials or anything like that doesn't have to be hair related, but if it is inherently a video, just, let me know have a blessed day: