How To Add Body And Volume Using A Straightener For Short Hair

Hi guys, this is gon na, be a huge torial on how to add body on short hair and especially if you have thin hair. Like me, it's hard to add volume and body. What'S not that hard by using a straightener, and this is a hair tutorial, and this is what it looks like we just really volumizes your hair, like a sexy short hair kind of thing. So if you like this hair tutorial or if you like how my hair looks, keep on watching for the hair tutorial and subscribe k, bye, hi guys, so today, I'm gon na do a hairstyle. As you can see last night, my hair was perfectly straight, and now it's just messy. Usually I like this look because I just like a like a grungy look for my hair. I guess I don't really do much for my hair. This is actually the first time. I'M straightening my hair in such a long time, but I wanted to do a hair tutorial. So what you're going to need is a hair straightener which I'm already heating up. Sorry, a hair clip um brush a hair brush or comb, I'm using chi silk infusion, as well as my Tresemme heat tamer straight. So the first thing you do is just spray your heat tamer spray everywhere, especially at the bottoms where you know it's gon na your hands, good ninja. I tend to put a lot of this cuz. I'M scared that it's gon na dry out my hair really and I'm just going to brush that to spread the product and then I'm going to take my cheese, all confusion and just put a little bit of the product, not too much because it may make your Hair look greasy just that much spread it on my palm and then get my ends, I'm just concentrating on my ends. So when I straighten it it doesn't burn or over Phi, my hair, but that's it then again, brush your hair and I'm section it the way. I section my hair is just really from the ends of my eyebrow right here and just two sections. What then you're going to take your strainer and you're just going to stir in it you kind of curve it in so see it's curved in there. You go to add more body and they're going to do another section curving in can't see what I'm doing it's kind of like a 60s look. Really then again, this one curve it in then you're just going to brush it while it's hot and some of them curves out. That'S why better go back again, strain it and then kind of curve it in see. Now it just adds muscle. It adds a little bit more volume to my hair. There you go and mine curves out. I don't know why, but when I, where we're going to fix that later, just try to curve it in and then we're going to do the other side make sure you brush it. So it's the straightener just goes through easily. Then you're going to do the same thing, I'm going to do the rest of my hair at the bottom and then I'll be back so now I've done both. I mean the bottom section. Now I'm going to take down this section and i'm just going to the top part, my crown i'm going to section that out again brush my hair, then you're going to get this part of your hair strip. Kinda just curve it in so this hair is just curved in so you're going to do that for the rest of the hair to add more volume at the top. You go up like this and then curve it see, so it adds more volume at the top and more body for the rest of your hair. So just do that all around again hold it straight up top pull it curve it in, and it does that amazing job at giving your hair extra body and volume so you're, just curving everything in and at the bottom. The your strands might go either way. But that's what we like, because we don't like it too, perfect cause it's gon na look really like sixties, and I'm just going to do the rest of my hair and I'll be right back again. So I've already, then the second section that I'm going to go on the third now this is kind of the hardest part, because you have to choose what you'd like at the top - and I always do that. But it's either you put it on this side. Just dial it wherever your bangs, though um, I think I'm going to style it this way, so don't touch your bangs yet just touch the end part of the crowning, which is the top part. Let me put this up like that, so this part again brush it before you straighten it so again, you're going to do the same thing, straighten it up curb and it adds volume see again get the other half of the back part. Two excuse me and you're going to strain it up and then curve it there. You go then again, leaving alone the bangs. If you have a fringe on just don't touch it for now and then on the sides again straighten it up curve it one volume and body now the bangs part is a tricky part for me, because my bangs could go either side and it's sometimes it's hard For me to choose which side it goes to sorry, I'm looking at my hair, oh it's kind of fixed right now. Actually, my bangs are fix, i'm just going to reshape some parts of it because there you go, move your strainer to where you want it to go. So say this part, so I strain it down curve China and then pull it. This way pull your strainer. That way - and you can keep doing this just depends on how you like your hair. If you want to add more volume, then you can keep doing that. I'M going to keep doing it on this side of my hair too. Okay. So this is the finished. Look. You could tease your hair if you'd like um - I just like it like this, because it just gives short hair more body and I have really thin hair. So this is like perfect for my hair and I'm just gon na push it through at the top to see if I have any flat patches flat patches. So I don't so yeah. This is a finished. Look. It just adds body. You really! I'M sorry. If you can't tell if I'm right, because I'm wearing a black shirt, so that's how it looks like and then just volume at the top and yeah you could choose it if you like, but this is the finished look. I hope you guys liked this hair tutorial. It'S nothing fancy but yeah; okay, bye,