How To Style The Hair Clip Trend-Hair Barrettes For Long Hair Styles-Super Easy

Hey guys so this spring, it seems that hair clips and Berets are all the rage and at first I wasn't sure how I felt about it. I mean I love the look when I was five, but I wasn't sure how it would look like on a grown woman. So today I decided to explore some options on how to style and wear this look in the end I was sold and I loved how versatile and simple I'm going to show you girls a few several ways that my style, the clips. I hope you enjoy this video and put it these look at the trend for the very first look. You'Re gon na want to start with straight hair and then you're gon na want to part it down the side, creating a deep side part, and then I always love to just tease it, the crown and a little bit at my roots, just to create some even Volume and some shape to the then go ahead and just smooth everything out. So it's nice and even and nothing sticking out once you're happy with your hair. You'Re gon na want to take the side with the least amount of hair and sweep it back about the year, and then I like to take two regular bobby pins and just secure that in place and once your side is pinned up. You'Re gon na. Take your clip or beret of choice. In this case I have any pearl in gross gold gray and I'm going to overlap it where the box pins are so it's covering the bobby pins. But I also know that if, for some reason the beret comes loose, my hair is still intact, because I have those pins securing my hair underneath and I really love how classic and simple this look is. I feel like it makes you look so much more put together with very minimal effort and if you wanted to add even more drama, you can always take smaller clips and stack them next to each other, and this creates just a very beautiful layered. Look for the second look, it looks best if you have some waves in it, so it will work greatly. If you have second think girls, I do not so I'm just going to be putting in some very basic barrel, girls throughout my hair, for this next look. I chose to use this very thin tortoiseshell, almost like a mother-of-pearl beret, it's a lot longer than the last one I used, and so my preference is to use it in the back and I really loved a more tousled messy look for hair because it looks like You'Re not trying too hard but you're also very put together and it doesn't take a lot of time and you're not stressing about every tiny hair. That'S sticking out. I like to pin one side of my hair back and then take the long clip and stick it in almost diagonally, so where it's not perfectly straight and it just creates a very casual feel to the look. The other way that I like to use this clip is by pinning up both sides of my hair out of my face and then just taking the clip and securing it tightly in the back. The last look, I wanted to show you all today. This is very easy way to make a slicked back low bun. I love that I can make this hairstyle in just few moments and I can wear it to something as fancy as an event or I could even wear it in the morning to go grocery shopping and I'll look great. So I start off with the low ponytail and then I take my little hair doughnut as my kids like to call it, and then I just put it over my ponytail, I secure the clasp and then I take my ponytail and I just spread the hair evenly Around the circle, and then I just start twisting and rolling until all of the hair is tucked in under it and then I'll take some bobby pins and just go around it until it's fully secure, because today I was going for a more messy look. I didn't worry about cleaning up the bun too much. I also didn't worry about my hair in the back. I just kind of wanted to be as it was. If I was going to wear this to church or maybe some sort of event, I would definitely make sure that when I teased it, I would smooth out all the hair but better. So it's not sticking out once you are happy with your bun and I'm just going to go back in with that. First clip that I use and just to make this a little bit more glam, I'm going to put it right above the bun. You could also go for the layered pin, look in the back, just try and put yours in a little bit more straight than I did. I was working without a mirror, but overall I was pretty happy with the results. So here you are. Ladies just a few ideas on how to style this trend, I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope you got some inspiration and as always until next time, if you like this video, don't forget to comment like and subscribe. It means the world to me.