Simple & Easy Natural Hairstyles On Natural Hair

Hey guys welcome to my channel. My name is yes, sir, even you. If you're not new, then welcome today we're doing this hairstyle by the way, if you're new make sure you subscribe, because we have fabulous hairstyles twice a week on Wednesday and on Saturday, like I said, we're doing this cute tack and roll hairstyle today and I'm starting Out on blow-dried hair, if you're not new here, then you know that I usually like blow-drying, my hair. You don't have to blow-dry your hair, you can stretch it doing a braid out or a twist out or, however, usually stretch your hair, but mine is blow-dried. I don't have any cream in it to make it soft or anything like that. It'S just simply blow-dried, because I get a lot of questions before asking like. If I use a cream to make my hair soft, it is really no cream. I just blow-dried my hair. I'Ve never had any heat damage, so I do it. I used the Revlon asked. I think it's called instyler blow-dry, I'm going to leave it linked. You can check it out on Amazon. If you want to see the blow-dry that I use, but it's just a basic blow-dryer, so as you can see, I've sectioning my hair into two sections and I'm just going to go in the back and basically pull it into a low bun. As you saw from the beginning and I'm going to take this shine and Jam conditioning gel just to smooth down the edges and everything I'm going to use a brush to brush it down but again, like they always say in all my videos. You know when you see me using a brush, I'm really not like being rough on my edges, it's fast forward, so you look like I'm being rough, but I'm not I'm. Usually very gentle with my edges, so make sure we keep them. I don't want them to go anywhere so that I'm going to just go in with a hair tie and I'm going to tie their back and then, after that, I'm going to divide that little band into four sections. So if you want your little bun to be bigger, then make the top box. You know the box that at the top make it smaller so that more of the hair is going into the little bun and the bottom will be slightly bigger than what mine is. To be honest, I was actually so worried. I thought it was going to be so so tiny because my hair - it's not that long, but it was actually cute at the end. So I'm just taking pins and I'm basically rolling the little twist that I did and I'm sort of like making this sort of. Like a flower kind of thing, I think it kind of looked like a flower at the end. Well, you can connect me yeah, oh, you can just like green with me, but I'm going to claim that it looks like a little flower. So I'm just going to tuck all of those and make sure they're secure. You can use more pins. I only use like one pin for each little twist and very cool. I think it looks really cute. What do you think so after that we're going to work with the hair at the top, like I said, if you want a bunch of it bigger at the back, but if you want the front section to be smaller, then put more hair in the back, so That you have less hair to work with, or you can also make sure that when you're rolling your hair, you roll it a little tighter so that the honestly like so the front section is not as large looking as mine. I wish I had done that because I didn't really like how big it look, but let's get into it and I'll show you guys how I did it and then I'll tell you what I did not like about it. So I'm doing three sections as you can see, and I'm just going to do like the twist just to make sure that the hair doesn't get mixed up, as I am tucking and rolling the front section. So I'm going to start with that side and, as you can see, I'm just basically going to roll my hair a little bit and then I'm going to pin it. So what I wish I had done, I wish I had type I had rolled them a little bit tighter so that it's not too big at the front. So I think, if I do, it makes them I'll do that. But if you like, this look and definitely gone ahead and knock yourself out with the same thing as you can see, I'm taking a painting, I'm basically just fitting the corner and I'm also pinning the tail just to make sure it doesn't move. Because I wanted to have sort of like a swoop at the front at a small swoop going on and then I'm going to go with the hair at the back, as you can see, and again I'm just going to roll it and wish I had done it. Tighter, as I said, and then I'm just also going to tuck the end in the middle of the two sections, so when you're doing this hairstyles, I find that it's easier to use the styling pins instead of bobby pins, because the styling pins are usually wide. I don't know how to show you the difference, but I'll leave a link down below you're gon na check them out on Amazon, but they usually a little bit wider and you don't have to keep like trying to open them like you do bobby pins, so they're, Usually so much easier to use and as you can see, it's easy peasy and then from here I'm just going to play with it and add as many pins as they want just to hold the hair in place to make the style. Look as I want it. And, like I said, I wanted a little swoop at the front, so I'm just using a comb to pull it to the front a little bit and then I think I pulled it a little bit. So I'm just going to take a pin and pin them closer together. I think they'd look better closer together than more for that part. At one thing, I also wish I had done. I wish I had pinned like you know the back section I wish I had pinned it a little bit closer to the other rolls, but I forgot well. I didn't notice it until when I started editing the video, but this is it for the hairstyle guys. I hope you guys enjoyed it as you can see. It'S really quick really really like you can do this in like less than 10 minutes or like five ish minutes, but I hope you enjoyed it. If you did don't forget to leave a thumbs up down below, I hope I see you guys on the channel next week. Well, not next week and Saturday. Yes, today is one thing I hope: you're having a lovely week, a lovely time being self-quarantine be safe and take care of yourself and your family have a lovely lovely week. Bye