Easy Twisted Updos For Short Fine Hair | Harry Jon Hmua

Hey fellas welcome to Monday night's Pro tips to nice. Video is bringing you not one, but two tutorials for creating an updo on fine and shorter hair. These will show you how to create volume without looking too matted, and it will also give you some tips and techniques on how to easily create this style without having to do any pre curling. I'Ve noticed quite a few other videos that have been nosing around over. On Instagram and YouTube that there's quite a lot of people that I requested tutorials for fine hair. So cue me if you're gon na be creating this on yourself at home. I'Ve also added in some little tips for you as we go through and if you're a professional you can follow this step-by-step, any other tutorials. You would like to see drop me in the comments I'll be bringing you some more of these on finer hair. If you want to see any other videos like this, then remember to subscribe Karen in this video, we'll also be coming to you on another tutorial, where I am going to teach her how to recreate the style on herself. So should we are going to be taking a step by step through this down she's gon na and she does not do hair on herself ever so it was a bit of a learning curve, but we're going to be editing that video and getting that up shortly. For you at home so remember to subscribe, and I hope you find this video useful, then we get to within two very simple hairs that will work on short, fine hair. You don't need to pin and curly hair first, and we have just prepped the hair for a previous video sort of just make sure this is you could do this? You might just need to pop a little bit of something around the front of your hairline. If you need to smooth out with straightness, Oh with a little curling iron, both hips for this, you wouldn't need to. If you want to see Cameron recreate one of these styles on her own head, we're going to be doing that next week. So this section here just behind the ears, I'm going to leave a small section of this so to help create thickness, and we can drag round face all this section here - we're going to put some back combing into I'm. Taking this option forward and playing some shape into this guess, just a pinch this and tight from this front section we're just gon na make sure we've kind of got like a horseshoe shape around the front. I'M just gon na leave this section, but take this small piece just to drape into and make sure we've got this really nice shape, I'm not going to worry too much about the state if the parasail above gon na come through the higher tops it's over. This section, coming through taking a bubble and twist in round going to tease some of this back into the right shape so you're doing this on yourself. You want to use your hands and just feel around that this feels the shape feels nice and rounded teasing through from pull that many pieces. You like on the hairline twist and drape pinch-twist, take up, see that and push through well, that is all swishing. With the same shape, it's the front and leaving any pieces out around front of the hairline, but you like. So we repeat that on the other side teasing through from leave out any pieces following the same shape on the button. So if you have a fringe, you might prefer to keep the center of a sense parted to drape this on both sides. And but you can also take all this straight back and if it's slightly sure to remote reach, you can just hide a pin on the ends and it will all disappear. So you take your sections through. You can pin into these sections with the pieces of hair from the back and then it will just accentuate the texture. It'S going to follow into the top see man our bottom section, just gon na pop teasing. That section see what a nice day of padding through just gon na smooth out the bottom. My lips, they're gon na pinch this into a ponytail, wrap it on itself and pin up to the top see take your PIN, not open it. Catch top of you twist. Take that in to the hair, that's begins the head twist it over and push it back end picking up the hair from the twist taking it over to the hair on the head and push it into so where you top Sears we're going into that then lock In any side pieces to taking this push that in there very simple there to roll now we're going to show you a horizontal roll, I've done any crack. First, you might want to smooth around the hairline or put a little curl through the hairline I've already recreated. This look on myself, so if you want this version for a long to figure her, then you can see that here, but for a finer and sure to her we're just gon na make sure the shape is right around the front so you're taking. I love it back combing in the roots off taking the section all the most way, if you were wearing a headband. So we've got this front piece of hair in front of it and then this bits going to go back to create some height and shape. But if you are particularly fine in this area, you can take this back little bit. So you've got a bit more hair on that front. Just once a tease all the way through it's nothing aggressive. It will come out really really easily. So don't have a panic about damage, it's a come through right through the back now, we've got the shape in the top and just tease right the way through the middle in Simmons. So we've got some grip now, we've got some teasing all the way. Through this way, through Karen's hat is short, it is fine, but she does have a natural curl, so it does help with the grip and if you want to see how to add some more grit into your hair, if it's very slippy, you can see how what Products you use on finer hair to create long, lasting curls, and you can do that in this video, so we're taking like a horseshoe shape section so almost the bit that creates the shape from the front we're going to pin this first just so that is in Place and it's not going to get distorted when you start doing the side section so usually I was doing this on a client. I would do this one side and the other side, but for you guys at home, you recreate on your own, want to make sure this shapes in and I'll make it easier for you. So we're just going to pop this in we're going to tease out and you can make it as messy or as sleek as you like in this section, we're going to take a hair pin here into the twist and pin upwards into that. Twist of the can't see it take another one slightly higher, but going in a downward, so we're gon na end up crisscross in there as pins into the twist, but one dance. And then you won't see those hair pins are twisted. Okay, hair pins, a crisscross underneath the hair, then I'm going to take this side over so we're picking up all the hair on this side, taking that over pulling down any pieces here. So if you want this to be slightly looser and then from just across the plate, so almost the other side of the twist I'm gon na take a pin down holding on all this hair like a ponytail pinch it over one side where again we're going to Crisscross the hair grips. This belt helps anchor the ball in so they're not slipping, and so I'm going to take another one come in into into the head. Don'T go too far over to into this hair, because when we sweep this over, your hair groups will poke out inside and man. I'M going to take another happen, pinch this hair and then we're gon na go up and Chris grass yeah. So we've now got three hair pins depending on the depth, for your head will depend on how many happened you need, but just pin it until that feels secure. Then, when we bring this hair across we're again going into the twist and pinning in words when we pin in words, this is what's going to be our anchor, so you want to make sure that these are chris-craft and they feel secure to solution. These short pieces round take you back comb and just going to tame the top lay, but we want to keep all the T's in underneath taking all this and pinch it with your finger and your thumb, I'm going to tear the ponytail and roll that end to The other side push this in, take it right over and pinch now believe it or not with finer and shorter hair. This style is much easier to create on your own. Thinking is quite heavy when it's hard to keep it in place. So for you guys she pinched this bottom section take a pin on to that twist. Take it over. I want to push into the twist and my catch in those hair pins underneath so we've got a nice swoosh and then we just need to tuck the top and then bring this over and pinch that top so well. She'S got in this twist coming over with one side, 5-3 happens, so taking the top of that twist, taking over and pushing down, and now the twist is following all the way down and then just feel with your hands. You probably feel you've got a little bit of a gap here and we just want to create a bit of a pinch to bring those two together. You can put fresh flowers down here. You could put a half inch got a nice comb in and works with. A fascinator hat innate generally going to a wedding and you can wear it as loose or a sleek as you like, but have a go and keep trying it don't give up because sometimes the first time try it get a key arms and all that kind of Thing my try, the better get those videos useful guys and if you are looking for any more pro tips or getting yourself noticed in the hair industry, then there is a downloadable in the comments below and there is also a link through to our Facebook community come And find us on Facebook or Instagram, and I will see you on the next video thanks for watching