Ep #2 Lazy Naturals®: 5 Quick & Easy Natural Hair Updos

Hey guys welcome back hello, new friends. This is tribe called curled lazy, naturals, hair tutorial numero dos, and today I'm going to show you a few quick styles that you can use on stretched out hair. This is a three day old twist out and you can use it on a braid out or maybe even a wash and go if you prefer, but these are quick styles that you can use on your hair. Well, it easy troops. My favorite thing about these five styles is that they each take less beat. First up is the J watt inspired by my hair, crushed Jody Watley start by smoothing your hair over to the side of your choice, place the first pin two inches away from the center of your head. This creates a more dramatic swept. Look continue on to the next section, smooth hair, sweep it over and secure it in place and then lift the last section from the nape of your neck to the tip of your air and secure with a bobby pin. I smooth my edges down using the nubian heritage edge, taming taffy, that's the foundation, for this look feel free to add more pins where needed or to fluff it up. Look in je wat fabulous if you don't know, first of all fishing and then Googler created in Paris. The next style is a bus steal start by creating a small pompadour by taking the front section, twisting the ends lightly and fitting inflates twist. The remaining hair forward and pin it behind the front section, grab any loose hairs and add pins where needed, and there you have it. The bus steal course songs. Anyone y'all ready to hock the start by gathering the front midsection of your hair part on both sides of your temple and then secure way with a pin. You'Ll come back to this section. A little later, I use the rat tail comb to part the rest of my hair in half going from air to air secure the loose hair from the top half using a ponytail holder. I prefer the textured look of a braid out a twist out, rather than sleeking my sides down with a brush, and if there are extra flyaways, I use a bobby pin to secure them down. I didn't want the back of my hair to look too tame, so, instead of using a ponytail holder, I used a bobby pin on both sides. I borrowed a small piece from the front section and used it to hide the part on the side, and then I gave the rest a little Sammy Davis jr. action by twisting it to the end, making it pop on top and pinning it to the side. And there she is the hawk it up Sammy in the front and her Hawk in the back. Looking so good, I can tap my way into the Rat Pack and now for the dr. Quinn, Medicine, save the front midsection for later part by the temples and pin it up. I divide the remaining hair into sections. I prefer to freestyle it without a comb, because the part doesn't need to be perfect, pick a side and start rolling upwards begin at the nape of your neck and end at the crown. Then pin in place repeat on the opposite side. Take the front section in either tuck or swoop, then pin in place tie up any loose ends and there you have it. The dr. Quinn Medicine walk from the 1800's to 2014. The dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman is a quintessential sexy, elegant style that you can wear to work or, on a date all right guys, one more style, the schoolhouse rock you guys know the drill, secure the front midsection because you're coming back to it later start with the Loose hair in the front section do a double strand twist on the right and then repeat on the left: secure the back section with the ponytail holder, pull both twists back to the center of your head and then tie them together. I do this to give my hair a more textured. Look on the side. Continue along the outermost section of each side. Do a double strand twist, tie them in the back and continue on. I did three twists on each side for this style. Once you get to the back, take the remaining hair into a cute little roll button. I like to roll it up, and then I place a bump in right in the center where the ends are tucked. Underneath I pretty much do the exact same thing to the front section of my hair, except this time I tuck it under it's always fun to accessorize. So I added a little flavor with this lace. Grey head tie a bun hair, a bun there, a few twisted sections. This is the perfect updo for a girl on the go and there you have it curly, as the schoolhouse rock alright guys, thanks so much for sticking with us for the five quick go-to styles and shuts down hair, bring your laces off Bex. I'D love to see bring a friend I'd love to meet them I'll, be here. Let'S hang out until next time later, lazy's you