3 Quick And Easy Extravagant Updos

We popped into the Pivot Point International Long Hair Design Workshop, where Educators Paul Suttles and Jason Russell taught the class techniques they can easily do with their long-haired clients. Here, Suttles walked us through these three extravagant updos and taught us how you can re-create them on your clients.

Subtles, director of education for pivot, point international and he's going to give us a little bit of an overview what he did today in the pivot point class, the class was dedicated to long hairdressing, and here we have three examples of some updos he's going to go Over each one of them and tell us a little technique about each so, let's start with the first one all right. So this one here the difference in this one is that it does require an assistant and/or, your guests, to hold the two strands. But it's essentially like a fishtail braid, so you're gon na take these strands and you can either use two strands of hair or two strands of tool. And then you literally overlap each hair around the two strands. And then this is what this is. The scale that you end up with so if this work tool you'd end up with this tool at the bottom, but then the big thing is that we're seeing in magazines and editorial runway here there's a lot of distress. You just can't be afraid to pull this hair. I really distress this to make it. You know really big and fuzzy. You need to take a brillo pad rubbing and that's really, you know very kind of tutorial and what kind of product would you put on a style like that? You could work as a with a finishing spray and then once you're finished you could take a little pomade on the ends. If you leave that out, if you don't want this tail, you can certainly just twist it and just plug it up under there. But then that's very you know you can even twist that off to the side and that's pretty runway yeah yeah, you can even take a pin and just literally just take this and pull it up on there. There then it gives you that alarm yeah. So that's that was what we're seeing a lot. Is that distress located behind this yeah and then you can see here. We started doing it up there as well, but it's not very smooth, but you could do this more smooth if you want to duck, contrasted distress. Okay, so let's go to up to number two okay with this one this this will take about 20 minutes in the salon to do if it's done correctly. So basically, you start with a ponytail and then you bag home. All of the ponytail there you're really getting some nice push in there you bring it everything forward, set it rubberband across it, bring it up back and then you just tuck the ends under. But then this finger wave is perfect because it's actually done with the curling iron as opposed to actually molding it and letting us set. So you just take a Marcel iron and do two on base pearls and then once you let them cool as you brush them out, and you start to get those s Potter's events to take some hair pins to let them rest very little privacy, and then that Will set it so then, once it dries, you can see. There'S a pin, there's a hair pin under it. Oh wow and it's not even the same color head says. So if you had a blonde hair pin, you could really you know it's really. What you do is you just take it up under a little bit and then you weave it so it's getting up under there and then you pin it and then you can't see the pad, but it'll hold that's great, all right up to number three. So then, what's up you number three, this is just your basic fish top right and you can see that it's just really. We have three, so you see how to end up under there, but it's just a big twist fishtail braid or a double strand braid. You do it and then distress them and then just wrap it around and twist it on. Okay. So that's what we're seeing a lot of. Oh, is this distressed doing very, very pretty so three different techniques and thank you very much, my pleasure. All right.

ChevyDude65: Great video with some fantastic ideas. Pivot Point never fails to deliver.

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