Soft Bridal Up-Do/Hairstyle For Short, Fine, Thin Hair. Get Volume In This Hair Style With Padding

I'M going to show you how to create a beautiful soft style in Celeste hair, so it's going to be a lovely updo for short hair today, I've already curled Celeste hair using the tongs and the vintage curl technique. So I've got a lovely curl in the hair and if you're not sure how to do the vintage curl technique, we've got a video for that. So have a quick look before you continue, I'm going to take out the curl, so you can see so s. Hair is short: I used a little bit of setting lotion on each curl before I use the tongs, and I used my 25 millimeter tongs to curl the hair. If you want to get a little bit more of a curl, you could use a smaller song and I'm just going to spray each curl. With my OSIS session three dry hairspray, I'm going to use a little bit of the frizzies secret agent cream just to smooth out each curl as we go along just want to make sure I get a lovely, long-lasting, curl. I could use my list control cream as well, because I love that one. That'S the L'Oreal product, but I think today, let's give the secret agent go. So I'm just separating the curls, so it can get as much shape and definition really we're on each curl to be perfect. Before we move on to the next, we don't just start pulling our fingers through the curls, because that will start making the curls kind of fluffy and fly away, and we want to keep the flyaways at bay. The client wants a little bit of root. Lift you might want to put a little bit of backcombing here before you start to separate the curls. Just a touch. I'M gon na sweep this hair back people take another row out. Actually, I'm just going to leave the front sections in bit of backcombing here on the triangle section at the crown. That'S it we're going to start gathering the Hat up, we'll create a little kind of section here at the back or just holding the hair in just make sure we're happy with the position of the curls, because these curls are going to be staying in this position. Once that in we just want to lose any flyaways in the hair with our style and care lotion in these into position, take the rest of the curls out, so each curl is going to be placed in position. You can decide at this stage if you want to having a little curls down at the front. There might be better to come from that front section there. So, let's bring these bits back, I'm just going to prop them in position with a little pin. Just until we decide exactly where everything's going to go, so I'm just using a little pin here in the hair there's a little prop, so we can decide just where we want the curls to fall. So lest you prefer it kind of that way or that way. This way, yeah, we could get a little bit of root. Lift here. That'S sweep up sections back and create the kind of movement that that we like still get all the props here. At the side we can use to hook our hair over. We use a few more props here, hold the pass side sections here just so we know everything's in the right position. Quite often the more casual the appearance of a style, the more work that's gone into it. Then, let's pin these little sections, but most we know they're in position using a bobby pin just across the back of the hair, holding all these pieces in position. I think, actually, if we'd put this a little bit lower down, because it's kind of flattening the hair a little bit at the back. So I'm going to move this, they row of grips just down a little bit. I think it could do it being just a little bit lower, so I've got a bit more movement at the back of the crown here. That'S going to be better, so I've got some movement here, yeah much better. I can only pull the hair out so far because, of course, remember we're working with short hair, but we want to get it really PC and really beautiful, so loose and out. Now is the time to get the looseness and the movement and the airiness to the hair just here, so it's really soft and sweat and kind of barely styled. Then I'm going to get a little donut pad so basically the donut that I've cut in half and unraveled and I'm just going to use a little bit of this donut just at the back of the hair. Here I don't want a lot, but I do want a little bit because I want to use this as an anchor to secure the curls too. So I might cut this in half again because what we want to do is pin the curls up. So it's going to go up to a little kind of messy updo, but I won't just want to get a little bit of an anchor here. I'M gon na fold it up and just place it across the back of the hair and then I'm going to use our bobby pins across the back. We'Ve already got some bobby pins at the back there, but they're little bit higher up. So I'm just going to view, do a bobby pin underneath it the side here and then using these the hair pins. I'Ve got other my prop here, I'm going to go into the donut, do my up and over and back in and go behind those bobby pins that we've got in here in the hair, just making sure that the donut is really secure, say I'm one of the Bottom pick up a little bit of donut touch the scalp and go under that's it. So that's really secure and then we're going to cover this with our lovely kind of soft curls. So using a hair pin, I can go into the donut come out. Do my up and over and go back pick up a thread of donut and with the donut net. It doesn't snap it just kind of stretches, but it gives us a little anchor to secure the curls and yet have them soft, and will that check the sides make sure you're happy with them don't bring if they feel you kind of brought them back a bit Too far you can just kind of stop them and here got to go in get so that hair, underneath you can still use hair to do the up and over as long as you use, secure, hair and just keep an eye on the rest of the style. Here we've got a lovely softly, swept style, let's play with these side sections a little bit decide which bits you want back bit of texturizing, just just where you're going to secure the hair. Then, when you go in with your pin with a little tick on there, a straight side of the pin, we go into the hair, find something secure, so it doesn't work. If we just go get loose hair, you have to go and it'll dig a little bit deeper, get secure, hair and come out again go over the section we want to secure to our up and over and go back in towards the scalp and that little bit Of hair then we'll stay there and the pin won't come down, decide which bits are going up which bits are going down and secure the hair. It'S not too tight. So I and we've got a lovely little messy updo for short hair, so remember to use the mirror when you're working with your clients and always get feedback from your clients when it comes the front section because they know their face is much better than we do. Have a look now Celeste: is that a little bit better a little bit more on this side, or does that feel a bit wide that one there yeah okay up and back a little bit? I think yes, when you're creating these Styles, it's the finishing touches that are as important as the kind of first bits of the style they're just as important. So always it allow yourself time to kind of work on the front section. I think it looks better with a little piece if it's curled do you if you've enjoyed this tutorial. Just click like and subscribe and join me on my next video