Easy Breezy Summer Updos With Goody Spin Pins

Hello, this is why you lease own one, six or Sarah - and today I'm going to be doing a video with three easy fun styles for the summer. So I hope you guys like this all you'll need for this. Is I'm gon na use some gen Carnera shine to smooth down my hair. You can use a light Chow or whatever you want um, I'm going to be doing these bunnies with goodies, pin pins, which look like this. You can find them at any drugstore um, but you don't need these. You can just use hair ties and maybe their bobby pins. I really like the goody spent pins because they are so comfortable and hold up all of my hair and I have yet to find something that works as well as these four buns. So I really like. I'M going ahead and get started and if you guys shot any of these Styles feel free to leave a picture. I mean they're tweeting at me around my Facebook, okay. So the first thing I'm going to do is just take some of that Jane Carter nourishing trying to work that through my ends and the top of my hair - and this will just smooth down any frizz and make my hair a little bit more manageable. Next, I'm going to put my hair up in a high ponytail with a hair tie. I should make sure to get all the bumps out and make sure it's good ponytail. The next thing I'm gon na do is take that big bunch of hair and twist it and then wrap it around the base of the ponytail loosely. So you get a nice big bun, I'm gon na take a bobby, pin and pin down my ends. Then I'm going to take a spin, pin and put it in the top right and you just screw it in and then I'm gon na take a spin pin and put it in at the top left and screw it in, and this will keep the bun nice And secure, then, I'm just gon na fix the front pieces and pin some of the flyaways up with some bobby pins and that's pretty much it. I decided to add this red flower clip from forever 21 and here is the finished style. This is very easy. Just a basic bun and it's super quick okay for the next style, you're gon na - want to part your hair down the middle in the back and then I'm just going to take little pieces of hair and twist them away from my face. I'M going to slowly add a few pieces of hair. Until I finish with that half of my head, then I'm just gon na take that and clip it up so that it doesn't unravel. Then I'm gon na do the exact same thing to the other side of my head: just picking up little pieces of hair twisting them and then adding more hair until the whole section is done, then you just kind of wan na make sure both sides are still Twisted before you go ahead and put it up in a ponytail, I went for our lower bun this time, just kind of fun to play play around with the placement and then you're just gon na twist the hair around the base again and go through the same Process Here I am pinning my ends and then we're gon na use the goody spin pins. I would say this style is a little bit more difficult and yeah. I'M just fixing up my flyaways here and making sure all of my hair got into that bun and I added that little flower Killip just for fun - and here is the finished - look very romantic. Okay. The last look is great for getting all those little front pieces and you're. Just gon na want to take about two inch sections from the front, but both sides of your head make sure you get all a little baby hairs and then I'm just gon na secure. All the rest of my hair up really loosely with a hair tie and then I'm going to split that section down the middle and I'm going to twist both sections away from my head, a good amount and then I'm going to take a top section and cross. It underneath the bottom section and then I'm just going to continue twisting the sections away from my head moving the top section under the bottom section, and this should create a rope braid and if you've never done a rope rated before you may have to practice. A few times, but this is really easy, because it's right in front of your face just doing the same thing on the other side, twisting away from my face both sections and then take the top one and put it underneath the bottom section. And I just pinned away the first row braid to let it wouldn't unravel and when you're done, you can take out that pin and go ahead and put your hair up in a big ponytail again, and this time I went for a pony tail kind of in The middle of the back of my head and then for an extra secure button that will stay neat or longer. What I like to do sometimes is braid my hair, so I'm just going to braid the whole length of the ponytail. You could also do a rope. Braid here, but braids, regular, three strand braids tend to stay flatter, but the rope weights are really pretty. So I just spray it all the way down to the end of my hair and then I'm just gon na wrap it around the base of the ponytail. Like I'm doing a regular bun, it looks really pretty I'm just going to pin up my ends and insert the spin pins, and this is probably my favorite style. I wear this a lot, it's great in the summer when I'm gon na get all of my hair out of my face. So there you go. This is the finished style. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I hope you try some of these Styles out. Thanks for watching bye,