Foundations Of Updo And Bridal Hair Styling | Tips & Techniques

I'M a stylist here at bumble and i'm here to talk about bridal, styling and updos and take some of the stress and the uncertainty that can go into it away: um, really focusing on foundations and prepping the hair, getting the texture where you want it to be. So that putting it up is the easy part, so i'm starting with lauren, she has really beautiful soft thick hair, so i'm just adding a ton of thickening spray just to get some grip and hold into it and blow dry. That in i feel like so many times, this part is skipped and the blow dry skipped the product application is skipped, and then we just rely on lots of hairspray and pins to hold hair up and it never really works. So getting the hair to the point. Where you can really work with, it makes everything easier in the end, fantastic and if you're just joining. This is uh joey at the house of bumble in new york, city and joey's. Gon na show some bumble and bumble foundational styling techniques be sure to drop in the chat, any questions that you have and um we will be sure to answer them. Um again, my name is christiane and i'm fielding uh the questions and comments that are coming through to help joey out, but also go ahead and put in the chat. Where are you joining us from we'd love to hear where you are and yeah just say, hey? Okay, so i'm really loading her up with product, especially at the root. The look i'm gon na do is a sort of soft textured twist, but she doesn't have color at the root. So i really want to get enough movement and volume in there just through product, so redirecting all of her roots, to give some lift just using my hands. Her hair is already straight, so i'm not looking to pull out more elasticity. We got. We got nikki from maui, we've got marlene from upstate new york. We'Ve got stephanie from the appalachian mountains of arkansas amazing. We'Ve got edmonton, alberta, canada, han again again from boston. It says they miss you joey. Thank you guys and dory from albany hey there. What products is being used? Well, we started out with prep as the primer. I will show you the products as joey's blow drying. We started with prep to prime the hair. Joey then put surf foam spray blow dry at the root and from roots to ends. She added thickening spray she's, now hand drying everything in and, as you can see, she's really being mindful about using her hands to provide tension and help redirect the the root with the heat from the nozzle see just what that does it's getting all the roots going In the right direction, it's giving me enough volume, i'm feeling for the product in there to make sure there's enough, because this would be a good time if it's still too soft, add more wow. That is creating a lot of volume already and for those of you that are joining us uh, you know, joey is going to be focusing on the foundations of updo, styling and bridal hair, and one of the foundations is taking that time to really give yourself a Good base with product and getting the roots redirected in the direction that you want them to travel so that getting the style into place is more effortless and sorry. You were going to say something: joey um, i'm soft, sorry, maybe you're, starting with lots of volume and texture, and you want to put a little more tension and start smoothing it out, whereas mine's just a really light tension just to give the hair some whip without Cleaning it to shrimp, i'm already liking, just the soft movement, it's getting, so i'm just going to do a little more in the back and the crown this area still feels silky and this this is where my pins are going to sit for the twist. So i really want to make sure there's enough in there for the pins to grip to, and i mean we live on thickening spray, but it's something that's so great because you can just put it right on dry hair and you can layer it there. Hi azra. This is christian and joey and we are at the house of bumble in new york city. Where are you yeah, i'm loving how this volume is coming in, but it doesn't look, it doesn't look like there's even any product in her hair. It looks very soft and now that the roots are completely done with my hands, her hair is really dry. I can feel a little bit of product still in the mid to ends, so i'm just going to take some really big sections with a round brush. Just to sort of smooth through the ends a little bit, but i'm not going to spend too much time in the blow dry. My main focus is getting your product in um and just starting to set up the volume that i want to decide so big sessions. Keeping that elevation and volume in there hi azra sending he's sending love from pakistan we're sending love back. We'Ve got elaine from south africa, hello, elaine, sending you love from new york city. We'Ve got katarina from poland. I love this international audience that we've got today and if you're just now joining us, this is joey and she is doing hair on lauren and we are at the house of bumble at bumble and bumble. University in new york, city and joey is demonstrating the foundations of updo, styling and joey started with applying product to the hair to add hold so and then she has been blow drying it in just to give it a soft effortless volume, tara from new jersey. What'S up also notice the easily how easily she's able to keep the hair sectioned without using clips? And a lot of that is because a lot of that is because of the product that she's, using and also joey is working in really clean, organized sections and hester. Actually, the chair is as low as it can go that just happens to be joey's height, but we appreciate your being concerned for her, i'm wearing heels too. So already. You know like looking to see that the hair has the soft movement that i want. I'M not over working it. I am still going to get in with the curling iron just to add even more texture, but this is the setup like getting the product right. You get the volume through the blow dryer, so you can't get that airy volume with the curling iron, so you really want to make sure you're liking how it's, starting before you get too far into already you're. Getting lots of love for this blowout. Oh yeah yeah and it's amazing because this is just getting us set up for the the updo um cherien says hello from trinidad, and this is lovely and um. Oh, there was somebody else that i saw. Oh, we've got sonia from espana hello sonia, and i left these top crown sections forward to cool that keeps the hair out of my way and that's going to help it set with a little bit of extra volume. So, just being mindful and like thinking about all those little details along the way, it kind of gets you to that result. We'Ve got hester from ireland and ava from czech republic tammy from leopold missouri. I love seeing all of these locations keep them coming. We love knowing where you're joining from and if you are just now happening to join. I am my name is christian and i am one of the global educators for bumble and bumble, and i am with um joey, who is also an educator from bumble and bumble and we are at bumble and bumble. University in new york, city and joey is demonstrating. The foundations of updo styling i'll leave, we have ale from argentina, hola also notice the elevation that joey is using. While she is doing this blow-dry. The elevation is helping helping to lift the root and then, when she lets go of the section she lets the root. Just stay lifted and as the hair cools with that lift that volume stays in place, so this is lauren set up and getting ready for that updo and you can see even i always check myself. I just kind of like run my hands through the root to give it that sort of like really sexy like lived in, but not back home, necessarily and the only way you can get. That is, if there's the right product, if the hair is silky and soft you're never going to be able to kind of mold it and form it with those kind of soft bits to pop out. So i'm really happy with the product. That'S in there and now i'm i'm doing french twists. I feel like the thing with brian's styling is it can be anything um? So you know you take the bits and pieces from this and then tailor it to whatever the style is that you're doing um? I i'm gon na leave some nice like soft bits out around her face. I'M gon na do center. She said she wears her part on the side, so just cleaning it up a little bit in the part i feel like it's, so i mean the thing with doing: bridal hair. It'S like such a personal thing. It'S stressful! You know you want to make sure the bride feels really beautiful um and that it photographs well, of course, so, along the way, especially in the trials like playing with the parting playing with the placement, the books that are high or less better low and taking lots Of pictures of it in the trial so that you can sort of figure out those little details like that looks good to me. I'M going to go in with a little bit of dry sponge because i love dry sponge, the texture spray. I use it in place of hairspray, i always say i can do anything with thickening spray and dry dory was wondering what brush and blow dryer were being used. So the brush is i'll, show you this is the brush and the blow dryer is called a twin turbo. I'Ll show you the the blow dryer. This is called a twin turbo. That'S what we use here at bumble, they're, really, wonderful, really high powered total workhorses. They last they get the job done. They can take a beating, i'm gon na use a one working with you could inch one and a quarter. I always know that if there's a little extra in there, i can work it out. So a one inch and i'll just really stretch through this curl again, this isn't supposed to be a perfect, pretty pearl. This curl is just for texture and style, so just kind of twisting it off the iron clamping down. So there's some inconsistency in there. It'S not perfect and ringlety and again i'm not using any hairspray the products already in there from the blow dry. So i can see that steaming off. I can see the curls taking shape because the product is worked into the hair and for me, hairspray is really just a finishing tool. I i have to have structure in the hair before putting it up and whenever i try to skip that step, i always find myself in trouble at the end and then you're doing you know the old pin and pray like. Oh please let this stay up um. So i kind of know that if i get the hair, the texture and the product is right, i can throw it up in five minutes, so changing the direction on some of these. They don't get too perfect. Hi dory, i don't know the brand of the brush. Um, do you know ceramic plus, ions, ceramic plus ion, and then the blow dryers brand is called twin turbo, so these pieces are going to kind of stay out, so i want to make sure these are done right, which can also be kind of challenging. I like to over direct the hair forward. I want it to sit more on her forehead and on her face. So if i curl it over here, that's where it's gon na sit so by over directing it forward, i'm gon na bring that sort of emphasis down and back so same with this one, i'm directing it forward making sure the ends are done, but not too curled And then i'm not going to mess with it too much. I want to let that cool i'll do the whole head and then i'll come back and shake that out, but i want to let the pearl set and we've got so many new people joining us. So if you are just now joining, we are at the house of bumble in new york city at bumble and bumble university, and i am with joey, who is our lead educator at bumble and bumble and also a stylist in our flagship salon here in new york City and she is showing the foundational techniques of how to have a beautiful effortless, looking updo and understanding those foundations and what it takes to get your style started up at the beginning is going to provide you with more guaranteed success at the end, and so joey Has been demonstrating product usage as well as blow drying techniques, and now she is working with the iron. The look that she's going for is gon na, be a very soft effortless updo of a french twist mine too. Oh, it's this timeless classic style that then you can put a modern spin on it with texture and products and placement um, but just those styles that stand the test of time. You know she'll, look back at these photos in 20 years and still like the way. Her hair looked hey diamanto from montreal, what's going on so something to think about when using iron. The way that joey is is this is more about just creating texture in the hair, as opposed to trying to create ringlets. This is going to help make her hair, which is naturally quite soft and smooth. This is just going to give a little bit more of that undone texture. That'S going to look really beautiful and have lots of dimension. The technique that joey is using is keeping the hair flat like a ribbon and then just letting it cool sitting sitting where it wants to live and keeping it really really vertical. Oh, yes, keeping it really vertical yeah to give me um little bit more softness and texture to work with when i put it up - and you know if you're doing this, and you have someone with just a ton of hair um and you don't necessarily have the Time to curl the whole head, there are definitely ways you can take shortcuts and just you know, smoothing out sort of the inside getting the product in there and then maybe just curling the surface. If that's all that's going to be exposed with long hair, it's like pretty manageable. So i'll just do the whole thing, but there are always those instances, especially when you have maybe like a bridesmaid or somebody that you can't dedicate. You know two hours to spending on their style. Shortcuts are always a great way to go: hey samantha in south africa, thanks for joining and as i'm grilling this i can feel the product on your hair, like i can feel the iron kind of catching it. So it's good, but always along the way. If it's feeling like it's too slippery, it's too soft just keep adding as you go. I love that you've been doing this diamanto. Hopefully this is going to give you some fun new tricks that you can try next time. You do it and while joey is doing this, i just want to reiterate the products that we have been using so well. We as in i i haven't been using them, but uh joey's been using them um. She started out with prep primer, and this is helping to prime the hair soften. It condition it and get it set up for the other products that are going to be added to the hair at the root. Joey applied, surf foam spray blow dry. To give it more lift and grip, and then thickening spray was applied all over to give additional hold and enable her to work more effortlessly with all of these different techniques that she's using okay. So that's the whole front is finished, so i'm just going to jump into the back and you know kind of power through the back. Knowing this really just the surface is going to be exposed, so you know i can work a little bit faster back here. Maybe just split that into yeah this her hair is our canvas. We want to start with a really beautiful canvas before we just try to cheat the whole surface and make it look nice getting it all smooth getting all of the texture right again, alternating directions. Just to keep it really inconsistent and natural yeah, keeping it nice and flat and making your section that making sure the iron is kept vertical. Hi melanie from sri lanka, thanks for joining us today, oh yeah diamanto you're, going to love using these products for your bridal hair yeah and the thickening spray, especially because you can just put it straight on to dry, hair and save so much time. If you just tell your bridal party, remember getting ready for an event just to come with clean, dry hair, and then you can go right in with the thickening spray right in with the blow dry. It'S going to save you lots of time, not starting from wet hair and knowing that again, like the thickening spray. One layer might be enough, but then you can always add that second layer, if you need more grit, i'm so glad you're enjoying mel enjoying melanie thanks for joining us. She says thanks for showing this. This is useful for you guys. I know wedding hair can be so stressful. We all love doing it. We love making people feel beautiful, but there's always a lot happening on that day. Everyone'S a little stressed out so having these little tips and tricks to just you know, stay calm, know that if you start with the good foundation, you'll be able to get look, you won't have to fight it. In the end, it's very um relaxing to watch repetitive things meditating and even for her. You know, starting with something like this, if she wanted to take her hair down after the ceremony, like you know that the the style is in there and it's gon na look really good and i don't plan on using too many pins. I mean five tops wow. That'S exciting: i can't wait to see that all right, so the whole head is done. This had the longest time to cool so we'll just kind of start shaking that out and once the hair is set, the more you play with it, the better it's going to get well, that's beautiful, and for those of you watching. This is also a fun trick for uh. You know this is this is a look in itself, so this is one look that joey has just taught you how to do, which is um an iron technique, and so now that she's done this style, she'll take it to the next level, so you're getting a Two for one in this class um, so i love love this very like every day, very natural. I do want to amp it up a little bit in the crown um. I just want to give her want to keep it nice and sleek around her face, but i do want to give her a little bit more volume through there. So i'm going to do some backcombing and lacing just to break it all up and keep it really hairy and then from there you know we'll just figure out. What'S going to come back, what's going to sit forward beautiful, but at this point i feel like, if they're looking at themselves in the mirror, like they're feeling pretty good right, yeah, i'm just gon na come in nice and close for a little final look before it Moves into the next look and i'm really just going to find sort of the hair. That'S sitting in her crown. You know like right where the head starts to turn back like that area. Um, maybe like three sections dory, wants to know how much time you usually book for this kind of style and a half, i can do it in an hour, i'm gon na do it in an hour three months um, but an hour and a half. I feel like just gives a little bit more wiggle room and if something doesn't go as planned, if you have some more time, you're not stressed, and i would have done a travel so that kind of helps me know that on the day it won't be as Stressful, so just really kind of getting that hair packed down at the base, so it's already starting to stand up on its own and it's nice and even the whole way across really clean, methodical backcombing. So those are the ways it just saves. You time all right. There we go one more section here just to support that hair. Okay, so you can see everything's, nice and lifted, and you know if you're going for like a real like 60s vibe and like look, you leave that coming in there it's beautiful um. For me, i do want to bring it down a little bit and i might even looking at it if there's too much of a separation from what's happening in the front or what's happening in the back, just kind of grab a little connector piece and just do Kind of a lighter version of what i just did and i feel like that, just bridges the space between what is it back home and what is the difference? Yeah there mostly blends it for you and i'm just elevating straight off of her head. So i'm able to get right at the root if you're over directing you'll kind of get some weird spots. So just straight up: okay, now i'm going to do this technique, that's called lacing, and what lacing is it's just using my mixed bristle brush mason pearson's great? This is bumble's mixed first crystal brush, i'm going to grab all those sections together and just separate them and open it up. I'M not brushing out the backcombing, that's kind of what it looks like. I don't break it down for you, so i'm going to grab all that hair. Maybe come on this side yeah! So i'm going to take the brush and i'm just going to take it right to the top of that backcombing. I kind of hook it on there and then peel it open. So it's not brushing out the backcombing, it's just airing it out and i'm moving it in the direction. I want it to sit. So if you need to sort of redistribute that hair in your hands, get it back up and elevated and then lace, it open, and it's always good with this sort of thing to maybe start with a little more than you need. You can bring it down really easily moving it all and then i'll even grab some of the hair that i didn't backcomb in front and just lace that in too again just blending sort of where it isn't back home to where it is that's so beautiful. Oh my gosh and very satisfying to watch. Oh yeah yeah, see it just sort of like fills it and gives it like a little bit of air and then just lightly on the surface cleaning that up. What do you guys think all right yeah drop some hearts in these comments, if you're into it, i'm really i'm getting i'm going to make everything look perfect and pretty. I want to make sure i like the way this is curled. I'M happy with that um. I want to smooth this out a little bit. It'S still a tiny bit messy, so i'm just going to use a styling brush and just very, very gently not going into the hair. Just taking you know, cleaning that part back up taking what's on the surface, making it a little smoother. This is a good time to if you want to put a little hairspray on your brush. If you have flyaways, you need a little more control. Samantha wants to know what the reason for lacing is lacing just breaks up when you back home, you have all these little sort of packets of hair, so the lacing combines everything so that you're you're looking more in an overall shape instead of those individual sections. Does that answer yeah? That'S a great yeah! Oh yeah, we got some, we got some hearts, we got lots of hearts coming up and then you can see like now is where i want it to look a little more pc. This is where i can just get my hands in there and i can make that look as you know, sort of deconstructed or as smooth as i want, but it has that nice webbing inside it's just like cotton candy. You can just sort of mold it and manipulate it. However, you want kayla, says she's never heard about lacing, so this is a great tip yeah. It'S really really good for people who don't want back homemade, but they need something. So you can even skip the backcombing part and just pick up the hair and sort of do like a back brush and lace. If you want it to look even more natural for brides, you know i need this. If she were getting married today, you need it to last for a while, so having that strong foundation with the back coming in is nice, but then the lacing just breaks it up. So i'm going to use a little more dry. Sponge get this surface exactly how i want it and the dry sponge is, you know you can use it in place of a hair spray, but it's really just a texture spray, so it has a light bulb to it, but it's still adding more grip and texture And something else that i want to call out is the amount of time that joey takes to work with the hair with her hands and then taking the time to really look at the hair and look at how it's living on the client really helps to make Sure that her work is working for the individual, that she's doing the hair for - and you know, is a good i'm taking a look at the profile. You want to think about how it's going to look from every angle. So obviously, i'm using my mirror to see how it's going in front, but then making sure once i put it out, i'm really happy with that shape from profile as well all right. So now i'm just going to use two duckbill clips. You know just with my hands and start to pull this hair back figuring out how much we want to leave out for softness where that hair should be coming from rule of thumb. For me is always you know it's coming from the bay section and then it's coming from below recession once you start leaving that recession here out is where it looks heavy on the face. So if you just take the bang, you take a little bit around the ear for softness. It'S a nice clean, softer version that your eye won't just go to like. Oh there's, this whole section of hair sitting on her face. It'S really just not taking away from the style, it's just adding that soft sort of thigh, so i'm just gon na feed this back. This is a little her ears, a little too exposed. So you know pull some hair over just to soften that and then i'm just going to use a dumbbell clip to hold this in place. So i can do the other side. Kelly says our model is gorgeous. She is it's the same thing on the other side, and this is really you know her front. Legs are kind of perfect for this, so this could be something in the trial if your client doesn't have those pieces, but they bring you a reference image, and you know that's the whole thing maybe talking to them about cutting something so that, on the day of You'Re also trying to talk them into a haircut. You know, because it's so funny with all the the references that people bring in and i was guilty of it. On my wedding day, all my reference images were like blondes with fine hair, and i knew that that wasn't my hair, but it was just the feeling that i liked about it. So you know having that conversation with your client about what's realistic and what you know. What they like about that picture, what they don't like about the picture and then just tailoring it to them and if you're just now joining us, i am with joey at the house of bumble in new york, city and joey is one of our lead, educators and Hair stylist at our flagship salon and she is doing a an updo on lauren, that is to help show some of the foundational techniques that can help ensure you have success with styling. Any kind of updo joey's gon na do a very undone looking french twist and she's already blow-dried product in set it with an iron and now she's, sculpting it and creating shape using her hands and a brush and doing techniques like back combing and lacing. And i am now in the crown here, i've sort of pinched the roots and lifted them, so i am going to give it a little spray see how that just kind of stays right where i want it. Nice profile, oh great, and i, like you know it all - depends on what you're going for i kind of like that. Pc pulled out texture, but you could definitely do the same version of this with it being very clean and smooth okay. So i'm just gon na give the front a little light, light lightness, okay and from here, let's just throw it up in a twist like i've already got, i've got everything where i want it to be everything's kind of managed. Those clips are helping me just to hold the hair back so that i can sort of gather this ponytail in the back and just crop up. Would you mind turning around it's like the door of a haunted house and i'm going to use some large hairpins again. This is this works for her hair. There'S a million different ways to do a french twist um you can. You can move one side, you can put some bobby pins, you can twist over it. I can definitely manage the amount of hair she has just using these large pins and then i'll maybe do some detailing afterwards with smaller hairpins, but i'm not using any bobby pins at all. It'S only going to be my fins, which was also another sort of mind-blowing thing. When i trained here at bumble. What i learned like how much you could do with a hairpin, because you really control the tension that you're using in the placement and if you get a pin in that you don't want you're much easier to take out okay. So i'm going to get that sort of almost like i'm doing a ponytail, get some lift into it and let's just slip this out, get that moving back same thing on the other side, just being really really delicate. Knowing that i have everything in place, i don't want to mess up all that work. I just did getting that lift. I want here again, and this would even look really beautiful in a ponytail all right. So now i'm just going to take the hair around my thumb, i'm almost pinching it between my thumb and my pointer finger and then i'm just going to fold it over making sure i didn't lose that good stuff there and i you know i like that. It'S not perfect and it's a little messy. I am going to clean that up one more time, just really really gently on the surface. People are loving this, and hopefully i mean what i've been finding that i'm starting to really put hair up again like there was definitely a huge generation of you know: beach waves, pretty hair, which is great, but it's fun to do some looks there. We go. Okay, all right, so i'm just holding it in place with my hand and then using those large hairpins. I'M gon na go away. I'M gon na go with the grain of the hair kind of get the feet popping out the other side, and then you grab the underneath flip it and push it in. So, even just with one pin that's going to hold it up: wow, okay and then you know you detail it. If you want to leave some of the ends out, you can do that. If you want to hide them, you just tuck those away and then the same thing in and i'll do one more, but this already feels pretty secure. This is starting to droop a little bit too much, so i just want to lift that brain up so grab those ends in so now i'm going to leave it at that. For now i'm going to just go through and make sure you know. Maybe this means a little something there see as soon as i take that volume away. It changes the shape. So now it's just the detailing, but really i mean the hard part is done. The hair's up the placement is right where i wanted it make sure this. You can kind of mess those up a little bit with our hands if we need to go through and pull some apart. If you want a little more softness there, it's all very easy to work with at this point. So now i'm going to switch to small characters and i can almost use the the pin to you know mold the hair, where i want it to sit. So i am going to sneak one little pin in there and i can feel the back combing inside. So that's really going to stick and that's another thing: if you have a bride or you're putting accessories or clipping things in you can sneak back combing say i was putting a clip in here. I would maybe before i twisted it, put some back combing right in that spot, and then you know that comb has something to stay to a lot of times with veils. That'S really helpful! Oh back combing in the areas where the veil is going to go. Oh yeah, so it's hidden in there and you don't see it, but you know that whatever sometimes the accessories can be so heavy so having some back combing to hold them is good yeah i mean her. Hair is like so moldable any little pieces that i want. More attention, i'm just sneaking a little pin. These are just ends, so i'm going to use a little product to switch to dry slime, it's beautiful so just grabbing some of those ends and getting them in and i'm not putting much tension on these more so just pinning it to keep it in place. So she's dancing and not worried about anything falling out just grabbing those ends, feeling that back combing and pushing them in, and then i always just like to use my mirror. You have one and just check it from all angles. Make sure you're happy with that that it's getting that nice head shape, the grain looks nice. If this was dropping, i would probably go through and lift it. I just feel like having the grain lifted. Just. Does it lifts your face right then this side, you get more of the detail of the twist you're checking the softness. I'M at this point totally take her cape off, so i can see her so over here. I'M seeing a little bit of a gap in that piece in that piece. So, just what's gently, oh that yeah that changed everything yeah right, so it just it didn't add a ton of hair, but it just diffuses any sort of like you'll see their skin, especially if you have someone with dark hair, you'll really notice those sorts of things. It'S the same thing for me around the ear like i always prefer to kind of soften it over the ear. She actually has very healthy hair, so her pieces of hair over her ear very long, so it doesn't work for me. Sometimes you can even just kind of pull that stuff out and you'll find some breakage or shorter hairs, but for her i'm just pulling it over and making it softer. Because if i pull that piece of hair out it's going to sit down here so pretty so pretty and this side i'm happy with that. But again her ear is a little too prominent. So just softening that and getting the the structure in there at the beginning. With the products really enables you to play with moving the hair around where you want to see it, go without worrying about it falling out, for you know, style falling apart, yeah and then just finishing off with some. This is a really light hold hairspray just so that it survives. You know wind and dancing all that stuff, but i really do know that the structure product is in there and it's not gon na fall right, and this again is just one one version of a style but taking away the foundation with the blow dry, the product Um, the back combing and lacing. You can integrate those into any style that you do even if it's something that's down and you're, maybe just putting it half back using those little tips will just get you that end result so much faster. How do i feel amazed? Blown away beautiful work, thank you so much joey, any final thoughts. Yeah i mean this is really it's wedding season is upon us um. Even here in new york, we've had lots of the met gala, which is happening. It'S really exciting that i feel like people are excited to go out again and people are excited to have their hair done. So i'm really excited for the wedding season and i hope these little things help you guys. Thank you so much and thank you to everyone for