Pretty Updo For Curly Hair

Okay, so on naturally curly hair. I went through with a 19 millimeter and 13 millimeter wand and retouched her curls. Now I section off the top from the bottom and I'm going to put the bottom into a ponytail, or this is a hair Bungie after I've gotten that secured. I want to go through and just pull and create some fullness and peace enos, and then I want to take section by section of my lower ponytail and give it a twist, maybe pull it apart here and there kind of create a figure 8 just twist it Down and pin it in so there's no real rhyme or reason to how I'm twisting it just twisting it down and making it pretty shape. So as I'm twisting, if it doesn't look good one way, maybe I'll twist, the other until it just kind of falls into place like a correct puzzle piece - and I also forgot to mention when I prepped her hair, I used a thermal spray before curling every section, Because she's curly and really blonde so now that I have everything pinned up, I'm just going to go through and make sure my shape is nice and cute and pin it down here in there to make sure it is a nice secure base, hairspray and I'm going To let down my top section and then something I love to do is to separate that section into three and pass over once and then twice as if I were going to start braiding the whole section. But then I stopped and that's where I will pin it in and that just creates a really cool movement pattern, a little bit of tug for some height, but really I'm going to focus here on these ends, and this is one of those more visual hairstyles that I kind of just manipulate the hair around until I like, where it falls or where it lays, and then I will pin that in so it's a very organic approach. So again here I like how this end look tucked in and then I'll try a little bit more for my height, not too much just a little and of course, hairspray and then I will be moving on into the sides. So I will twist the side here. I'M just twisting it right over itself, just a little twist back, pull it apart. Some and pin it in and again I'm gon na take the tail put the pin on twist it around and pin that in, and that is a nice quick way to get rid of an end. And here this is just sticking out or just a little too bulky, so I'm just going to take a pin and tighten that down some. So I'm going to move on to my right-hand side. I split it into two. I'M twisting back my first section and I'm going to pin that in and then once I move on to my next section, I want to make sure that I have strategically taken out all of the cute face framing pieces and this one I'm going to twist in The opposite direction, then I did my section before it so the one before it I twisted away and this one I twisted under cuz. I just thought that looked super cute and I really ruched that up and then now I'm going to pin it in the back. This little piece was cute, but it's gon na have to get pinned in because it's all by itself and it would make it look kind of undone. If I just left it so see. I look and I liked it when it looked tucked in so that's what it's gon na get once I've gotten everything pinned up, then I can kind of go through and pinch and pull make it look a little bigger and maybe work on my shape. Tighten an area down with another pin and really do some detailing here, I'm using a 13 millimeter wand around the face to just do a little bit more detailing to these curls and I'm just going to spend some time really strategically, placing them exactly where. I think that they look the prettiest I like to use a flatiron on the ends of several of these pieces around the face, and that is going to really help. Add a nice current vibe to the hairstyle by just straightening out a few of these curls around the hairline in the face, so just grab the end and drag down here. I am going back over an area that I Flatiron, because it wasn't quite happy with how it turned out so, like I said just take your time and detailing these things to perfection, we have to take a lot of time to make this look effortless. So I will spray up underneath the bang section and on top of it as well and now I'm going to very very very carefully add a little headband and I'm going to have my model hold her finger there. While I tie it into a bow, I prefer to see the tails of the bow hanging down. So if you want to trim it or hide it, that's up to you and your client. I love seeing the detail of the bow in the back. So now I'll. Just go through with my fingertips and some hairspray to lay down any little flyaways that may be hanging out, and now what I'm going to do is just really reassess the way that this bang portion is falling around her face. And here on the side where I can see it so again, placing it places with my fingers until I like, where it falls and I will pin it in - and here I just love how this fell. So I just added a pin and it completely changed how it looked in the front. This little piece driving me crazy, gets to go behind the ear, and now I love it voila here you have the finished. Look. 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