Easy Wedding Updos | Wedding Hair

I'M going to teach you how to create an easy wedding, updo we're going to start with a curled set. Actually a little bit more curled is better. This is a great look to if you have naturally curly hair, and you wanted to just take your natural curl and add some curling iron curls. On top of it, I'm going to start by teasing it a bit at the crown. I want a little bit of height, but I don't want it crazy high. This is an asymmetrical look which would be beautiful with an asymmetrical gown or something that was strapless. So I just teased the hair, and what I'm going to do is I'm going to do an asymmetrical look ending in kind of a side, ponent ponytail and I'm going to do it in the same way as your fringe. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to take from where her temples are, and I'm just draping the hair, with my thumb and I'm going to mirror that on the other side and this first section you're going to do just slightly off-center and then with Each section you're going to go a little farther to the side and a little farther to the side. So once I get the hair positioned where I want it, I'm just going to take it twist. It push it up a bit. To give me a little volume, then I'm going to pin it so I'm going to take a little piece of the hair and use a bobby pin to secure it now that you're here, you can take this shape and create another one. So I'm just going to use the curl, give it one half twist and then bobby, pin it and that's the first step of our look. So then we're going to take the second section, which is right above the ear and we're going to drape it back. So I'm going to put the hair together and I'm going to twist it again, then I'm going to secure it with bobby pins and then for the last section here we're going to take this section right under the ear. So now I'm just taking another section from the other side draping it over the top we knit a twist and then after you twist, I'm actually going to take and wrap a tiny piece of hair around creating a pony you're, going to also use just a clear Elastic band here just secure it into place. Now that you have this, I would go around to the front. We'Ve left a couple pieces out in the front, so you want to find a nice place for those to go when you're working with curls it's nice to give it just a little half turn like this. It'S really easy and it just kind of accentuates that curl. So with a hairstyle like this, you should you could start from the back portion and then you can incorporate any of the sides in and the more that you drag it across the more interesting and detailed. It will look on the sides. This would be a beautiful hairstyle for an outdoor wedding or something where the wind might blow. Sometimes it's nice to have a style, that's a little less perfect for those occasions, so that, if hair blows out of place, the whole look isn't lost and a really cute thing to do to what's left out would be to take it. And I like to kind of smooth the curl out a little bit and then just put a light: little tease in it, so you're not teasing you're, just you're going against the grain of the hair, but you're almost doing it wherever you see a little turn. So wherever we see a little curve in our curl I'll just add a little tease to it. This is a great look at your hair. Has trouble holding curl it'll hold a curl better. If it's just the bottom, you actually get a really nice textured. Look throughout the updo also, the very last step would be to refine the shape so decide exactly where you want everything to be and make sure that it looks beautiful, they're, also a good time to kind of fan and expand your shapes, and that is your easy Wedding updo, you