Name: 髪型 (how i do my hair)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:00:27.000Z
Duration: 8 min 43 s
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様態の副詞

Ever since I was literally such an awkward being in high school today.

I'm really excited to partner with data to show you guys a couple of the hairstyles.

But I wear when I don't just give up and throw my hair into a top knot like I do every day when I'm not filming a video first hairstyle I'm gonna show you.

So here is where we're starting as a base for all of these.

Oviedo's damage remedy to freshly washed hair.

This is a nice little even treatment that's gonna help tame down any phrase and split ends that I have from my hair being lightly fried by dying it about six different times.

So to get started on these waves, basically, I'm gonna be creating two Dutch braids going down either side of my head.

Now, it's really important you do not want to do this on wet hair.

Trust me, high school me has tried this hairstyle many a time with completely soaked hair.

But once you put super wet hair in braids, it's just never, ever gonna dry.

Like if you left those braids in forever, you could be on your deathbed and those braids would still be wet.

So make sure you're starting with hair that is the slightest slightest bit damp.

I think you guys might know how to do a Dutch braid, but we're gonna start with a little section in the front.

If you start with a really big chunk when you take the braids out, your face framing curl won't be as nice and tight.

So we really want to start with small sections here.

I don't know if you guys can see what's going on here, but I'm crossing each outside piece underneath the inside piece instead of over it like you would in a normal braid or a French braid.

I'm reading this front section like two or three times before I start adding in little pieces of hair from the side.

I'm also trying, as I do this, to keep the Dutch braid as close to my hairline as possible because that will help the curl pattern look nice and defined right by your hairline instead of having this awkward straight bit and then starting to get curly, if you know what I'm saying.

I'm also doing this break relatively tightly because I want that really curly defined pattern.

If you want more of a relaxed way, you could also tosel your brains a little bit so that you end up with a looser curl in the end.

And I am going right down to the bottom, cause if possible, I want to avoid and he awkward straight bits at the end.

I'm using these small ones instead of a traditional big elastic like this because these can kind of leave a big straight section at the end of your hair because they take up so much space.

But these tiny ones don't take up much hair real estate at all, so they're not gonna leave your hair as a dented.

So here is the complete abrade on one side is gonna repeat that on the other side as one does, all right, and our two box of raids are complete.

Honestly, I really like this hairstyle just for the daytime when I'm not even trying to do curls.

So I'll probably where this all day go to sleep.

And then the next day, when my hair is completely dry and this is super set, we're gonna take it out.

Heedless waves are like a box of chocolates.

You never know quite what you're gonna get.

So it's always exciting tomorrow to see whether this actually turned out well, fingers crossed.

Don't you love it when you rolls fresh and ready out of bed with a full face of makeup and in your outfit for the day?

I assume you guys know how to take out a braid, but, you know, you just take out that elastic as I go.

I'm just gently separating D strands are not like ripping them out so that I don't destroy that crawl structures that we worked so hard on.

And since the asymmetrical look is really in for fall winter 2018 we're just gonna leave this as is Anna.

No, I'm just getting We're gonna take out the other side now, all right?

We already have so much texture going on.

I'm gonna take a little bit more of the damage remedy and kind.

I just rub a little bit on my hands and I'm gonna gently curl the bottoms of my hair and moved it around a little bit.

And you could totally stop here if you wanted to go for a more voluminous look.

But I honestly have too much hair for my own good.

So to tame down this volume a little bit, I'm gonna take two little sections there right behind my face framing sections, cause I'm gonna leave those out, twist him back and secure them with two bobby pins in a simple little cross.

Here is the final looked ready to be shown off with some obnoxiously self indulgent beauty guru style posing next up, we're gonna be breaking out the curling iron for my go to loose waves.

Same way as before, freshly washed hair with a little bit of a ve does damage remedy run through the ends that also has the building he's protected.

So we're all good to go on the hair defense front.

I know I've seen tutorials with, like, 50 different sections, and that's just too much for me.

The top half of my hair get a little bit of man bun action to keep it all out of the way.

I'm taking my one inch curling iron, just taking random sections of hair.

There's really not too much of a rhyme or reason to this whole method.

I'm taking pieces of hair that air about yea, big.

I would say That's about an inch an inch and 1/2 and wrapping it around the currently iron.

I always like to give it a nice little cuddle because you know you girls need a little bit of love to, but also for the practical reason that your hair forms its structure while it's cooling down and not while it's heating up.

So holding it while it's cooling down definitely helps your curls staying longer to explain my super advanced method a little bit more.

I'm curling away from my face and as I go around, I'm not laying my hair super ribbon flat.

I'm keeping my grip at the end, so it kind of twists around the barrel a little bit, and that will help you get a much more natural, beachy looking girls rather than those tight ribbon curls that look a little bit faker.

Once I get to the top sections, the first parts that I always curl are these little face framing bits.

Honestly, the rest of your hair can look pre jink, but as long as your face framing bits look a good, you're good to go.

I don't hold these front sections in the curling iron too long because I don't want them to be super duper tight curls.

I kind of want them more relaxed on the rest of my hair, and we're just gonna finish up taking random sections around the top of my head, waiting for my hair curl.

Yeah, and you know, if you mess up a curl like this one turned out a little bit strange.

We could just go back with the curling iron and kind of fix it up at the bottom.

All right, We are all done curling and magically.

All of my limbs have emerged from this experience without any curling iron burns.

Which, trust me, doesn't happen all the time.

You could totally stop here if you wanted more of a smooth salon looking curl.

But today I wanted to rough him up a little bit, make him look more worn in and casual and like I didn't just spend the past half an hour of my life curling my hair.

The real question is, why do we have to spend so much effort making our hair look effortless?

Next up, I'm gonna spread in some of the vagos texture tonic which will help me get a little bit more of that beachy texture.

And now I'm just gonna finger comb through my hair to try to get those Carl's a little bit more loose and be cheese.

This is pretty much what I wear whenever I'm filming videos taking instagram posts, generally trying to not look like a potato before I go.

I wanted to show you guys a couple different ways that I style these curls into something a little bit less basic.