Todays hair tutorial is similar to the Side Bun I posted the other day, but with a few “twists” get the pun, ok I am a dork I know. Some of the steps will be the same but what’s fun is getting a whole new look out of it. A lot of my hair-dos I do on myself start with the same steps so you will start to see some patterns here. And here it is…
Messy Twist
Steps:
1. Sprinkle the dust it lightly at your roots for added texture and lift. With a flat iron or large curling iron add a few messy curls, no need to do the whole head (I used my chi flat iron). Tease the hair after done putting the curl in.
2. Lightly twist the hair back loosely to one side and insert the bobby pin vertically into the twist in the back. I like to let my bang area hang loosely in the twist for a more romantic look.
3. This time in the back I decided to do two twists below the top twist. So, I separated the hair in half that was left and did the middle twist then the bottom twist. Again securing the hair with one bobby pin for each twist. You will notice these are not tight twists and not the french twists either. It’s basically to keep the hair pinned to the side in a cute way.
4. Pin back the other side and secure with a bobby pin. I wasn’t real picky about how I pinned it knowing I wanted a messy look. At the end if you need to you can pull some of the hair down around your face and curl it again.
5. The fun part. Tease the hair left down and then grab it by the ends basically I just shimmy it around until I have the shape I want. Then just start pinning the messy bun with a few bobby pins. Do not over pin, the point is to be messy and not have every hair perfectly pinned down.
6. Hairspray and you are done! That little piece hanging down got recurled in the end and I curled it away from my face not towards. I like the maximum hold by Brocato for a strong finish.
Finished Look
Thanks for reading, now go and try it out I would love to see pictures.