Sunday, November 26, 2017

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hi I'm Christina from HairRomance.com! Today's tutorial is all about how to get

great hair fast and I'll show you how to do this braids as well. You might know

this about me already if you've been watching for a while but I love a hair

hack and any kind of beauty short cut. That's why I've teamed up with

Schwarzkopf to share some of my favourite products and how I use them to control

my messy hair. You know when you see those tutorials on Pinterest of perfect

braids, and a lot of YouTube tutorials as well, most of the time they're starting

out with perfect hair to begin with instead I wake up with hair that's a bit

more like this...

So keep watching if you want to learn my favourite product hacks and how to do

this braid. Let's get started

I'm pretty much obsessed with this spray. The Schwarzkopf Fibre Therapy Leave-in

is more than a conditioner and really strengthens and softens my hair. I spray

it all over and it's not too heavy or greasy and so it's great in fine hair too.

It absorbs quickly and if your hair isn't too bad to begin with it might be

all that you need. Next up, to help with my kind of frizz is the Schwarzkopf BB cream.

Some serums can help tame frizz but my hair is dry and this BB cream is

water-based so it hydrates my hair as well as minimising frizz. I rake this

cream through my hair, always moving from root to tip to smooth down the hair.

Now an alternative if you've got clean hair that's too soft to style is the Body and

Texture Styling Primer. If your hair always falls out, this is for you. Now my

hair is easier to work with we can start the braid. Create a deep side part, just

long enough for your braid. Pick up a section of hair at your part and split

it into three. We're creating a Dutch braid, which is kind of the opposite of a

French braid, so you cross the left under the middle and the right under the left.

and on the next cross pick up some hair from your hairline

to add into the braid. Repeat this, adding in hair from the back to add into the

braid. Then just continue these same steps all the way down and try and angle

the braid along your hairline. When braiding curly or wavy hair I like to

add in larger sections and don't even try to keep them neat. I pick up whole

curls and let my hair decide where the sections will be. As your braid reaches

the top of your ear, stop adding in hair and continue in a regular braid or plait.

To hold the braid while I'm styling the bun I'm just using a bobby pin or you

can use a hair elastic. Now it's on to the bun and this is where you can

customise it to suit your hair. I'm gathering all of my hair into a low side

ponytail and loosening the hair above my elastic to create some volume. For this

bun, I split my ponytail into three sections and loop each one around two

fingers, tucking the ends in and slide a bobby pin through the back of the loop

to hold it in place. I just repeat these loops around the bun

to create three equal sections and once it's all pinned in place, I stretch it

out to create a more even, rounded shape. If you have long hair you can do a

normal twisted bun or any kind of bun you like.

Now it's on to my favourite part - the Schwarzkopf Volume Powder! This is truly

a magic potion and my secret tip Pinterest-worthy braids. Sprinkle it down

your braid and pat it in. Use it like salt, add a little first and if you need

more you can add it later. It changes from a white powder to an

invisible liquid that dries matte in seconds. It allows me to stretch out

braids for mega volume. It also holds in loose layers that want to keep falling

out of braids too. I work up and down the braid to stretch it out, holding the end

with one hand and stretching with the other, allows you to make it a lot wider.

Keep working your braid until you're happy with the size of it and then wrap

the end of it over and around your bun. Tuck the ends of your braid underneath

and secure them with a bobby pin

Finally if you want your style to stay all day, a mist of hairspray will hold it

in place. Two quick hairspray hacks: Either spray the product onto your hand to

smooth down any flyaways on top and for those tiny baby hairs, spray a clean

brush with hairspray and use it to brush up your hairline and tidy your braid.

I hope you like this hairstyle and that you give it a try in your hair. I'd love

to see it tag me #HairRomance on Instagram and you can follow me @hairromance

and @Schwarzkopfau for more hair inspiration. Don't forget to hit

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for all of my styles there. I'll see you next time, bye!

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