My daily hair Tutorial (Korean hairstyle)

The video I've prepared for you today. is a video of my daily hair style tutorial, like this! Because it's only made with hands and a dryer. Men who don't have brushes and moles in their homes or men whose not use to these tools It's enough for men who aren't familiar with it yet. I think it'd be nice if you could watch the video together and imitate it. I'll start right away. I washed my hair like this. In my case, I have a hair-raising style. First, I'll dry your hair in the downward. When you raise your head, dry it in the opposite direction. And when I put my head up, the sense of volume rises alive in the root part. I'll brush my hair down and dry it for about 50% At this point, dry your hair down without any sense of direction. I dried my hair about 50%. From now on, I'm going to dry my hair with a sense of direction. I'll put the back of your head slightly up, and then push the back of your head and dry it. She also presses her hair well on the side and behind her neck. And the left head will be pulled out by the opposite right. And the right part will be rolled in the opposite direction, to the left. Dry it with the feeling of blowing the root. I'm going to rearrange my hair in the whole way. My hair is about 80 to 90 percent dry now. It's only slightly moisturized at the end of the hair. Now I'm gonna split your hair and dry it. I turn my head around like this. On the left, it goes up a little bit, and then it goes back and forth. The top comes down naturally as you go up. The last right part is gonna be a comma-shaped dry hair. Now we're gonna split the zone in two. I'll split the hair and dry it from the left. The left part will give you the wind from the bottom up and the head up. Here's where the shape of your hand is important, open your hand. I'll put my hand from the bottom, hold my fist, and blow my head up to give you the wind. I'll dry your hair with a moderate amount of wind. Look at the shape of your hand and follow it. That's how my hair looks. So now we're gonna dry up the second section. The second section is this head. You said you'd make your hair in a comma shape. When I first dry my hair on the right side, I already dried my hair in that direction. You don't have to dry your hair again. When you dry your upper head, you'll naturally go back and dry it with the feeling of falling sideways. That's why I'm gonna wind up the root of the side. I'll show you. And this is how you wind the roots, hold them for three seconds, and let them go. It's not over here, it's over and over again. One or two less CM than we just caught. So this is where you just dried it up. I'm gonna leave that part behind, and I'm gonna put my head back and dry it. One last time. Then your head will look like this. And now we're gonna get you a little bit more detail. so that it can be a comma shape, and that your head can look a little bit forward. Put your hands out, put them inside, hold your head up. It's gonna wind up the roots. And I'll give you a little more air for what seems to be lacking. And now it's done. I'm going to wax it. You rub this in the palm of your hand. And rub it between your fingers with wax I want the wax to rub so hard that it doesn't look like this. I'm going to wipe the whole head back and wax it. But I'll pass your hair over like I'm combing it with a wax between my fingers so that my palm doesn't touch your bangs. And on the left, put your hands in. I'm going to wax your hair like I'm going to pull you back. And on the right, it creates a comma shape. Just feel like you're cleaning your hair. Then I put it on just a little bit, but it feels like this. I'll show you how to wax the left side. Put your finger in and hold your head up and apply wax as if you were pulling it out. with a feeling of head rising up And if you want to look a little prettier, you're going to hold the right amount at once rather than just a strand of hair. Don't turn around. Lift it up. It's as if it's a natural connection to the back of the back. Finally, hold the waxed hair in warm air one more time. Then my brain is done. In fact, the most important thing in the topography is that the left and right angles are symmetrical. So I'm gonna angulate the left and right protruding parts. I'm not symmetrical right now, so I'll just give you a little more air on the right. And press hard on the front part. I'm gonna spray it on you like this. If you spray it like this, it'll be over. It's my daily hair, but I don't think it's easy. But if you practice once or twice at home, I'm getting used to it, so I think you'll be able to copy it. I'll come back to you in the next video. All right, I'd appreciate it if you could leave me an alarm, a subscription, and a comment. Bye!