6 60 SECOND HAIRSTYLES ✨ Cute Hairstyles For Long Hair #HairStyle

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Hello, welcome back.
Today I'm sharing with you another six 60-second hairstyles.
And you're going to love these looks
because they are quick, they're easy,
and they're still beautiful.
And I was gonna share how I refreshed
my flat, oily day three hair
and created this really soft, bouncy, faux blowout.
It only took a few minutes.
All right, let's get started.
Hair prep began three days ago
because I wanted to share these hairstyles
on true third day hair.
They're meant to be quick
and we don't always have time to wash our hair.
Look at this.
We are going to transform it.
But today's video is sponsored by IGK
and I'm so excited because they are such a cool
and edgy brand created by hairstylists.
And I love that they have a soft side.
They're vegan, cruelty-free, and Leaping Bunny certified,
which is wonderful.
Now, I washed my hair three days ago
using the legendary shampoo and conditioner.
Now, if you struggle with dry hair,
especially heading into the winter,
this duo is incredible.
They really help to hydrate and smooth your hair
without weighing it down.
I keep getting little whiffs of them.
Their products smell incredible.
Now, these are paraben and sulfate-free,
but you're still going to get that rich, luxurious lather.
And next, I went in with their Good Behavior
4-in-1 Prep Spray.
This detangles, heat protects, smooths, and adds shine.
Like, I love a product that is everything you need in one.
Then, I just roughly blow-dried my hair
and did my secret to the faux blowout,
which I'll show you now.
But first, day three hair, I need some help.
It's flat, it's oily, but luckily, dry shampoo exists.
So, I'm going to use
the First Class Charcoal Detox Dry Shampoo.
This stuff is heavy-duty.
This is my go-to for after workouts
or if I want to prolong the time in between my washes.
This stuff really works.
All right, to give it a really good shake,
and I'm going to be working in sections.
I want to ensure that I get all of the oil
throughout my roots and I don't miss any.
All right, I'm just going to let this sit for 30 seconds.
It has like a really nice cooling effect.
And then, I'm going to massage it through.
And then, I'm just going to go ahead
and brush it through my hair.
My hair just feels so soft and clean,
and you can see how much volume it added back into my hair.
So, I'm just going to go ahead
and do the same thing on the other side.
Next, I'm going in with
the Good Behavior Spirulina Protein Smoothing Spray.
This is such a cool product.
It's not just a heat protectant.
This is also going to defrizz, smooth your hair.
And when I apply this before I curl my hair,
my curls last for so long.
Like this, all this is from three days ago.
So, I am going to go in and touch it up.
For the full blowout,
you want to take your largest curling barrel.
This one is one and a half inches.
And then, toss all your hair back.
And then, starting at the bottom,
you want to gather your section.
And these can be large.
This is supposed to be quick.
You just don't want them to be any wider than your barrel.
So, hold your barrel vertically
and you want to clamp it onto your section
with the clamp on top.
So, it goes away from your face.
And then, slowly slide it down your section
while slowly twisting your wrist away from your face.
And then, once I get to the bottom,
I just like to hold it, give a little twist,
and then let it go.
And then, there you have it.
A really soft, healthy-looking bend.
And it's so quick.
And you'll see it all come together at the end.
All right, so I'm just going to repeat this
throughout the rest of my hair really quickly.
And if you want even more body and movement,
you can alternate with the directions.
But I'm going to be doing it all away from my face.
And on the right side, it's the same idea.
You want your barrel on at the top
and then just twist it away from your face.
That was so quick.
Now, just use your hands to fluff up your hair.
Hair is prepped.
Can you believe that this is day three hair?
This would take me hours on freshly washed hair.
But I will leave links to all the products
in the description below.
Definitely let me know if you try anything out.
All right, let's get started on some hairstyles.
First up is the easiest way to transform your ponytail.
So begin by smoothing your hair back
and gather it into a low ponytail.
And you already know, pull out some small pieces
to frame your face before securing it with a hair elastic.
Now, we're going to create a topsy tail, but on an angle.
It's so pretty when you do this.
So using your index finger and thumb,
create a hole off center to the right,
to the underside of your elastic.
And you want this to be big enough
that you can fit your ponytail through it.
All right, take your ponytail, flip it up,
and pull it all the way through that hole.
And once it's through, it should look something like this.
Now, this is so pretty, but if you want to make it pop,
hold the base of your ponytail with one hand
and with the other one, begin pinching and pulling
the hair along your twist and all around your crown.
And there it is.
I love this hairstyle.
It's such a simple and beautiful way
to transform your everyday ponytail.
Next is a beautiful half-up braided hairstyle.
So begin by gathering all of the hair
from just below your temples and pulling out
any face-framing pieces before sectioning it off.
Next, divide your top section into three equal pieces
and just begin three-strand braiding
by crossing your outer sections over the middle.
And then braid as far down as you can reach.
And then just hold the bottom of your braid in one hand
and then with the other one, starting at the top,
begin pinching and pulling on your braid to fan it out.
So pull on the sides, the top, all over.
You don't want this to look perfect.
Then hold the base of your braid with one hand
and loosely wrap it clockwise one time
so that your ends come out the bottom.
Next, take French pins or bobby pins
and just secure all around the outside of your bun
to your head until it feels nice and secure.
And then, of course, finish it off
by pinching and pulling the hair around your crown
to add some volume and movement.
How beautiful.
I love how wrapping a simple three-strand braid
can create such a beautiful and intricate-looking bun.
Next is a fun double bun hairstyle.
It's fun to say.
So begin by smoothing your hair back with your hands
and gathering it where you would like your bun to sit.
And then, of course, pull out some small face-framing pieces
to soften the look before securing your hair.
Then pinch and pull on all the hair around your crown
to loosen it up and add some volume.
And then grab a small piece of hair from your ponytail
and place it out of the way.
We'll use this later.
Now, grab just below your ponytail with your left hand
and then fold your ponytail up
and then take your left hand
and pinch onto your hair into a bun shape.
And then fold your hair down and pinch again.
So now you should have two buns.
Then take a small elastic
and loop it over the bottom of your bun
to secure everything into place.
Now, you can leave your ends out.
Mine are just a bit too long.
So I brought them to the left
and then I secured them behind my bun
by sliding them through my hair elastic.
And then take the long piece from earlier
and just begin wrapping it clockwise
around your hair elastic to hide it.
And again, tuck the ends through the elastic in the back.
How fun is this bun?
I love how it turned out
and this would be great for so many different occasions.
I can't wait to see your recreations.
Next is a simple high bun.
I know you love high buns.
So start by placing your thumbs in front of your ears
and trace upwards to where you want your bun to sit.
And then just scoop up the remaining hair
with your other hand.
And this will help maintain your parts
and all the volume on top.
Now, I saw this technique to help with face framing pieces.
You wanna gently rub your fingers against your hairline
and this will loosen up those pieces
and then you can pull them out.
Now, to secure my hair, I love using a DIY hair bungee
but a hair elastic works great.
Then divide your ponytail into two equal sections
and you wanna tie them together
by crossing your right section over your left
and then bringing the left up
and pulling it through the hole at the top.
Same as if you were tying a shoe.
Then pull both sides tightly and repeat
and you wanna tie as many knots as you can.
Once you reach the bottom,
pinch and pull on the knots to loosen them up
and then just secure your ends into a small bun.
Now, the fun part.
Wrap your braid to create a bun
and if your braid is long, just wrap it underneath itself.
Then play around with the shape, fan it out
and once you're happy with it,
make sure you secure your ends into place first
and then you can secure all around the outside
of your bun to your head
and I really love to use French pins for this.
And there you have it.
I love this hairstyle.
It's such a beautiful way to switch up a good old messy bun
and you could also wear this as a low bun too.
Next, another simple way to switch up your ponytail.
So first, gather all of the hair just below your temples
and you wanna try to have less hair in the top section
than in the bottom.
Once you've smoothed it back
and you pulled out your face from your pieces,
secure it with a hair elastic
and I love to place a clip underneath
just to help prevent tangles and breakage.
Once secure, clip it up out of the way
and then tightly secure your lower ponytail
just below your top one.
Now, the fun part.
Unclip your top section and create a hole above your elastic
with your index finger and thumbs
and then flip your ponytail up
and pull it all the way through that hole
to create a topsy tail.
Then with your index finger and thumb on your left hand,
come in from underneath your topsy tail through that hole
and then twist it to the right.
And you wanna grab onto your lower ponytail
and pull it all the way through that hole.
Once it's through, tighten both your elastics
and then begin pinching and pulling on the sides
to accentuate the swoop
and on your twist to help make it pop.
And to finish it off, add some volumizing powder.
I love to do this.
I find it gives the same results as teasing,
but with less damage.
How beautiful this ponytail was as staple this summer.
I love how adding one extra step
just completely transforms the hairstyle.
Now, I couldn't share 60 Second Hairstyles
without featuring the claw clip.
This is really simple.
Gather all of the hair from just below your temples,
pulling out any face framing pieces
before smoothing it back and completely sectioning it off.
Next, use both hands
and twist your ponytail clockwise about two times
and then pinch your twist against your head
with your right hand
and then bring it up the left side to the top.
And then take your claw clip and secure your twist.
Now, the fun part, so 90s,
flip your ponytail down over your claw clip
to create a ton of volume.
And if you're looking for even more volume,
just use a larger clip.
And there it is.
You have yourself a really fun
and voluminous half-up hairstyle.
So there we have it.
I would love to know which of these hairstyles
was your favorite.
For me, anything with a claw clip,
I'm loving these days.
But definitely let me know what you thought
and if you liked today's video,
please give it a thumbs up.
I can't wait to see your recreations
and thank you so much for watching.
I'll talk to you next time, bye.
