- All right, hey, guys.
It is me, Rylan,
and today I'm actually here with Kylie.
We are filming in the dorms,
which is a little chaotic, per usual,
but I'm gonna be showing you guys how
to do the hair tinsel that is super popular right now.
I have this giant little bag of all these different colors.
It's kind of this much complicated,
so I'm really hoping I can show you guys
how to do it super clearly.
But yeah, let's get right in.
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Okay, so Kylie has really long hair,
but even with her hair being all the way down there
this tinsel is still long enough for her hair.
So Kylie has her middle part right here
in the middle.
And we want the tinsel to lay underneath
a tiny, thin section of hair.
So I'm just gonna part it with my nail
and flip it over onto this side.
It doesn't really matter if it's straight or not,
but this is the hair that I want the tinsel to sit on.
And then when we're done,
we're gonna flip this back on top
so you can't see the knot, if that makes sense.
So now I'm gonna show you.
- Button seats.
- Okay, okay.
We're doing pink so that you guys can kind of see it
on her hair a little bit better.
Okay, so the first thing you're gonna wanna do
is take this super long piece of tinsel.
This is really hard to show 'cause it's so thin.
Some people like to do two or three strands.
I prefer doing one so that it blends better.
And then you're gonna make a little loop at the top.
I don't know if you can see that very well.
This is right on half.
So like it's the same length at the end,
and you're basically gonna take this,
and you're gonna grab two or three pieces of hair
and you're going to loop it through.
Does that make sense?
Let me show you.
Okay, so basically what you're gonna do,
is hopefully you guys can see this,
this is the loop I have right here,
and then you're gonna grab a tiny little section of hair,
just a few strands.
The smaller the better,
but for this video I'm gonna do bigger pieces
so you guys can see.
You're gonna put that loop underneath the hair,
just like that,
and you're gonna pull the ends all the way through.
I'm not sure what this knot is called,
but you wanna just pull it all the way through,
and slide that all the way up the hair.
And then if you've ever made a friendship bracelet before
you're gonna make that same four shape
and flip those ends back through that hole again,
and slide that all the way up.
It's the same exact knot you use on a friendship bracelet
and you're gonna do this four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten times.
You want that super knotted in there
'cause it's gonna keep sliding down the hair.
So I do this same knot a few different times.
Y'all can see it.
I'm sliding it all the way up to the top of her root.
And then once I feel like it's done
I just am going to let that lay flat,
and then pull this hair back on top
so that way you can't see the knot anymore.
So this is what it should look like.
There's the knot right there.
It's underneath some of her hair.
And then you can follow that pink strand
all the way through her hair.
And then if you've noticed,
the strand is super long so it goes beyond her hair,
and then what I do is
I'm just gonna take some little scissors
and then cut those ends off.
Okay, so now you can kind of see
that little piece of tinsel in there
and you can see it's kind of shimmering.
It's very hidden.
It's very slight.
I usually don't do very bright colors on her hair.
I usually do gold or silver
and those shimmer a little bit better.
But for the video I did pink.
Okay, so I'm taking this silver strand,
and this one's pretty shimmery,
doing the same thing where I loop it at the top,
and then I'm gonna fold her hair over
and do it on the next side.
Okay, so I already moved her part.
You're can keep going.
I already moved her part over to the the other side.
And usually, I forgot to say this,
I usually do seven or eight, I would say,
knots on each side and then about four or five in the back.
And you can do them at different depths of the part.
So you could do 'em further under.
You could do 'em really shallow on top.
You can do different depths
so that you can see some more when it's half up
and stuff like that.
But for her, I'm just gonna do this one pretty much on top.
I wish you guys could see the way
Kylie's having to hold this right now so we can get this.
Okay, head up just a little.
So I'm just gonna grab a shallow little piece right here
and do the exact same thing where I take the loop,
and I put it underneath.
The hair is just sitting on the tinsel,
if you guys can see that right now.
And I'm just gonna pull those ends all the way through.
Slide that up to the root.
Now this tinsel's pretty fragile
so you can't pull it super duper duper tight,
otherwise it will snap.
But you can slide that
all the way up to the root pretty easily.
And then you wanna make that knot
about four or five different times.
Remember we are making that four shape just like this.
See how it's a four?
And then pull those ends through the middle of the four.
Slide that back to the top.
Doing this a few different times,
and then once I feel like it's not sliding around anymore,
I'm gonna pull her part back over on top
and then you can put your head up, okay?
And then let me show you what it looks like.
Okay, so this is what the silver looks like in her hair.
You can see that shimmering a little bit more.
And that one goes all the way from the root down to the end.
So if she flips her hair over her shoulders
you're catching that little glimmer.
And then usually I would do about seven or eight
and it would be her whole head.
But for this video I'm probably just gonna do a few more.
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All right, thank you guys so much for watching this video.
Kylie has all this hair tinsel in her hair now.
Thank you for being a part of this.
- Thanks for doing my hair.
- So yeah, that's how you do the hair tinsel.
That is how you do it on long hair.
You can do it on short hair, you can do it on any length.
And I'm pretty sure that this will be linked in the bio,
the hair tinsel that we use,
and I'm pretty sure that it's heat resistant,
so you can curl it and all sorts of stuff.
And the one thing that I wanted to mention
was the upkeep with it is that it will slide down
that piece of hair because your hair is pretty slick.
If you just take it and pull it back up to the top
just like how I was doing on our hair,
pulling it back up to the root, it's not gonna move.
And if you're not actively pulling it out
it's usually not gonna slide out for about a week.
I've had it in for a week, two weeks even sometimes.
And the only time that I usually see it fall out
is in the shower when I'm scrubbing it.
But you can scrub it, brush it,
and as long as you're careful,
this should be in there for about two weeks.
All right, thank you so much for watching.
Bye.