-Hi, I'm Mindy from Cute Girls Hairstyles,
and this morning, we're going to film
a hairdo called double twist-around bun.
Now, I've seen this picture floating around on Pinterest
a whole bunch, but it doesn't have
a tutorial on how to actually make it work like a video,
so I thought I'd show you.
So her hair is totally dry.
She had it in like a braided bun yesterday,
so we have some residual curls and waves from yesterday's bun.
And we just brush it out and I'm just going to take my finger
and divide the hair just roughly into half.
Now, we don't want like a really formal straight part
or anything, just kind of a rough guess
and you're going to kind of tuck this one out of the way.
So we're going to start by-- there's two ways you can do it.
The first way is a more adult-looking,
older-looking hairdo and that's what
we're going to kind of do to her hair today.
So I'm going to kind of puff it, make it lose,
almost look like I back combed it
a little bit through the crown, but if you're
looking for something to wear gymnastics or cheerleading
or a sporting activity, you could
wet your hair down and pull it tighter
and it would be a great way to hold your back too.
So-- turn your head this way for me--
we're going to start by just twisting.
Scoot to the side.
We're going to just twist, twist, twist,
twist kind of along the nape of her neck or her hairline.
And when we get to our halfway point, we're going to stop
and I'm just going to tug and make sure
that we leave some loose softness to the hair.
Then you're going to twist the rest all the way to the end
and twist it into a little twisty bun
kind of at the midway point on her neck.
I'm going to take an elastic and just
wrap the elastic around this just
to secure it while I work on the other side.
Now, we'll switch to this side.
Turn your head this way a little bit.
Again, just take care, just kind of as you're twisting,
add in hair.
We don't want formalized twists, we just kind of want it
all meshed together.
Go back, tug out any pieces you want.
Loose.
Twist it all the way to the end.
Now, I'm going to take this bun.
I'm going to wrap the hair underneath that first bun
and then up and over until I run out of hair, just
wrap it around, and then just kind of loosen it
so it's like a soft, really chunky-looking twist.
Now, I'm going to take some spin pins.
Spin pins are these pins.
They look like kind of, I don't know.
They almost like a DNA helix sort of,
but they come in a package like this.
These are mini ones, and they come in different colors.
These are dark brown that match her hair better
and these are little bit longer, but you just take them
and you put them into the bun and then you twist them,
and it just kind of twists and like grips those
buns together as it twists through.
And do it again on this side.
Twist it through.
Twist it in.
You can just use regular bobby pins too.
And then I'll just secure any looser ends
like specifically end ends with bobbys.
So make sure you grab some of the hair of the bun
onto the hair of her head so that it holds that up
against her scalp.
And then just tug, soften, loosen wherever
you want, and you have a really fun,
soft, great style for a second-day do.
Great for work or even like a nice casual party if you
have a luncheon, something like that, this
is going to be a great hairdo for this.
Turn and say bye.
-Bye.