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- Hey everyone Kayley here.
Today we are doing some holiday hairstyles.
I think holiday is a great time to try
out new stuff with your hair.
Because you're going to all these parties
and getting like sparkly and more dressed up
and more glam than usual.
So why not try some new hair?
I have a ton of hair tutorials on like fluffy pretty braids.
Today I wanted to try some new looks for 2017-2018.
So I hope that you guys enjoy it.
Let's get into it.
Okay but I'm gonna start out with
something pretty and fluffy.
It's just in my blood, I had to.
I'm gonna start by parting my hair on one
side and curling all of my hair away from my face.
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Then for fluffiness I'm going through
with some texturizing spray.
And to add definition I'm grabbing the
T.B.D from Living proof.
To subtly tame the ends.
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Now grab a small bit of hair from the front
of one side and twist away from the face.
Start bringing up a new piece of hair every
single time you twist.
Until all the hair over the ear is twisted.
And pin that in place.
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And now for the fun part, add some sparkle.
I'm using some Chloe and Isabel rhinestone
bobby pins, which you could buy or DIY.
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And that's it.
The straight line mixed with the fluffy hair is very
now, but still lets your inner Blake Lively shine.
If 2017 taught us anything, it's that mixing
textures in the hair is where it's at.
I wanna start with really texturized hair.
I already have a texturizing spray in, so
I'm gonna add some wave spray for a more worn in look.
Now just secure your hair into a low ponytail with
a clear elastic and loosen and style the
front as you like.
Now grab some gold craft wire and wrap around
the ponytail, starting at the top and going
down the ponytail as far as you'd like to go.
Now you can either leave it straight down
your back or toss it over your shoulder.
And that's it for this one.
I love that it's more edgy but the wire
still feels a little blingy.
And shout-out to Desi Perkins and Glen Coco
for Hair, for this one.
I loved it so much and I needed it in this video.
This is the signature style of Jen Atkin
this year and I love it.
Start by sweeping your hair into a ponytail so
that it sits high but not on top of the head.
Now split the hair over the elastic and flip
the ponytail up and through that hole.
Tighten if needed.
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Let the hair fall back down and brush to smooth.
Then use an elastic to secure the hair where
you would like it to meet your head.
And then pin that elastic down to your head.
Finally you can decorate it.
I used this Jen Atkin hair accessory because, obviously.
But you could also wrap craft wire if you
wanted to do that instead.
And that's it, this is a fresh take on
a classic and you can style it in so many different ways.
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Okay fine, I had to throw in something braided.
But I'm not going to pull it apart, probably.
Start by splitting your hair so that
one side is larger than the other.
My left side is going to have the most hair.
And my right side, not so much.
Now braid each section all the way
down and secure with an elastic.
To make the bun start with the left side
and wrap it into an oval.
Tuck the ends under and pin it in place.
Now take the right side over the top of the
first bun, tuck the ends under the first bun,
and pin that in place.
Finish it off with a headband or grab a ribbon
and wrap it around and tie a bow slightly to one side.
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There you go, woo!
Okay I didn't pull it apart and it's still pretty.
Pair this one with a red lip and a little
black dress and girl you are good to go.
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Faux hawks can be so much fun and great
for a New Year's Eve party.
Start by pulling back the hair from the
temples, like you're making an old school little poof.
Now create another ponytail a few inches back,
including the hair from the first ponytail we made.
Now pull the hair apart between the two elastics.
To create your first bubble.
Then you can take a little bit of hair and
wrap it around the elastic and bobby pin
if you want to hide the elastics.
I repeat that again a few inches down and continue
doing that until all the hair is in an elastic.
The more ponytails and smaller volume, the
more edgy it will look.
And the less ponytails and bigger the volume the
more laid back and romantic.
In total I did four bubbles and
I was left with this ponytail.
If you're going edgier you could do a ponytail
or a tight bun.
But for me I'm going to back comb for max fluff.
And wrap this into a loose bun at the nape of my neck.
And there you go!
You can take it classic, you can take
it edgy, whatever you like.
It's always fun to try a totally different silhouette.
And this is definitely that.
And that is it for my holiday hairstyles.
I hope that you guys enjoyed this.
It's something just a little bit different
but still super glam, feminine, and fun.
So I hope you try it out, obviously tag me
in the pics if you do.
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That's it for today guys.
I will see you in my next one.
Muah.
Bye.
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