Hey guys! I am Mindy from CuteGirlsHairstyles, and today
I have a roll of paper towels. I bet you're wondering what on earth I'm going to do
with paper towels in hair!
You are going to find out! Because, I was sitting around the other day thinking
about how
when I was young, my grandma used to do rag curls in my hair
where you would roll rags up in the hair
and it dawned on me that a great way to do it without having to cut up t-shirts
would be to use strips of... you got it... paper towels!
so I'm going to show you how to do this great "no-heat" tutorial today!
OK, now, Brooklyn has joined us, and as you can see
I've gone ahead and done most and the curls in her hair
I think it would have... I would say on a hair like hers, and she has quite
thick hair, and it's very long like almost down to her waist
they it would take about 30 minutes to fill these
but of course, it's gonna depend on the length and thickness of your own hair
which I just wanna mention quickly, you're going to have to use this technique and
then adjust according to your hair type
Brooklyn's hair holds curl really well, and I rolled
them way up tight today, just because I wanted you to see how curly the curls can be
but, normally, with Brooklyn, we might start them like half way down
and then just have it curly at the ends, so that it's not quite so tight
at the top
so if your hair holds curl really well, you might wanna start them lower
if your hair is more straight, pull them up tighter and then they'll loosen throughout
the day
So... here we go! We're gonna start by just taking a piece
and I'm doing like maybe a one inch section
and, you're going to take your spray bottle, if your hair is not already damp
and just spritz it just lightly so that it is damp
and then...
just make sure there's no funky hairs in there
you are going to take your paper towel, and we've done a paper towel sheet just in fourths
so this is 1/4, you can see that we didn't like make them perfect, we've just kind of
torn them. And then I'm going to take it... and I'm rolling upwards, but you can do
upward or downward, but whatever you do, just stick with the same thing
So you can see, I'm taking the ends from the bottom and looping it up
over-the-top. I'm going to do that a couple times to secure those ends
And then I am just going to roll the rest of the hair
up that strand
Like this, until we get to wherever you're stopping point is
Whatever you are comfortable with your hair type
and then we are just literally going to tie it like you would a shoelace
and you can't pull too tightly
or it will rip the paper towel. So you just let it sit. So I'll show it to you again
Take a piece of hair
spritz it, if it's not already damp
take a paper towel
Like I said, I'm rolling upwards
Secure those ends
And then go ahead and roll
the remaining hair up, as high as you want it to be
Tuck the ends, tie it in a knot.
Now, bonus features about doing this
versus rag girls, you don't have to have the rags, right, because you can just use
paper towels. You don't have to cut up a t-shirt
or something like that
Also, another perk to doing curls like this
would be, that the paper towels have a little bit of
absorbency to them, so as your hair is drying and has a little dampness to it
the paper towels help to kind of wick that away, which is great
and their easy to get your hands on
and use,
and they're super soft to sleep on
tie it in a knot, and when you have them all set, then you can
of course, either put them under a dryer hood, or use a blow dryer to dry them,
or... my favorite is just sleep on them overnight
so the next morning you can take them out and they look amazing!
Later that day...
We've gone ahead and let Brooklyn's hair dry
for most the day, and we are going to take them out now.
So when you take them out,
just because their paper towels you can untie them
You can even just kind of tear them, and they'll just come out!
so this is the curls as they came out,
you can see we've got just tons of nice
beautiful curl to play, some of these on top ended up
Maybe if I did it again I would do just a little bit bigger pieces
just so they didn't end up quite so small, but it just varies
on the hair, and how you want it
to look, and how tight you wanna do it, and I'm just going to separate a little bit
just so it doesn't look like so
like individual curls and it looks more curly
all over
So when you have the curls all finished, then you can just go ahead and do
whatever you want with them, whether it is
pull the sides back, or do a fun lace braid, or some cute hair jewelry
right here on the forehead running down
or even just a little boho kind of
Coachella-looking hippie headband would be really cute as well
and, let's do the final spin!
Look at these gorgeous curls... look at that! From paper towels!
Can you believe it?
No {laughs}
I love it! Do you like it?
Yes, I do!
I think these are so
pretty, and I love love love love the volume in there, but Brooklyn, what would
the producer of "The View" tell you
with your hair like this
It's big and unfriendly textured hair!
That's what he told me, he said the camera was not friendly with my hair
Which was... that was OK!
Which is so funny, because Brooklyn's hair is
like my very very very favorite! It's so
pretty, and thick, and full. But he made me switch to working on Bailey, which was really funny
Or, no, he made me switch to you.
yeah because she was the better hairstylist.
The better hair, apparently, on camera.
so there you go... one last spin!
Now, if you haven't checked out the so adorable
interview Paisley, by Bailey, it is over on BrooklynAndBailey's channel
you can find it here, or we'll put a link in the description box below
And we will see you guys next Sunday!
Bye guys! {waves}
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