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- Hey, everyone, Kayley here.
Today I'm gonna show you how to get the hairstyles
from the new live action Beauty and the Beast movie.
I am so excited for this movie.
I love how they translated the hairstyles
from cartoon to real-life.
So yeah, let's just get into it.
We're gonna start with this half-up, half-down hairstyle,
because it is the one that everything else builds on.
I started by parting my hair in the center,
and then I created waves using a 1-1/4-inch iron,
curling everything away from my face.
That gives you that barely there, somewhat defined,
wave curl like Emma Watson had in the movie.
Now you're gonna separate the hair in front of your ears
on either side, making sure to get a very clean,
straight line when you do that.
And then I just held my place with bobby pins.
You could also use clips if you want.
And now let's leave those sides alone
while we work on the crown.
You're gonna sweep your hair back,
so you can see that part that goes from ear to ear.
Pick up a section just behind that part
and begin backcombing it.
Then you're gonna pick up another section
and backcomb that, and if you want to, even a third.
Now toss all those sections back
and you may be left with a ton of volume.
Now you're gonna take that down
because this is a more modern look.
So go over the top with your comb to smooth things out,
and take the volume down to a more reasonable level.
Then secure all the hair that we backcombed
into an elastic.
Now we're gonna make the twists on the sides.
So on one side go ahead and pick up a section
of hair right next to your part and begin twisting away
from your face.
Then pick up another section of hair,
add that into the twist and continue twisting away
from your face, and continue picking up sections
of hair until all the hair that's
over your ear is incorporated into the twist.
At this point, you can look at it from the front.
Make sure that you like how it looks.
You can loosen it up just a little bit.
Once you're happy, go ahead and twist the tail
of the hair until it reaches the back
where you can hold your place, either with a clip,
or an elastic.
And now you're gonna do the same thing
on the other side.
The way I like to think about making this twist,
is that you're holding the hair right next
to that bump that we made,
and you're bringing everything else up to meet that.
So that you, at the end, end up with this cool twist
that forms right along the side of the bump that we made.
There's gotta be a better name for that.
Help me out in the comments.
Now take the ends of those two twists,
bring them together and secure it with an elastic.
And to help hide the elastic,
what I'm gonna do next is actually flip my pony tail
over once and towards my hand,
and again loosening up the twists,
to hopefully help hide the elastic a little more.
Also if the elastic from our bump
that we made before is showing,
you can loosen that up so it hides nicely
underneath the closure of the twists.
And finally, loosen up some little pieces around your ears.
I noticed that Emma Watson had them
in every single picture that I saw.
And you are done, this is the base of everything.
And I think it's very pretty.
Definitely a great princessey hairstyle,
and I think if you made it a little looser
and maybe didn't do the bump,
it could totally be an everyday style, too.
And now let's talk about how to transition
into her town pony tail.
This is really simple.
All you're gonna do is pull all the hair together
into a low pony tail, then split the hair
over the pony tail open to make a little hole,
and tuck your pony tail up and through that hole.
Then you're gonna loosen up the hair
to create this little topsy tail twist
and tie on a blue ribbon.
This hairstyle immediately made me feel like Belle.
I mean, I went full, like, twirling in the mirror status
when I got this together.
If you're planning on dressing up as Belle,
or Disney bounding, or anything like that,
this is the hairstyle to do.
For sure.
And now, we're gonna remove all that and go back
to the half-up do that we started with
to create the library updo.
So named because the only pictures I saw of her
in this were in a library.
Start by adding in a headband,
just on that part between the bump and the twists,
and then we're gonna go to the updo in the back.
Split the hair that's down into three,
and we're gonna start with the middle section.
Now wrap the hair around two fingers to create a loop
and then pin that loop up on your head
at the highest point that you want the bun to be.
Then grab one of the side sections, and again,
twist it to create a loop,
and put that one slightly lower than the center one,
so that we can start creating the shape of a bun.
And now, I bet you guessed it,
we're gonna do the same on the other side.
Twist it around to make a loop
and pin it slightly lower than that middle section.
Now you're just going to swirl and loop the ends
that we have left over the top of the bun
to finish out the shape of the bun,
and also create that kind of curled, messy bun look.
And there you go.
That is how to do this library/bookstore updo.
Hope you guys enjoyed this one.
I think it's the most difficult of all four,
but it can be really pretty, if you're up to the challenge.
Now on to the ball hairstyle, which might be my favorite.
You're just going to take the hair that we put
into the two elastics, from the half-up, half-down style,
and you're going to use that to create the bun.
Now if you don't have a lot of hair hanging down,
you can leave some of the hair from those elastics down,
totally up to you.
What I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna split the hair
from those elastics in half, and I'm going
to lightly backcomb each half
in order to add a little bit of extra volume
and body to my hair.
Of course, you're going to smooth over the top
because you want the end-product
to be very nice and smooth.
Now just take those two sections and wrap them
around each other until you reach the end,
and then wrap that into the shape of a bun,
and pin in place.
Wrapping these two sections
should give you a nice dimensional looking bun,
while still creating that classic shape.
Finally, I picked up some shiny gold ribbon
that has wires in it, and then I began twisting it
at random intervals so that it wasn't a flat ribbon.
I think that helps replicate the texture
that I saw in the trailer.
So now, I'm actually going to tuck one end
of the ribbon into the bun,
and then I'm going to wrap the rest of the ribbon
around the bun and then pin it in place for safety.
The cool thing about this wire,
is that you can bend it,
so it can have this really cool cascading look
around the bun, which is what I think I saw
when I looked at like a bazgillion T-pictures,
trying to figure out this hairstyle.
So there you go, the classic Belle hairstyle.
This one makes my heart so happy,
and if you want to wear it for whatever reason,
I fully recommend trying it out.
And there you go, those are all the hairstyles
that I know are in the movie.
And I loved doing this.
It was so much fun.
I highly recommend trying it out,
if you just want like a princessey pick-me-up.
It's great.
So that's it for today's video.
I hope you guys enjoyed it.
Be sure to check back on Saturdays
for new hair tutorials, and through out the week
for some bonus videos.
I will see you guys in my next one.
Mwah, Bye.
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