- Hey everyone Kayley your friendly neighborhood hairstylist
here and today we're gonna go through three real days
of me wearing my hair styles.
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I've been wanting to do a few more of these where
I show you day one where my hair is clean through day two
when it is kind of dirty, and day three when I probably
should have washed it and I didn't.
But as we go through I'm also going to be featuring my
shower cap and the items from my Kayley Melissa Kit
with Kitsch because it comes out today.
Mykitsch.com available internationally you can shop now
in the description box below.
And if you have no idea what I am talking
about linked above.
I just wanted to remind you it's available now if you're
interested, that being said let's get into three days
of hairstyles.
Welcome to day one.
And I have washed my hair.
It has been sitting in this towel for a very long time
so it's probably very dry.
This is one of the things in my Kayley Melissa Kit.
It's a microfiber towel, helps to suck all the water out
of your hair so that it drys faster in the towel and you
don't have to blow dry it as long yes.
I'm just going to take this down.
First thing I'm gonna do is add in my leave in products.
I'm using the Briogeo Rosarco Milk Restorative
Leave-In Conditioning Spray.
So many words.
And next I'm using the Bumble and Bumble
Great Body Blow Dry Cream.
Basically this helps to swell your individual hair strands
and it adds moisture to your hair.
It adds heat protections and it adds hold.
And now I detangle and then I blow dry.
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So there's my part and there's my hair dry.
I thought I would do some flat iron waves because in my
Kristin Ess tools review video a lot of you guys
were requesting a more detailed tutorial of that.
So we're here to do that.
First things first, you're gonna go in sections
because you want to be able to get to each piece of hair,
and trying to do that without sectioning is actual torture.
And to secure my hair in place, I'm going to use the gold
clip from my Kayley Melissa kit at Kitsch.
The basic idea for flat iron waves is that you rock the iron
back and forth as you go through the hair.
And the degree to which you rotate the iron when you rock it
determines how deep the waves are, whether you have just
a little wave or a really defined wave.
I needed these waves to hold up for three days
so I'm gonna make them deep.
So I'm gonna put the iron on and immediately
rotate it about 90 degrees and slide.
And then you see we have created the first bump of the wave.
And it's up to you whether you take the iron back out
of the hair and you just jiggle back and forth.
I'm gonna put it back in and I'm gonna twist it the opposite
direction 90 degrees and slide it through.
There's the other part of the wave.
So now we have a zig and a zag.
And we just got to get a ziggazig-ah going.
So rotate and slide, and rotate and slide.
And that is the basics of how to flat iron wave.
Allow me to demonstrate again and this time I'm gonna leave
the iron in the whole time just so you can
see what that's like.
So you clip this is, rotate it 90 degrees, and then slide.
Then you're gonna hold the piece you just did,
rotate 90 degrees the other way and slide.
Move your thumb down, rotate and slide.
Rotate, slide, and you know just keep going.
And then at the end I'm just gonna barely bend it,
that way they don't end up being like.
Now I'm doing this on 280 degrees with my Kristin Ess
flat iron, and I find that works really well.
My hair that I'm touching right after it comes off the iron
is hot, oh that looks good.
It's hot but it's not scalding an interestingly with this
I find that when your hair gets so hot that it's scalding
the results aren't as good.
For some reason slightly cooler works better.
Also it's better for your hair so there's that.
All right so that's the basics,
now let's talk about how to get fancy.
The first rule of flat iron club, we don't talk about
flat iron club.
No the first rule is that you do want to vary
everything slightly that way whenever it's done it looks
very textured and beachy.
If everything's done that same way it's just gonna look
like you tried something and it didn't work.
So as an example for that first wave that I did I rotated
away from my face first.
So on this side I'm gonna rotate toward my face first
and then slide it down and that way the waves
aren't cresting at the same place.
Okay so next section.
And we're going back into it just waving back and forth.
Another way you can get fancy is to throw in a curl
up at the top just for like a little bit, just to kind
of like pivot the hair, and then go in with your waves.
There you go, I feel like this piece is a lot more 3D
than the rest because it has some life.
It has a little bit of turn to it.
I don't know, I think it's kind of cool when you add
that twist on there and it looks really good up
at the top next to your part too.
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Oh yeah.
All right last section.
Is it okay to say that I'm really proud of myself right now?
I feel like I can never do flat iron curls or waves
and I'm like doin' it.
All right and there we go, let's add some products.
First things first, I'm gonna add some texture with
my Down and Out Dirty spray from IGK.
I love this, I'm almost fully out of it.
Using the last of it oh my gosh.
It is empty.
I need more now.
I'm gonna get some definition, hold and smoothing
with my Herbal Essences Soft Control Cream Gel,
which I think might be discontinued now.
So I have to find a new soft-hold gel for this.
So I always rake it through first to get that piecey-ness,
because it kind of like separates the hair
and then I scrunch it up to revive the wave.
And that is our hairstyle for day one.
We've got some great beachy flat iron waves.
And even though we often associate this kind of wave
with being beachy, I love it for cold weather
because something about it looks cozy and lived-in,
and that's where I always feel like I want to go
during the Fall.
So I actually really, really like it for this
time of year as well.
I hope you guys enjoyed some more detail on how to get some
flat iron waves.
Hello and welcome to day two.
So fun story, I forgot to record how
I did my hair to sleep last night.
Basically I just did a French braid,
because I think that helps keep waves really, really well
because it kind of mimics the bend of the wave.
So I did that, slept on it, and then this morning
I have some very real, I woke up like this footage.
I used the little claw clip to clip my braid up
and I put my shower cap on, jumped in the shower,
and now we're here.
This is the cap I designed with Kitsch.
I designed it to be very, very functional, pretty print,
nice little turban up at the front and enough room
for any amount of hair in the back.
So that is the shower cap.
Now let's get on to day two's hairstyle.
It looks like everything held up pretty well.
The front fell a bit.
So I might want to touch that up, but first I'm actually
going to do the hairstyle and then look and see if I need
to touch anything up that way I use the least amount
of heat, and the least amount of effort.
The only thing I'm gonna do before I style it
is add in some dry shampoo and I'm gonna use
the IGK First Class Charcoal Detox dry shampoo.
This stuff I just honestly I wanted to use it in this video
so I could talk about it.
It adds a lot of texture to the hair so it's almost like
a texturizing spray meets a dry shampoo.
I particularly like this dry shampoo for those days
when you really should be washing your hair,
but you can't either you're your way to the gym
or you're really busy.
This will work for actually literally any hair
and I love it.
Okay now for the actual hairstyle today.
I'm gonna be doing this one that I posted on my Instagram,
and a lot of you were asking for a tutorial on so we're
doing it today.
We're gonna start by making this lace braid that goes
a couple of inches back from your hairline,
and sweeps around.
And if you're unfamiliar a lace braid is a braid
where you just bring in hair from one side of the braid
and not the other.
And I'm picking up hair directly where I want the braid
to sit and so basically just kind of think of the path
you want your braid to take and pick up hair in that area.
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Once you've lace braided for a few inches, you can braid
the rest normally.
Now at the end you can secure at the end with a bobby pin
or an elastic whichever you prefer,
and then I'm gonna pull it apart just a little bit.
Pro tip though I do think pulling it apart with a bobby pin
is easier because an elastic holds it so tight at the bottom
sometimes hard to get any slack going.
And now we make the half up-do.
Now I take a large section from this side,
and a large section from this side and bring them together
in the back and secure it with an elastic.
And now I'm just gonna create a bun.
You can do whatever you want but my pro-tip is to pick up
some hair from around the elastic.
If you don't have enough hair in the elastic
to make a good bun.
And then for the bun, I'm just going to do my signature
little back comb and twist and pin.
Now the hairstyle is actually done, I'm gonna go through
and touch up some of the areas that straightened out
over night so I can have some nice pretty waves,
but it's nothing like going through and doing
all of my hair again, just giving it some little like
little pop areas here and there.
And you know what I was thinking after I finished filming
yesterday, those of you guys that have natural wavy hair
that's kind of similar to this texture already,
this could be a really good way to just kind of
augment your natural texture.
So if you have a couple pieces that are a little bit
straight or just doing something a little crazy that day
you can just go in with this method here and there.
And that's the final hairstyle.
I obviously love anything tousled in with a braid.
I feel like this whole video whole video has
Serena van der Woodsen in Going Back To School vibe
and I love it.
I think tousled hair with Fall clothes
is just such a good look.
That is it for day two's hairstyle tonight I am going to
French braid my hair again to sleep, and I will show
you guys the next hairstyle tomorrow.
Hello everyone, and welcome to day three.
Just take it out of the braid see what
we're working with today.
Not mad at it.
But looking in the mirror I can see that I'm a little oily
at the roots and a little poofy at the ends and the wave
could probably look a little prettier
so first things first, dry shampoo.
Now, because I already went in with the charcoal dry shampoo
yesterday, I'm actually gonna go with something a little
less textury today or else my hair is just
like it's one, it's done.
So I'm using the Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal
Plus Biotin Dry Shampoo.
I like this one because it's very like fluffy in the hair,
and it doesn't feel gritty at all.
The way you use it is you kind of shake it to get
the powder up and going and then you squeeze
the actual bottle and it just shoots out.
All right, and now we must massage it in
and my roots already feel so much better.
Praise okay.
Now I'm even poofier.
Okay now we have to brush the hair because oh my goodness.
And keep in mind like I talk you guys through all is stuff
but when I actually do this in real life
it's like 30 seconds.
You know you like pop in the dry shampoo.
You brush your hair step one.
For the ends, I feel like they look pretty lived-in
and nice, but I do just want to touch up
a little bit of ways so it look a little more intentional.
But before I do that, I'm gonna add in some of this
Perfect Shine Oil mist from NatureLab.
It is so potent I'm only gonna use one spritz on my hands
and then I'm gonna run it over my ends.
Oh two, I got excited.
But look at the difference that makes.
Oh my goodness.
I feel like that already look so much better.
Fluffier roots, less frizzy ends.
It's what we needed.
So what you're gonna do now that you've absorbed the oil
from your roots and added oil to your ends,
is the hairstyles.
And for this hairstyle I'm using my gold claw clip from
my Kitsch set, and if you want to see more about
that again the link will be below.
But basically what we're gonna do is gather the hair
at the crown, and then you're going to twist it in
one direction and pick up a little bit of hair
every time you twist.
Twist hair.
And I'm alternating directions
just to make it easier for me.
And then you take your gold claw clip, and you clip it in.
What I'm gonna do now is go through in my mirror
and look for little areas that I want to touch up
with my flat iron, and I'll be right back.
Okay there we go, I'm into it.
I'm gonna add a little bit more of my Herbal Essences
Soft Control Cream Gel, and there's the hairstyle.
I feel like this is very textured and beachy.
It reminds me of Blake Lively a whole lot.
If you want to see it a little bit more done,
I'll insert this clip from my teaser video
in which my hair was more like shiny and curled
and you can choose whichever one you prefer.
Okay and that completes our three days of hairstyles from
clean to purely dry shampoo.
I hope that you guys enjoyed it, and of course that
it helps you try out new stuff in your life as well that's
what my videos are here for.
I also hope that you guys enjoy getting to see
my Kayley Melissa kit and shower cap in action.
And of course if you guys want to shop, the link will
be below, and I think that's it for today.
Tell me in the comments what you're go to go second
or third day hairstyle is because
I would really like to know.
I'm always looking for hints and ideas for second
and third day hair.
So I would very much appreciate it.
But that is it for today and I'll be back on Saturday
with another video.
See ya then, mwah.
Bye.
Another way you can get fancy is to throw in
curl up at the.
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Blake.
Okay, next I'm using the Bumble to Bumble Go Big
(mumbles) Blow Dry Cream, Great Body Blow Dry Cream.
So many words.