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- Hey everyone, Keelie here.
So today, let's talk about dirty hair
because we have all been there
when we didn't have time to wash our hair,
but it also was not looking its best either.
These are some hairstyles that you can do
in just a couple of minutes that will help
to hide some oily roots or damp hair
and will still have your hair looking great all day long.
So let's get started.
Of course with any of these hairstyles,
I recommend using dry shampoo.
I especially like the Living Proof one
because after absorbing the oils,
it brushes back out of your hair,
which effectively cleans it
without having to wash your hair.
So that's really helpful.
So first up, we have this messy bun.
You're gonna start by pulling all your hair
into a very high ponytail
and then I'm going to add in the Scunci Multi-Wear Headband.
This this is huge and you can wear it so many ways,
but I'm just gonna fold it in half.
Then I'm gonna choose the flat side to go on top,
so I'm just gonna pop that on my hair
and move on to the bun.
I'm just gonna backcomb with my fingers
to fluff my hair up a little bit,
then I'm going to twist it loosely and wrap it into place.
After pinning the hair, I'm going to go ahead
and pull the bun apart.
This enhances the messiness and the volume of the bun.
Then I'm actually gonna loosen the hair
that's just around the bun
so that there's this extra kind of looseness
to the overall hairstyle.
And that's it!
This has been a favorite workout hairstyle of mine
and I actually love that with this headband,
I can easily pull it over my ears
to keep them warm on the way to the gym.
And then I can pull it back up when I get to the gym
and be ready to workout.
Now onto the camouflaged roots.
This is great if your ends are still looking good,
but your roots maybe not so much.
I'm gonna start with some wave spray
to kind of tame frizz and define the waves
that I have a little bit.
And then I'm gonna take that same Scunci Multi-Wear Headband
but this time, I'm gonna put the crossed side on top
and that way you get a little bit of like a knotted,
kind of turban-y look to this.
Once it's in place, I am going to put a couple bobby pins in
to make sure it stays throughout the day
and that's it.
It's a really great way to rock whatever waves or curls
you have going on for your second day.
And if you wanted to, you could actually turn this headband
into a hat, to like fully cover your roots.
Next, this braided knot is great for faking volume.
You're basically just going to do a French braid
on the top section of you hair.
I did it from basically temple to temple
until I reached the crown of my head.
Finish it off by braiding a couple times normally
and securing it, and then pull that braid apart.
This is where that fake volume comes in.
Then I added a hair tie,
you could do this before you pull the braid apart.
And then I made a messy braid
in the same way that I did before,
by backcombing with my fingers
and then wrapping it into the shape of a bun.
Once you pin everything in place, you're done.
This would work on short hair,
it would work on curly hair.
I really like it because it's super quick,
really stylish, and definitely hides those roots.
And now for the sneaky braid.
This is a favorite of mine
when my hair isn't all the way dry.
Start by separating a mohawk section
in the back of your head and just take the hair on the sides
over your shoulders to get it out of the way.
Then Dutch braid that mohawk section all the way down
and once you've got all that hair braided,
bring the hair from the sides back in
and put everything together in a ponytail.
But on the very last loop of your ponytail,
only pull your hair part of the way through
so that you create this little loop.
And then if you want to, you can wrap your ends
around the ponytail holder and pin it in place.
This hairstyle works amazingly
on second and third day hair texture,
but it also works on damp hair.
As long as you blow dry just your bang area,
you can get away with everything else being
a little bit wet.
And now let's move onto some sleek hairstyles.
I recommend that you use a little oil or serum
through your hair to make sure that everything looks
nice and sleek before you start this hairstyle.
To do the hairstyle, you're gonna start
by making a deep side part
and then on the side with less hair,
comb your hair back and behind your ear.
Then on the other side, you can comb your hair
slightly forward and over your ear
so that you have this slight asymmetry in the front.
Then just bring everything
to kind of a middle to low ponytail in the back
and secure it in place.
Then I'm taking this flexible ponytail cuff from Scunci
and I'm going to wrap it around my ponytail
for a little bit more bling to this hairstyle.
And once I've done that, it's done.
Sometimes the easiest thing to do
when your hair has a little bit of weight to it,
is work with that weight and really go with the shine
that you get on the second and third day,
especially if your hair naturally has a lot of shine
and sleekness to it.
Okay, everyone knows how to do a high ponytail,
but here's how to finesse it.
After brushing your hair into the position
that you want it to be, grab a fine comb
and alternate spraying a light hold hairspray
onto your hair and then combing with your comb
to get everything really sleek and pulled back.
And repeat that over the top and bottom of your hair.
This is going to help to tame fly-aways
and really make sure that everything is incredibly sleek
and put together.
After securing the hair with the elastic,
I also decided to add a couple of clips into my ponytail
to make it look a little bigger.
Because I'm lacking the volume around my face,
I wanted to have more volume in my ponytail.
Finally, for any little neck fly-aways,
you can grab them, pull them up,
and then pin straight up towards your hair scrunchie
to hold them in place.
You won't be able to see the bobby pin,
but it will hold everything really nice and securely.
You can finish off with a little serum on your ends
and you should be ready to go
with this nice, sleek ponytail.
I'm not usually one for a sleek high ponytail on myself
but on some people, they look amazing.
So hopefully this will help you perfect yours,
if that's your game.
Now you guys know I have to leave you
with a braided updo.
For this one, you're gonna start
by splitting your hair in half
and then you're going to Dutch braid each side
of your hair, going from your hairline, straight back.
And of course, once you've finished with the Dutch braiding,
just braid the rest of your hair normally.
You could totally stop here if you want,
but we're gonna keep going.
I'm gonna pull the braids apart just a little bit
to give them some more volume
and then I'm gonna really pull apart the normal braid
at the ends before I wrap it into the shape of a bun
and pin it in place.
I think that gives it a little bit more
of a voluminous, messy look
but you could do any kind of bun you want here.
And that's it for this braided updo
that will definitely keep your hair up
and out of your face.
It would be a great gym hairstyle
and you could even wear it from the gym
to real life after if you wanted to.
And there you go, seven ways to wear dirty hair
and still make it look amazing.
I hope that you guys like this,
I hope that you try some of these out.
A lot of these are really great workout hairstyles
in addition to being great
for second and third day hairstyles.
I hope you enjoyed this video.
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I'll see you then, muah, bye.